Major Roosevelt Left
$50,000 to His Aunt,
Mrs. Amy Lowell
New York, April 11.—A bequest
of |50,000 is left Miss Amy Lowell,
of Brookline, Mass.. author and
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I Saturday Evening Saturday Evening I
| Most Complete Stocks of Easter Merchandise In Our Store's Entire History j
I Silk Hosiery for Easter Scores and Scores of New Trimmed Hats Ready Saturday Gloves For Easter |
P HAVE the largest assortment of silk hos- Pro~EclSt>or T_J^l(l0I"S0lll^l§ , EVOTIt AF COURSE, you will want new gloves with
2!| iery for Easter you will lind anywhere. Here are four C?/I 4"/~i Q? PC ClLl your Euster suit, and you will want the correct style and S|
[Jj special lots which will be offered on Saturday at the most in- K£L ~yll LO dD IJ vJ Av\ color. Better come here on Saturday and make your selection
teresting prices of the season. There are pure silk and fiber .sfft /VY ~ 4t *v, from the hundreds and hundreds of fine gloves we have ready
1 silk hose in these four lots. Make your selection on Saturday TF YOU have been wondering IIOW YOU are going to get an
§5 and be prepared. X Easter hat that will be appropriate with your Easter suit you have lp "Hlrti sj
U Women's Fiber Silk 77 _ Women's Thread 51J7 the chance right here in our big millinery department. We have ju?t iS§ \ .JIBSSBP® ' rules' Washable Cains gg c 1 lilies' 2-ciasp Kid J2.85 Hj
§5 Hosiery Silk Hosiery D I-O # placed on our tables fresh from our workroom a wonderful showing KgKjl Gloves at j 1 ,<i ' * g.
Fiber Silk Hose. 16-in. boot 1 Indies' Thread Silk Hose, of new trimmed Easter hats at these popular prices. You have choice ra s>* Ladies' Washable Cape ! Ladies' Kid Gloves, 2-clasp, Mj
length, double sole and heel, | full length; Notaseme and a ]| desirable and new shades and all the most serviceable mate- £ (|\ / Gloves, one clasp, in pearl, jin black, brown, tan and gray, Ssfc
n|]| cotton garter top, in white, , full fashioned double sole and . , , , . , .... ifK&Q <. \'i 1 ■ Hflfcr -V*rnii 83JW , , i , 1 , > • nl
P black, grey, cliampatgne and high spliced heel, silk lisle rials that are put into millinery. fSggi* \( / _§A \ brown ' tan ' ,n self-stitching. , fancy stitching on back. In ||l
g taupe. garter top in black, white. -* /r jl 1 • 1 TT J / % I ' $88? I self and contrasting colors. gfc
— I cordovan. Russian calf. navy. MOTYV OT H PY* TTIITI TTI PH H LS X. | J
iSI Women's Tliread Silk QJq grey. ULllvl LJL 1111111 v3v>i lld Uu k. ..A ItAdles' Fine Silk £ 11 C 1 jSJ
iiy Hosiery j rT> r\ A i (D "1 CT /Y/Y h ■''A If / AmmLm_l Gloves * j l.adies' 2-elasp Kid tfJO IP
Q boot hre iength! lk fuil° S f;shloned j Threatl $2.45 fj)D. 9U lO Spi.O.UU \ j |jf / / / Ladles' fine Silk Gloves, 2- <;lovcs Bt M
and seamless, double sole and Hosiery 1i?11 * £ /"11 'll ) ( \1 / / / clasp and double tips, in white, | l.adies' Kid Gloves ,2-clasp. IS?
SjJ he el. lisle garter top, some Ladies' heavy Thread Silk
with slight imperfections, in Hose, double sole and high "* __ _ O N /'/ Is 1 , , ...
