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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, February 06, 1900, Image 6

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The town of Kos the capital of the
small Turkish island of that name
lying off the coast of Asia Minor pos
sesses tho oldest tree in the world
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cated his disciples in his mcthpds and
icwsconccrning the healing art 2000
years ago Tradition carries the age
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lapius of whom Hippocrate was a
lineal descendant which would add
SOUR 400 years to its age A great
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crate fountain The circumference
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IPretty Tilings for Breakfast Wear
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keeper who has not 1JM wlslth of
fI Gould a Vendlabild Whitney
a Gerry or a Helmoftk Btft Uefb
enable woman of YeyV rprk dems
tier breakfast gown nr > ktattt1eck
et of MI much ImporJlltfftiU iJie d on
her theater or cveni jMtW
It vas at the eiUtrtj rattmt r of my
little friend who malIo dltlnlY
house gowns that I 1 jpiyftrat good
Idea of the mngnlfloati jpd Lspcnse
of these gown OCctDn lbnvc al
ways known that UQny fits were
worn moro or loss htld Whist the ftnh
Ion Journals gnvc rttttfbMHo directions
for making them Uuj k Jjtul wippoaed
that they were U10r Set jucaeiitionnl
use than for ovaWQdAr vnftr even
among the very Attlhltliy But my
friend assured mo flint suoh wits not
the calC and that the wealthy women
of New York wore theso elaborate
breakfast toilettes every day elaborater
If it were not for those half of my
business would bo gone said she
They are as much in demand as IIrc
the pretty little tea gowns for after
noon wear and t believe heat I make
more of the breakfast gowns than I
do of the latter It was only yester
day that I Deceived on order from Mrs
William R Garrison for two of the
gowns and a jacket that will cost ncr
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tho price of an elegant evening cos
tume In fact she wants them made
of the very choicest of materials and
of an exclusive design That mean
work for my designer who by the
way is kept busy these winter dnys
BREAFKA8T JACKET OF WHITE OASH
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arranging these exclusive styles for
New Yorks fashionable women torI
Now take this one continued my
friend as she displayed nn elaborate
affair of the softest of soft eJnborateI
will cost its wearer not less than 200I
The gown she showed me was in
color shaded from n pink to a gold and I
resembled nothing so much as the
color of a beautiful ripe peach thlI
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was combined with a soft green silk
and au embroidery of shimmering t I
green silk nnd crystals nnd the more i
vivid tones of beatles wings that were
very beautiful on the tight under
sleeves which were entirely covered
with the lovely embroidery and hav
Ing for the background tho pale green I
silk lining of the hanging oversleeves I
The long loose oversleeves were
trimmed with n border of the wereI
mering green Ink and crystal The i
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gown lira n lowpointed yoke on the
empire ptylc with tIll shimmering
green gtjfc nod crystal embroidery put
on In N dttp point both In front and
In bark of the yoke and the gulden
pink shaded silk hanging iii bug loose
folds ut the back with a slight full
ness in front
feat Jnk lit the prettiest thing
of HR klntl nt 1 have made thin tun
son lffa little friend but hero
Is anntlter Atli not far behind It in
point of beculy
The eeood that she showed me was
of a cream bntUt trimmed with nar
row ji hi k ribbon The hut < Was made
Q princes with n loose front of white
batiste with niafe Bilk 4otr It imdr a
I large turnback collar In the buck and
small pointed revers to the waist line
n S ft
The iotrr were Trimmed with rurh
11I1r1 of pink ribbon ibftt were circled
down to the bib I tWfl oft de gowjl on
each hide of tbr lak dotted batlite
tilt else arouM the botUim of the
frown The ortttftaiJ ileem Nero Made
to be worn nI at nblrrfd lace sleeve
and were edged With friUk of pink
ribbon
Both of tiler trbfarf jftuopd UIB
means of th ol ttly Qf1t hbtand
A FASHIONABLE BREAKFAST DOWN
even those with n few thousand a year
would consider them too cxponslvo
but the next one that 1 saw was much
less expensive although In n wuy
quite us pretty
It was of flowered challle trimmed
with valenclonnes lace It was made
with a tightfitting back with a round
IOF DLUE OHALLIE TRIMMED WITH
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yoke in front having a slight fullncu
from the joke and caught nt the
waist line with a seagreen velvet
girdle The Valenciennes fare WIIH In
Ina cascade across the round yoke tnd
fell in n pretty cascade nt onu skit to
the bottom of the gown The oriental
sleeves wore short and had a full frill
of the vojenclennes lace on them ex
posing the white arm
One that woe exceedingly start Hug
In color was of nn automobile red
made in the empire style end
trimmed wltlrdoxnn of yard of gttr
row blACk velvet Mud small gold luU
tons The entlru yoke wits tlh CIfd
with rcws of tho black vclTetuftOa
tight sleeve with rows oftbotfltolc
velvet to tbe elbow It had a fioiince
at the bottom with rosuttes wf Uu1
black velvet that caught the jomirtt
every so often The 1ffeet WI quite
pretty The small gold button were
in clusters on the yoke and the high
standing collar and on the sleeves
Oowns were not tho Only things that
1 sinv for breakfast wtllr however lor 1
there were dainty 191tl quilt ns
pretty 111 the more Inborata gawns
They wire made to great utrnt IUI
the breakfast gowlland my friend
as tired me that ttyny + vere quite as
fsshiotiuble Y
One of these of white cMnnu ro wis
a lovely tightfitting affair made + + lth
dee > rounded scallops around the bot
tom with a frill of loco under the scal
lop and brought to the front in a
narrow way leaving the scallop in
front witbqut tbO1SOrIt had tI high
collar and pqlut4 r rt fwtu tcl White
silk with a vwl < J r1TtoflMfsronnd
the Imdv and to Cadge the pointed It
with tliree InrgI peart buttpns to
fasten the jftcketrni front The sleeves
were of the vhlt ilk and made tight
S th dusters 0f tckto the elbow
and H frill of tfyfiQfe at the cllxm
Another thiif Wf very dressy nil
quito the p1fJUliu one of them all
wi 8 blue obaWe t trimmed with cream
lace god un appIlqUe insertion It wan
mad with a short hhlero Iln knncJ
Iou olntPJ ends in the front with a
ore l ffbiiiice of flu lace around the
bottom qf the jneket and the ap
phi ii erJjSi cpvo the front tend
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to the waist line again thus forming
the short bolero SAHAIl DAVIDSON
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From tbs greeting Bjtiji reciira 3 1
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sow pltten tjipHe words artun a < >
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tion ol the body which nukes life n
jdutly martyrdom
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ly it would have been unbearable
But the transition was gradual A
little more strain each dayon the
nerve A little More drain each
day of the vitality Any woman
would be glad to be rid of such
women have been cured by
Dr Pierces treatment with his
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Vegetarians who are 10 strict that I
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clothing into which any animal prop
erties are introduced are prCpI
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nsaCr who is the inventor of tegc
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been experimenting ant as t1lfl
lj1tt he hob produced a boot in the
construction of which there Is abso
litteiro pnptr or leather of any de
scription Not only this but aceorcl
Ing to his aer 0n theee voar one
r purtli longer ttida leather slioc and
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