The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1921-02-01
|olI1TLE ANIMALS TO
JAKE WOMAN'S COAT
v Of GEOGRAPHY OF
eV V6BnMENr RANGES FROM
poK STI SEAS TO ARCTIC.

|, II return to pre-war coi.iA',
| qua avs aside his uniform and dons
lays st leather pumps and high hat nat
|patelll', ,rT the companion OF ms
accollpoSdss' TO the opera. She, con-
Ter no % that policy Of nature Tor
bI %i5' the male in brilliancy .se 81 I ort
pg anu lsb;on which makes the SO,
a u i"i his white shirt bosom ana
fty . o. only a background tor her
.geou ;ln has called on land and sea
S 2li's OF the air and the suDie id
DfuiI ,o NJ of the earth to yield
fan ', traas,res for her adornment,
tleI bnIIefin from the National Geo-
liz Society. 49,. o++en+;o, with
\ r. Hs,r,~"-CColored ostrich fan which she
galy gross JC the line of vision she is
ge55 @ a. exotic thing of admiration,
eed a l,a.rositv's making. Powerful
gene V arm in South Africa prob
M nfu and a magnificent beast OF
FFkea ,,s am in India or the Belgian Con-
Jungt,vd in rage and pain when ne
SlloI '' b;s life that his tusks might
Il up slender ivory handle to sup
/ / the he feathers Of that bauble'
I'm Animals Required For Wrap.
C w tossed aside in the
I% @l and light OF the theatre lles
instrous sable wrap, The hundred
1 pS, Of little 1S-inch dark brown
ll no. reouired to make this coat
laa2 tra6Ders into difficult and dan
s E,s enterprises on the frozen areas
Po oT Russia and Siberia. Inc
rance that intrigues your senses IS
go XIV the distilled petals OF roses
"n IN the fertile, valleys OF Bul,
II Chinaman in Shantung shed
nrel,e to furnish the material 1or
NET that holds the couture IN un1
b';sbed continuous undulations, and
%eIlv stockyard OF Kansas City or
ro l[,l cave its refuse heap that un-
strTctiye bone hairpins might hold
smooth coils in place. The slow
snrettortoise furnished the only
stifully carved ornament OF her
EsTbc ropes of cleaning white pearls
4 raress her throat were probably
hqed from the hearts OF the huge
oysters OF the South Seas,
ktralia Philippines and Burma, or
T. the small thin shelled ones OF
fezuela, Japan, Persia and Ceylon.
/ platinum for the clasp came from
Sombia and the diamonds which
a it may have been taken from the
Il interiors of subterranean depths
Brazil or South Africa, to be pol
Id by diamond cutters in Antwerp,
hsterdam or Bruges. The tiny Jew
ID watch on her wrist, kept proba-
to prove to its wearer, that time
ho object in her world, had the Us
ees in its tiny "insides" made by a
6ss workman whose skill was so
lat that he made no mistakes IN hit
h in screws which to the unpro-
1 fed eye resemble dust particles.
Looms of Lyons Do Part.
1.-The soft lustrous silk of her Pa
h-madc gown acquired its simmer
the looms of Lyons, France, which
spares about one-third of all the
silk produced in or brought to
rope The lace with which the artist
ldiste varied the fabric probably
Nv under the hands of diligent peas
women in the Vosages mountains,
Pin the cellars OF a rain-soaked Bel
Im dwelling.
'The silver buckles on her pumps
Fe hammered by an artisan from
material cleaned from the mines
bur own Rocky Mountain or Great
bin states, or from Mexico, which
many years produced more than a
I'd OF the worlds output. But the
hnps, most likely, were made III
lSsachusetts and the silk stockings
wisconsin.
gSome little nun of the mountains
Switzerland, far removed from SUCH
atmosphere as that in which the
perican lady of leisure basks, pa
pity piled her needle to fashion the
aulsite design which adorns the
hdkerchief whose fabric was grown
the fields OF storm-torn Ireland.
FlS contributed the slender-finger
gloves and the fragrant powder,
4 some specialized old fellow in pre-
4 Germany probably carefully
pund the lenses for the opera glass
which milady casually levels at
pmer, CaruSo or Tetrazzini."