The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-03-30
BIG SPRING OPENING :
AT THE EDWARD VALLEY CON-
 PANTS STORE.
Elegant Display of Reasonable Goods in
 Great VarIety-.store Thronged.


 Great Variety--Store ThrOnged.
 Yesterdays bright and beautiful spring weather, so welcome and cheer ful, delighted the ladies and hastened the throngs to the big spring opening of stylish goods at the Edward Malley company's famous emporium. This an- nual event of such interest to the ladies continues to-day also. The store was in spring attire and boughs of apple trees thickly strewn with pale pink blossoms arch over the attractive win dows of the store, and heighten the beauty of the dainty spring millinery, suits and dress goods, and the graceful and fancy parasols which will be ex- tremely fashionable this year. ,tz.
 And it may be said that never was the firms millinery display greater center of attraction than yesterday. There are noticeable many light colors. The nolo turbans. the hats turned up in the back and the hats turned up at the sides are very pretty and catchy. There are many in. the. reseda colors. Flowers and feathers are much in evi- tience and ribbons are. used to some ex- tent in decorations. 6This firm has, in fact, many delightful hats and the prices are graduated to all demands in price: and excellence. @
 Polo turbans are designed by the French milliners are becoming to so very few that several notifications of this style have been made at Malley's with delightful results, With the. e.mark- ed roundness eliminated, the polo tur- bans are becoming too many. One of the modified forms was a reseda hair braid, the high back being cut through so that one portion fell over on the hair and was trimmed with velvet and silk flowers. ftts' &saEt s&'-$ Another handsome turban had leaf crown, and was made of heavy lace medallions with valenciennes lace edgr ing. Several shadihgs of green ribbon completed this hat. ., nj Amethyst, reseda green. violet and old blue are the predominant colors at Malley's with only a few blacks, One of the prettiest of the few black hats was tam o'shanter style of hair braid, high side faced with maline and two plumes put on as they were years ago straight up showing the back. F Flower hats in abundance and ex- quisite styles are shown, geranium, pansv. lilac and rose hats, and last but by no means least in popular favor, the saucer sailor, one of old blue and green trimmed back being admired.
 The coat and suit department is rich with costumes and suits of silk, voiles. Panama cloth, drap d'ete, etc. There are coats and wraps of taffetas, fancy cloths, homespun silk and pongee, and also an extensive line of fine waists and shirt waist suits, in linens, lawns and silks. A special department, worthy of immediate attention is that devoted to covert Ncloth jackets, which are being worn more than ever before. In black coats and jackets, there is also a very large display For misses and children the new Picadilly effects seem to be Ile ledulnS feature ol covert, cHeFl0tS and fancy mixtures.
 They have also a complete line of children's and girls tub suits in every | imaginable kind of material and design. | In the silk department there is a hand some line of foulards, small figured and fancy taffetas, plain and changeable i5taffetas; also a full line of pongees. Tn black silks there are all the new weaves and many of the soft fabrics which are in great demand. In the | basement of the store the songs and renditions of G. R. Stedman, a noted Boston baritone, are attracting great attention.
 1 But the display is endless and the verdict of the throngs as to the extent and beauty was most complimentary to this old established and popular store.