Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-09-05
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| ly Journal, Atlanta, Ga.
Dear Folks: L have had so many
requests for prices on the tufted bed
spreads that 1 went into the Wom-
ans exchange and asked what they
were getting and their reply was,
eve charge So and out of that comes
or 20 per cent commission" You can
| judge by that what you should charge
when making the sale direct. This
price included IL bolster case as well.
! Cordially, AUNT JULIA.
V. B. M: I should think you could
wear the Jack Tar dresses of cotton
material to school during the winter
in your part of the country, many Of
our best dressed girls do here, Of
course with a sweater or coat. A
sufficient supply of these or two wool
dresses, sport style for school wear
and a smart dressy wool dress for
church wear, this with two hats, one
for school and the other for dress,
two pairs of shoes for the same wear,
two pairs Of gloves and, of course,
the hose and undertakings that are
necessary to keep you fresh would
make q thoroughly sensible and suit
able wardrobe for a school girl of
your age.
l certainly do not think Septem-
Der any time, unless unusually cold,
too late for organdies and white
shoes, it is a great mistake for peo-
pie Of the south to turn to winter
clothes too soon.
There is no objection to your going
to a singing with a boy friend if
your older siste' is with YOU
Blue Eyes: Try rubbing pomade
vaseline into the roots of your hair
If you do this carefully not getting it
into the strands, but on the roots
where it is needed, you can apply a
light but thorough treatment every
night without looking unsightly. Just
before a shampoo, which should be
every two weeks, at night apply tbs
Vaseline with a heavy hand and a
good rub.
Mrs. A. O. Folsom; If you have
any of the attendants at your we'd
ding living in the town with you,
have them receive with you at your
anniversary by all means. [ would
nave friend receive at the door, and
my daughter assist in the serving. If
you receive gifts, remember carefully
Just who sent what and thank them
graciously with q few words as they
come in to speak to you. If some
are absent who have sent you gifts g
cordial note to chem is essential, ex-
pressing your appreciation at their
remembrance. ! do not think it is
really successful to try games for
people VINO are full grown, they are
apt to be a failure. If you have some
friends who sing or recite you might
get up an entertaining program. If
your company IS going to be small
enough a dinner is the pleasantest
and easiest form of entertainment.
If the party is toC large for that have
table dressed as for a reception
with a big wedding cake in the CEN
ter, it is nice to have the silver SOU
venirs in this cake to be cut by the
guests.
Brown Eyes, Of Mississippi: You
make a great mistake not to go to
your father and tell him frankly of
your needs, if you are not extrava-
giant, 1t is his duty 70 give you things
you need. You certainly can have no
health if your teeth are in such
condition, Ions spell of illness like
rheumatism would cost him far more
than little dental work You know
l sometimes think that a father is
like you say your father is, because
his children do not give him their
confidence, make friend of your.
father, even if it is uphill work at
first, believe you will find it brings
big returns.