Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-10-20
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PIoDeW Girls

Please advise me too. I am {
young married lady with gray eyes
brown hair and medium complexion
What is my color for winter? Pleas
tell me the style Of coats, color anc
fabric that will be worn most thi!
fall and winter. Are high and Low
necked waists both worn with jump
er dresses? What is the leading
color in jumper dresses? VIVA
style and color in oxfords will b.
worn most this fall? What style o.
dress color and fabric will be wor1
most this fall? Please advise me al
have not been out yet to learn
will greatly appreciate any advict
given me. I was benefited yer!
much from your good advice some
years ago, for which I still thanl
you. May you have success anC
every great and good thing in lift
come your way.
SAMMY
A person having gray or blue
eyes, blue in every shade, and
gray are their most becoming
colors. However, one gets tired
Of the sameness, and desires to
break away from the original
color scheme. Green is very be-
coming, jade and all other
shades. Black would look we'll
on you, also henna and that new
shade this winter, Morocco
brown, which is a mixture of
henna and red. 1t is a beauti-
full shade, and is perfectly stun
ming trimmed in grey squirrel.
Kittens ear cloth, duvetyn,
serge, velveteen, satin, canton
crepe, tricotine and Roshanara
crepe are the new fabrics for
dress. Coats are long lines, loose.
fitting, with kimono sleeves,
nearly all are fur trimmed. They
range in prices, some very good
looking ones at $25 to $35 and
up. Low necks are the style,
round neck, and Florentine neck
line, which cut out from shoulder
to shoulder, showing the lines
Of the neck to shoulder line.
You can wear either high or
low neck waist with jumper
dress. Jumper dresses are in
all colors, Henna, trimmed in
white bands, navy blue, black,
brown and red. The russell OK
ford and strap slipper are the
newest for street, excepting the
black patent slipper, which
seems to be. the leading leather
for dreSS-uD occasions.
What is good for dandruff AM
falling hair? What will make tn
hair grow and thicken it up?
have heard that vaseline is q goot
so how often should it b.
used and how? My hair is oily AM
gets dirty very easily. How Otter
should it be washed; it is long, blu
rather thin. Would you advise M
to cut it? Do curling irons harm
the hair? I have heard that the.
do, so I do not use them. I am l.
years old and am in the 9Th grade
Am 1 very far behind in my grade
[ am feet, 10 inches tall, ant
weigh "a pounds. Do I weigh enough
for my age and height? I hav'
golden blonde hair, blue eyes, fail
ohlll, WHICH, SOIOIo "OOAo SA4L 1AA'
best? Are MILDLY suits stylish:
What is good for freckles? How il
my spelling and handwriting?
Thanking you for any advice,
I'm, Yours truly,
MILDRED.
Dandruff is a germ that gets
in the scalp, creating a scaley
surface, and it can be caught
from one person to another.
Therefore, it is necessary for
each person to have a comb and
brush of their own. And these
must be kept absolutely clean.
free from hair and grease. If
your hair is long and thin,
would advise trimming it off
several inches, evenly, of course.
Rub white vaseline, or Cuticura
salve in the scalp, using very
little on fingertips, and rub I'M
til the scalp tingles and burns.
Before you. begin the treat
ment, wash the hair with tine
ture Of green soap-liquid form
rinse we'll, begin treatment
as L have already prescribed
use the salve or vaseline each
day for several weeks; Shampoo
the hair every few days to keep
the grease and oil down-until
your scalp is in better condi-
tion-then shampoo once
month or six weeks. In the
meantime sun your scalp as
much as possible. The suns
rays are fine for killing all
sorts of germs. Care must be
taken of the hair, if one ex-
poets to have it healthy and
pretty. TITS woman's GROWING
glory.
please give me a bit Of your val
able advice. My hair has never
zen very thick or long and I have
lways thought it useless to try to
10 anything to make it so, but in
uly, last, 1 had typhoid and it has