The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-10-07
FASHIONS CAPRIcEs.
What Men and Women are to Wear
This Fall and Winter-The Small Folks
Considered Too.


What Men and Women are to wea
This Fall and Winter-The Small Folks
Considered Too.
Fashion has her ardent devotees, no mat
| ter how inconsis tently she may deal on
her favors, and the man in the long tai
coat will continue to stalk the highways o.
style regardless Of his superiority of skirt
Now there are Figures" and figures, -
and while there is no denying that the long
garment is at the top notch of fashion
still there are individuals TO whom il is far
| from oecOmlng-but heaven bless US what
wots he who is keeping up with the pro
eesslon"-he might as we'll be ''oIt of the
irony.
The flowing skirts have the floor and
they are going TO nave their time"
The feature of fashions fancy this sea
son seems TO be the more than ordinary
care and attention bestowed on boys and
children's apparel
The little fellows-those who have Just
attained the dignity of "pants"-are set,
IKE little pictures, in REFER ana "Iunior''
SUITS, the cutest and nattiest little outfits
ever evolved in their interest.
Boys from years up have an almost IN
limited field to select from. in both material
and cut, including an elegant line of REFERS
the sorest trials to parents each season is
IN getting suitable headgear for their boys.
NO such difficulty exists this fall, as the
variety in both hats and caps is boundless,
and nearly all most becoming.
OF course, the ingenuity and skill Of the
designer is, as usual, largely displayed in
the interest Of men, and they certainly have
no reason 10 be disappointed this season,
as prettler goods never were, or were ever
more styllshly cut or made up.
IL is hardly necessary TO add that the
foregoing was inspired by tour through
the popular temple of fashion presided over
oy Messrs. 3. h. Levy q Bro, and so well
known TO everybody as the great clothing
headquarters of Savannah.
From cellar to attic this big establish
ment is simply overtowing with the finest
clothing and furnishings for men, boys and
children. Being the largest buyers in their
line in Savannah, and always working to a
higher standard in quality and methods, it
Is not at all surprising that this house
should have attained it's present enViable
position in the public mind
No misstatement or misrepresentation
are permitted, and the people have learned
to know that Levy's proclamations are
always facts. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended TO all to call ana see our goods and
get our prices, and if we can't do better for
you IN quantity, quality and prices than
anybody else, we don't ask your trade.
Our customers must yield US their conf
dence, our tremendous business has been
built on a system of mutual confidence, and
the editice we have toiled so hard to raise
must stand.
We offer you the largest volume of good
clothing in Savannah to select from, the
lowest prices and pleasant treatment. Can
mortals do more2
Some of our specialties, and which are
controlled solely by US, are the noted Dun
lap hats, Loeb's pure wool sanitary under
wear, Manhattan shirts, Carhart's dress
over-alls for mechanics, Fosters mems kid
gloves, etc.
Our neckwear lines are pretty beyond de-
scription Come and see us whether YOU
buy or not, we want to show you our I'm
mense stock, as future pleasant and mu-
tuaIly profitable transactions may result
ad.