The Savannah morning news., 1904-10-12
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and American beauty roses graced
every column and cornice in the
mammoth establishment. The occasion
was properly the formal opening of the
cloak and suit parlors. The fourth
floor was the center of attraction. 1t
is the new apartment. On this floor
is shown beautiful costumes, suits,
wraps and costumes.
A few of especial mention are, a
lace and silk velvet and Jewel buckle
trimmings made over an elegant quail
ity of silk.
Another is a black, hand-finished la
dies cloth trimmed with silk biaids
with cream color, moire silk with
just a touch of burnt orange velvet
and ecru lace. Coat is lined with white
satin brocade royal. The skirt is trim
med to match the coat, and is made
over superb quality of drop silk.
In this department an especial eff
fort is made to make the skirt dis
play memorable.
The Persian effect in opera color and
the French hand embroidered silk are
things of beauty.
The baby department is a new fea-
ture at Levys'. They have made a cor
ner ON the fourth floor to be known
as the doll corner. In this corner all
of the apparel for babies will be car
ried, even to the basket and carriage
robe.
In furs a lavish display is made.
The most noticeable are perhaps, the
genuine black monkey. Then comes
a full set of genuine squirrel.
An elegant line of all colors and
kinds of these furs are shown. May
be the most popular styles are the
baby and the isabel fox.
In opera and evening cloaks the ar
ray is gorgeous. The principal colors
being golden red, burnt onions. Here
are also shown an extensive line Of
whites.
On the second floor the display Of
ladies garments is attractive. 1t is
on this floor that the increased stock
of boys clothing is kept. This depart
ment is twice as large as it formerly
was.
Here they are showing a beautiful
line of Buster Brown, and Peter
Thompson effects. This is for the
small boys. For the larger boys an
extensive line of Norfolks are shown.
bloomer trousers.
A complete line of ladies furnishings
and also misses furnishings are
shown. These are in imported as well
as domestic patterns. Shirt waists in
a variety of colors are displayed.
Here belts and neckwear are shown.
comprising gold and silver mountings.
Tortoise combs, with fancy Jewel
mountings of silver and gold.
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shown.
display is made Of hand drawn
linens. These are shown in DOYLE
squares, table covers and dresser
scarfs.
Another department is the comfort
garment department. This DEPART
ment embraces garments of silk, al
batros, crepe de chene. crepe cloth.
outings, and washable novelties.
An elegant line of imported and do
mestic leather goods In bags, purses,
suitable for carriages, opera, street, are
displayed.
The sweater display is complete.
On the second floor the display OF
hats and caps for boys and girls is
extensive. For the smaller, Tam
O'Shanters, Etons, Golf and Norfolk
Caps, for the older boys, are the Rough
Rider. the Cornell. Telescope, Luoero
and Rockwell hats.
For the very small ones Is shown
bears skin sailor hat, white 10 match
cloaks displayed on fourth floor. The
windows have attracted a great deal
OF attention. In these are shown a
costume OF golden rOd--Also one In
black. with just a touch OF new burnt
orange. Here are displayed also white
evening cioaks with Venice STYLES and
the lace shirt waists and a beautiful
line Of feather boaa.