S? white, black, cordovan and spliced heel, silk lisle garter TTQchoY* TTdFc Q y-| r\ yiri / beautiful contrasting st.tch- i brown, champagne, in self and |gj
iffil grey. i top. In black and navy. J-idul/Ci lldl/O J CXIIU. Lt^ J \r-f ings. ' black stitching. fry
Kaufman's —First Floor. M itaiifman I .—swn.i Floor. ' Kaufman's —First Floor. Ns
| "models'' Saturday will be the biggest day in Women's and Misses' Suits
It Hundreds and hundreds of Easter Suits at $2O, 22.50, 25, 29.50, 35, 39.50 and $45
1 AxVx ... "pVERY woman and miss in this community will want to be well I w§
P High" dressed for Easter. There is just about a week left during which time you may select your Easter WL ' * W
|j Styles. KjL > b suit but it does not pay to wait till the last minute. It never pays to be rushed, and you will be rushed
U These are made if you delay. We have prepared an extraordinary showing of stylish suits for Saturday's selling. Among W Jlk Jg&
|J of the hnest <|j|A \\ t&SStyQfesSrt- them are hundreds of new arrivals which have been freshly unpacked. Every suit represents an extra- r r^gln}
I jj I • y \ ordinar >' value. Our Pre-Easter underselling prices are truly remarkable because for them you may y(\ Tjf ISW
U Broches. in $ ijj Ijl j\y W/ I select from the choicest styles, materials and colors that are shown anywhere. It is not out of place /\\ \ .—-j7 _W~-b[|i
|j white and pink. )\ M \'A/f\ dgrj ' i fjgff for us to say that these same suits in specialty shops will cost you a great deal more money. The reason •/ 1 \ VJ|il , fill
|in si " s from l ' ' |\V. |M mm we sell so many suits is very plain. We give the values. Once a woman buys her suit here she realizes /J K W h\l SSlccirc Q v!
i & . y that she can get just what she needs and get it for less money. That is just why our ready-to-wear 111
M $1 to 3)0 ' W ' business has grown so large. , v // L
Si I I I " *tsv \ _ „ „ _ „ _ __ II Hk, m tailored models. Sizes 6 to 14 St
Kaufman's—First Floor. J I Tm. Easter Suits $22.50 $25 & $29.50 Easter Suits $35.00 $29.50 & $45 / / fflfv 1 GIRLS' tC QC
|j rv/ XA / I Are undoubtedly the most unusual suits vou will Are those handsome high class models that in- /Pi nV\ DRESSES ... tPUii/O hil
g Easter Neckwear ITHIXW S*r' y rr l to . women w r wish . to dreBS ,ash i onab,e h h w,„t,v: e . .a .t I
Silk Hiddv Ties—triangle shaDe : ~TF3 I jIl prices famous and we are willing to give qualities and styles that 18 no "Glossary to pay high prices. While these suits t-y I j I Dresses for Girls, in wonderful va- Ji]|
Sln Cardinal,' Scarlet, Navy, Black', JCffi ordinarily are sold at higher prices, than our famous underselling are strictly high class, they are especially attractive in price. A'ou / | JHM trimmed" models "sizes {""to 16
111 large size. Special, QC TBB j 3 ® prices In these groups you have the best of serges, poplins, tweeds may choose from serges, Poiret twills, gabardines, tric-otines A UJwr veers. ' Iv!
U each 2/OC p : &.\ | ■ and Jeseys. There are scores of navy blue suits, mixtures, and all tweeds and Jerseys in navy and all the leading shapes. In most ' IMF GIRLS' /♦> r aH liU
Si Silk Windsor Ties—Good quality rh ffi i the leading new shades and all the sizes for women and misses. ( cases there are just one and two of a kind. if M tidpccpc / M
|| and well made, in blac-k and a full / XT T-i i J , M t ¥ UKUaofio ... imt •%J%J K1
1 ssr.!f.!^...r -r i'-.a I New Easter Coats Extra SiVe Suits I Capes and Dolmans I ff "r D r.T i
U Silk Plcatlngs—ln a large range j / / Silvcrtones. velours, silvertip Bolivia, ** OUILo Ml I / lored models, large ussortment. Sizes l[o
5)1 of colors, in plain colors and many filffl // / / men's wear serge and poplins. The sea- (POET AA (P A A ETA . new c . a P e or dolman for Easter is lag, I I ato n years.
edges"Spccia" B yard° 1e !.... 48c jfflHi I son's most charming colors such as navy, tpZjD.UU LO tjy±y.DU j ust hie tiling, and here you may select ugl j I PO
Goorgctto Crepe I'leatings ,1 J taupe, French blue, Copenhagen, Victory J ust what you desire and the price will ||p \ IJI DRESSES ... wJs
||i Various widths in the straight and rp( i henna I'ekin erav and tan Hundreds and hundreds of wo- be especially attractive. In all the \ I i n ?£„*'?",*? , M|l|
I ' $lO 00 to $45 00 an " t l
U colored edges. Special, qC r tP-LU.V/Cf bU for stout figures. Please bear in black serges, velours in victory blue. f II ,„l variety of attractive styles |U
Jl yard •; : 'A wonderful assortment of models mind that these are not large suits henna, Copenhagen, sand, rookie and #to m years. 18
y from which to choose. Many cape coats a\Jl cruris tau P c - Silvertones in sable, deer, French - M M GIRLS' (Pl>| Afi M
shapesTpleated and coat are shown in these groups. Coats are anil have the same giacefu. anes blue, Victory red and taupe. /'/ DRESSES ...Jpl 4(t/D
y large, range of style? in white, red, very popular and especially tine for a , s regular tize 3'iits. fchown in ell ft-| rv f\f\ i rT> *rv r\f\ k/ mu- S nL 1 " c,,r " „ .
