The Jones County news., 1921-06-09

70 drink the mineral water of Tie
country through which he is pnsslug
sIoyakan Paper Industry
sloyaka is not 81 highly organized
aiang Industrial Zines as ls bohemia
but li hns vast forests and already
there are many paper mills, some ~
fheu s0li running under the old
Hungarian names. Buf these are uil
small nnairs and 50 fnr fhe pnper nnd
wood pulp industry has not been de-
Feloped 60 anything llEe the proper
tions which could he reached iu
stable industrious Europe ln slo
fukia, TOO. one may see Brentwood
chairs being nude for the American
market
Czeohosloyakia Is short of coal but
this may hc . good thing in the long
run. for slolakin IS one vast store
house d hydraulic power and there s.
enough unused water power among
ihe sloyallan hills and IN the fashion
able high Talra region 70 run an the
factories that ARE likely TO be started
for long time 20 come. The Iatra
mountains are rivals OF the Swiss Alps
for scenery. There the wealth and
arlstoerocy OF Hungary have been
accustomed TO Ro for generations for
Notwithstanding and other outdoor
rocfeations.
While Bohemia, the land Of ih,
4 czechs. Is predominantly an industrn
= country, Slovnkin, the homo of ia
IA Siovnk portion OF the rartneraisip
ne az present Chiefly agricultural. Thci
n are 10 be found the quaintest an
n most artistic Of the peasant costume
$ Of the republic which are never
4 ending delight The men wear whit
shirts, embroidered at wrists an'
throat and fnultlessly Numbered
I thlckly braided vest. wide whit,
= trousers, high boots, and roun,
topped hat circled by wide figured
, band
, How the Women Dress.
I The women run the whole gamut OF
color and group OF them makes d
picture on which the eye must llnger
|, Their skirts Of plain black reach only
| a few inches below the knees just
below the waist is line Of fin,
embroidery Their stockings art
I thick and serviceable. Some hav,
small squire colored designs knitted
into the dun black. Their shoes arc
! stout and usually high cut. High soft
leather boots are worn by some, Tn,
jacket which reaches te the waist ma,
also be plain except for an appliqu,
! design Of handmade lace.
Where then is the colorfulness o
/ the women's costumesf II is In th'
gay and striking head-dress and apron
! White and red are the favorite color
: for the head shawls, but the aprons
Z the real adornment for which TN
2 other clothes seem merely the back
2 ground-are every color under heayei
$ bright green, changeahle 20 gold
! yellow with silver overnight pink
$ blue, cerise and all the other color
that feminine fancy may choose. Whe
few hundred Of these gaily-colore
: aprons are displayed IN one movin
5, picture, the scene is charming ON
= indeed
Is The hand-work that Of Old was pu
: upon women's costumes, utilizing a
il its materials homemade vegetabl
" dyes, produced artistic results. Bt
n with the growth Of industrialsm les
4 and less OF this old.fashioned wor
n is being done Aniline dyes are hein
m substituted and machinery is heiu
ie called upon TO turn out its product
quickly and in great volume. III
W factories, too, are attracting TO q
u towns the women who would have e.
O. gagged In the home work. Thus grad
$, ally the arts Of the past are beir
v lost.
er Even from the tiny villages of 81
ID vakia, hitherto the stronghold Of rur
N customs, young girls are going 20 Il
N cities. They have neither slime n,
a energy 20 do the fine needlework III
z. made their mothers costumes thin
ID OF beauty, nor money TO purchase sin
* lar clothes made by others. They a
a coming more and more 10 wear whi
RS hats with wide brims, spotlessly whi
IN dresses, and white stockings al
ar slippers. These newer costumes a
at charming but lack the beauty al
ed individuality Of the old.