The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-05
GR4ND FALL OPENING
By the Edward MnlIey Company.

The grand fall opening of the Ed ward Malley company yesterday and last evening was grand success as
 evidenced by the crowds of ladies in att tendance. All nature smiled yesterday
 and after the unreasonable cold wealth
 CT of the past few days the change was
 appreciated and even the beautiful
 things in all the departments of the big
 store seemed to take on an added lus-
 Ire as a result. The show windows of
 the store were marvels of beauty, es-
 pecially the Temple street windows
 with it's back ground work of au-
 tumn leaves and center piece of golden
 rod and leaves. Tn this window were lot of pastel colorings, the popular
 colors of the season of lavender and with star rosettes, a renaissance walking hat, hat of mink fur and shaded pink plumes, and several others all of handsome design.
 In the millinery parlors we noticed an imported hat from the noted firm of Mason Lewis, of Parisian walking ef- feet of Pastel, blue felt, white Grebe brim shaded to delicate gray, faced with blue Miron velvet, with white Paradise wings for height, fastened with rhinestone buckle. A lonely hat from Loys Seiurs, of velvet of a gun metal shade, the shape of a Spanish turban, full velvet brim with chinchil- la crown trimmed with chiffon and rem naissance scarf made to form high side effect and falling on the brim, finished with cut steel and pastel buckle; very odd but handsome hat of gray felt after the sailor effect, with soft roll brim of gray mousseine de soie, with fall of white lace over, with handkerchief scarf trimming of cherry red satin antique, deep Persian border, edged with black ribbon velvet The under trimming was composed of white silk and velvet roses.
 Another fine window display was that containing the loveliest showing of fall and winter cloaks and suits and also a grand display in the east window of fine silks and passemente- ries comprising the latest designs of silks, of cords and stripes and plain colors to match, and beautiful over dress of spangled drapery.
 In the cloak and suit departments were many beautiful things Among them was a case of silk waists of Parieian model In black and white and delicate colors. One of the most strik- ing was waist of new design, of helo- trope silk, with hem stitching and scarf drapery. Something new was child's cloak. stunning affair of peculiar de- sign of Kersey cloth trimmed with Miron velvet with many rows of silk stitching, lined with fancy French taf- feta silk beautifully finished in every detail, with epaulette effect. Some thing altogether new was a raglan of light tan broadcloth with waved stitch ing and the bell cuff
 One of the handsomest of many skirts was of black serge, close fitting with wide flare at bottom and many brands of black silk with stitching. A charm ing golf cape made of Scotch shawl, with triple cape, the entire cape trim med with black broadcloth appliuued with rows of red stitching to harmonize with the colors of the shawl
 The leading feature of the lace de- partment was the spangled Jet rennais- sance lace for full dress of Van Dyke and Tablier patterns, beautiful for frontings and applidues of corded silks, shirings with Tom Thumb fringe effects, and old fashion, ed collarettes with fringe spangles and jewels all the rage now in London | and Paris