i ..i !,. flSr lnotorine-T walkinjr and business wear. .h. w.t.d mu,1.1. a„ a color.. $lO.OO tO $49.00 T it., 5,"S 'j.S !e
ill each ° T Kcda . trimmed with smocking and nil
M Kaufman's—First Floor. Kaufman's—Second Finnr einbrojdery. Sizes s to 11 years. |[jL|
55 ~ ~ Kaufman's—Second Floor. - ——
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| More New Easter Waists Ready For Saturday oHttlFClay In j) |
tj WAISTS .. . $2.95 (sS# WAISTS ... $5.95 - L s
i whiff f^4 M R 2rffi'ikE?Ssi.V! vT cW ,fK?L2Wf v* c "r <!- Extra Special Needfuls In the Big Pre-Easter Underselling Event s
U round and square neck models, pretty em- vr L ~h a j s^s newest models in round and fiquaro & vAOX oCXXXII w XZy V vll L
2 broidery trimming, sizes 36 to 46. BTu \.A co,,ar,< ' ss shown in every new |iM
Jl 4 - FI P/\ •>/// ißu V S ■'l s P rln shade including Navy, Rookie,
111 EASTER <£ Q QC r 4 &. Jan \ I,fct ur>- sfel • League Blue, Tea Rose, Sunset. Flesh and .... , —— hi
WAISTS 3) j.ifD lu i l.lw Whlte ~ resularanu extrasUeß - - u to f4 - BRvooTI , ly
Pretty and de Chine I g EASTER 1 A C W RSn it - iIU G&S Oven fjglpYiSr fi can { Kl
square and V neck plain nnd embroldried X C WAISTS X, 1 O MftchillC fj | '■
55 Tea' Rose and White; sizes 26 to 54; extra II/M! and colors: beautiful styles, prettily trim- U BunM I wWi I closed door.. S4.SO cleaner iIM
111 regular sizes. W£BSBT\ A9ITK\ A'M\\ 1/ "1 WM med with embroidery or lace; regular and l . t ts °. Wl !! te // I "apiu wasning, wen ■ Hlßlßsiit
U tt. A ctcd M _d llml'a Wm ; I'. l W i/Avri I/,'/ ArrrKM 1 extra sizes . 36 t° 54. w 001 Soap for toilet B I, ■' Hawi Glass &, a e\w oo
S EASTER C!>4 Qd I KM' IIA ?' qyl f / jwMhll I 1 and bath OC r B ■ made, eas> $7 48 K F/door 54'95 , 23c
H WAISTS I WW, J!\\a\ "\ ■ /V/ 7 / / EASTER <l5 IAC ror l-'unning.... _IU/ tS
51 Georgette and Crepe de Chine Waists, Iwl I Mfo. \•/'.Tivi-.''.i*\ I'jfcTNwt 11 '\lpI IT7V\ 1 l'll WAISTS aO X .J A ——- I U
s)| made up in beautiful styles all the new .T mMM y i : • riv' \ ill " ILf Y I *1 I■ ™ ___________ 5^
II shades Including the ever staple White, Mf g3g= ssrA : H' 'A i Wonderful Voile Waists In 'White and Ifll
Ni Flesh and Black, Round, square and V neck \ \vY colors, plain and novelty effects, embroidery IU
5* models, with the new tucks and frills —fj YNJJ NjY\\\y7V/< |WI ■ or lace trimmed. Big variety of styles' __ ~ Ki
' - ; —' 11 Black Silks Very Special fcfjffjjl Towels & Bed Spreads |
ij I. —jl ' Black TafTcta Silk, yard SLID rjw.|y- Buck Towels Red i White Turkish Bath |lll
,-1 -i jr ■* -i Black Messaline Silk, yard 81.1!) H LLiriTFfl -TT" J f\\ border; 1 I Towels; good quality. |jg
| Children s Coats For Easter Silk Underwear iffljfew 3wwtsW-?fe I
S A. Girls' Capes Girls' Sorinir For Easter . 39,= 25, ESegJi I
tSak VJIIIO Vjdptib Vjlilb PLAIN GKORGKTTK CRKP inches, in -- . . Bleaehetl Turkish! E, fPa ' H rvv ip.i hi
>5 WKS T XT CREPE DE CHINE AQ P- a " " IW shades—beautiful quality. d>-I CQ MahoffailV Wood nath Tow <- ,s : hemmed Spreads; hemmed rcadv I®
9 All In Navy Coats NIGHT GOWNS at Jb4.y 5 y ? rd 3>l,by wwuugnny nooo ready for use ; is ; iVfiQ S
Si J , ■ljxJa Lace trimmed, full cut, good R A J A c n n - each 13C Idai, each...
