Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-02-26
THE QUESTION BOX
FOR EVERYBODY
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Question Box, The Atlanta Tri-W eek
ly Journal, Atlanta, Ga.
Dear Folks:
Just as usual at this timo of the
year the questions pile in as to
whether or not Goat Suits" will be
worn.
The shops are showing, as usual,
a good many suits, these suits come
with the early spring, just as do
silk and satin hats, but of your are
providing for the wear until sum-
mer comes full swing, take my ed
vice and get one-piece dress and
spring coat.
In the first place the dress and
coat are more becoming, ia the sec
ond the coat will do for wear over
many dresses, and let mo warn the
woman with hips to beware of the
tuck In blouse and that coat suit
I do not like coat suits on stout
people any way, but when you add
tucked in blouse to the effect ii
Is far from good. If you need a
coat suit, be sure to wear with II
an over-blouse of becoming cut and
style, this does away with that
awful, waist line. I speak with feel
ing for I have one.
Cordially yours,
AUNT JULIA.
L. R.: I am sorry but I do not
know of a firm that has work done
on the basis to which. you refer. In
fact most business houses in large
places have such work done In
Wholesale lots.
Mrs. J. L. Rowland, Wrightsville
Ca, Route 8. Would like to have
the poem "a Woman's Question
and "a Mans Reply" Send direct
to her. She says she will gladly re
turn the favor.
Martha L.: 1t would be perfectly
we'll for YOU to have a light sour
as the first course with your lunch
7 con. Then if you wish it a meat
say chops. Baked potatoes and &
salad Of tomatoes and lettuce, and {
| dessert Or you could have in place
Of soup, grapefruit, your meat two
vegetables, baked potatoes and greer
peas, omit your salad and have {
dessert.
Jerry: I believe that you will fine
the belted in backs will continue fol
quite a while as favorites with boys
and young men. If wanted a su:
! that could be worn for evening af
fairs I'd get a navy blue with I
white hair line, the coat of this sui
| could then be worn with white duel
or flannel trousers in the summer
Mary L. D.: Bless your heart,
knew you would not leave home i
| they needed you so.
This would be a good plan 10
you, write to the library commits
sion, State Capitol, Atlanta, CT.
state just what line Of study yol
wish to take up, you can get book
from this commission as you live il
Georgia, for the postage to bring
| and return them. Then If the crop
are as good as we have reason t
hope they will be, get your deal
father to let you take a course from
some good correspondence school, II
this way you can take eXam1na
tons, and really know just Wher'
you are getting and as you say yea
after next YOU may be able with {
clear conscience to take up YOU
Career"