I /IRS ge $8 95 Tk Srx\ ISM— Un " B I Pictured 12.95 T . - 1
I /tCMI $ 10& ? 15 5,,„ L, 2 .. chl k m i is n l v at ope $2 95 O'Cedar Garden Rake, n Linoleums at Low I
0 Ijeffl MM Chine T„f"al Mop S.7T 39c Many Other Beds at p rj 1
V| lored and beautiful quality, in the leading colors. tjl 11 batin Envelope Chemise, lace or , „ Dl? savings |:||
Sjl / J I P\ I ribbon strap trimmed, full cut; 11 n 14-tooth 4Q r New Process T.inoleiun—2 yards wide, CQ K?|
U // \ . - - _ . - , . /If f* sizes 36 to 46. Pre-Easter Under- handle; good cq r Size MaHreitc tQQI* hig- range of patterns. Special, sq. yd. . 0"C nj
0 iff I I Girls' Spring Girls' Spring MJI •*>* r-e, $2.95. * 9c wvl. — 5 98r
Costs Coat/S =====KaUfmanS—Fl 8t Fl °° r ' opeciai value | burlap baek. Square yard I7OC m
g!lk ® ■ nVt PI Wla oliowa <sxlB IB- s
U | v. years; silk poplins, checks poplins; tricotines and fcf m WaonCr# Dark green, size inches lOC no|
5£ 1 JQ nn<l ser K es - in a " tht '' latest ours; finest coats at the \M ■ 3x6 feet IIU
Tl wonde ful d valu'es' pr J ce ' AII the most wanted JF BM W| 3-year $Jg 69c a " d 9xlB 23c
J*j Kaufman's—Second Wees JwL WIL. $- -X Mi i| 'TI 1 I n —————— __________ ■ (.y
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FRIDAY EVENING, HAJEURJSBTTRG TELEGRAPH APRIL 11', 1919.
sister of Dr. A. Lawrence Lowell,
president of Harvard University, in
the will of her nephew, Major James
A. Koosevelt, of this city, who died
on March 26 on his' way home from
France.
The will, filed here, provides that
the residue of the estate shall go to
Major Roosevelt's widow, to be di
vided on her death equally between
his two sisters, Airs. Elfreda Clark,
of London, and Mrs. Katherine R.
Reeve, of Haverford, Pa.
RECEPTION* FOR MRS. WILSON
Paris, April 11.—The Inter-Allied
club will hold a reception next Alon
day afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson.
! Alleged I. W. W.
Is Given Release
New York, April 11.- —Samuel Nel
son. a Swede and an Industrial
Worker of lhe AVorld, arrested in
Kansas and brought here for deport
i ation. was released yesterday by
federal Judge A. N. Hand, on the j
ground that in his case "evidence
was lacking that destruction of prop- |
erty was advocated or intended". I
Judge Hand postponed until next:
Tuesday the cases of 17 men and!
one woman, brought here from Se- !
attle for deportation.
'.*2 l LICENSES GRANTED
Pittsburgh, Pa., April jl. The
Allegheny County Wholesale Liquor
License list for 1919, handed down
here yesterday, shows that 224 lic
enses were granted, ten less than In
1918, while 7 were refused and 9
withdrawn. No new licenses were
granted, the court stating that there
was "no necessity" for them.
Spanish-American Pact
Provides the Shipments
of Cereals Into Spain
Madrid, April is stated that
details of a convention between
Spain and the United States have
been ""tiled, providing for the im
poi 1 of cereals by Spain. The
com. .jii is that the Spanish ships
which are to convey the cereals
shall stop at Bordeaux on the west
ern voyage and take on board Amer
ican troops awaiting repatriation and
also war material which is to be
returned to the United States.
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