New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 2, 1923, Page 16

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, - FEBRUARY 2, 1023, 304 MAIN STREET Entire Stock of Drooz, Inc., Must Go! y A SALE THAT IS A REAL SALE STARTS 8 0'CLOCK SATURDAY MORNING ALL NEW SEASONABLE MERCHANDISE WILL BE SACRIFICED | THESE GOODS HAVE BEEN SOLD TO A LARGE NEW YORK FIRM AND WILL BE DISPOSED OF TO SATISFY CREDITORS AT — 25 Cents on the Dollar DEALERS SUPPLIED -- NO RESERVATIONS OKLAHOMA INDIAN TIES UP H FURTUNE Wishes to Keep It From Design- | ing Persons —Disfiosal of | | | Washington, Feb. the fortune of Jack: Jarnett, re- | puted to be Oklahoma's wealthiest Indian, has been arranged at his re- | quest to keep it out of the hands of | “designing persons” when he dies, | Charles H. Burke, commissioner of Indian affairs, announced today. The plan, it is said, assures Barnett an in- | come of about $30.000 a year during | his life and disposes of the bulk of his estate, comprised of his allotment in the Cushing oil pool of Oklahoma and I.iherty bonds and cash, approxi- mately $1,500,000, through gifts and | grust funds in such a way as to ex plode the schemes of a host of “de- | signing persons’” whose activities and | ingenuity have added considerably to | the work of the Indian bureau. Barnett, who has no relaives with| legal or moral claims upon him, ac-| cording to Mr. Burke's announcement, | has been in the public eye more | prominently perhaps than any mhu‘ Indian, not only because if his great | wealth, but because of his se marriage about three years ago, his bride is alleged to have kidnapped him from his guardian in Oklahoma and taken him to Kansas, where they | were married. The disposal of the estate tn('mdrw‘ gifts of $550,000 each to Barnett's| wife and the Baptist Home Mission gociety of NewsYork. Out of the gift to Mrs. Barnett she establishes a trust fund of $200,000, through a ‘Washington bank, with the nvm\\m\u that Barnett s to recelve the annual income. The entire gift to the mission Rn»l ciety is deposited with a New York| trust company, which agrees to pi him $20,000 a year from its procee ‘ as long as he lives. Tt is explained| that the gift to the society, which will| go to its permanent endowntent funvl.‘ is not a denominational of church donation, but is made solely because the organization has administrative| contral over Bacone college and the Murrow Indian Orphans' Home in the heart of the Indian country of OKla-| homa. Barnett, in addition to the 82 year thus assured to him from two gifts, retails title to hi allotment | in the Cushing oil field, which is bringing him smore than $18,00 “nually, and is receiving about § a year in interest on loafs which have been made for him. | 5,000 Christmas was first celebrated as a | religious ro-uvnl about A. D. 100, EGYPT OF AMERICA IS T0 BE EXCAVATED NOW | Start for American Archaeologists Yucatan Penninsula to Learn of Ol Peoples. * New York, Feb. 2.—Discoveries that! | which may Ira{‘M on the American continents are ship Esperanza for Progresso, rival the recent finds in v of Kings” at Luxor, Egypt and throw light upon early may ‘val expected in the Yucatan peninsula, MODERN BOOT SHOP 168 MAIN STREET the | COME EARLY — DO NOT BE DISAPPOINTED HATS, CAPS, SHIRTS, UNDERWEAR, TIES, SUIT CASES, PAJAMAS, SCARFS, COLLARS, SILK HOSE, LISLE HOSE, COTTON .HOSE, BELTS, HANDKERCHIEFS AND HUNDREDS OF OTHERS. STOCK UP NOW AT GIVE AWAY PRICES Ameri- yes- the “Egypt of America,” four | can archacologists announced | terday when they sailed on the steam- Mex. Phey will be joined shortly by a num- Exceptional Values SATURDAY FOR THIS $3. 39 Value $6.00 Heavy Black Satin Baby Louis STRAP PUMPS $2.95 VALUL $5.00 “NEWEST oUT” Ladies’ Plain Blucher “Scotch Grain” BROGUE OXFORDS in Nut Brown and Dull Calf. VALUE $8.00 200 Pair Ladies’ Mahogany Calf BROGUE OXFORDS All hand sewed Low flat rubber heel Try DR. KAHLER'S SHOES and end foot troubles. “RED CROSS” SHOES bend with the feet. of the aeolggical institute of Yucatan, Marshall H. Saville of Columbia uni- |the party. | committee of arch- Dr. executive | Merriam, Willilam Barclay Parsons, chairman |institution of Washington, | Herbert ber of other scientists, well ('qulpnl"d.‘v\(‘rsily. representing the museum of for an expedition expected to continue | the for months. American Indian; Dr. John C. president of the Carnegie and Dr. Peabody J. Spinden of Museum, Cambridge, Mass., made up | and Chichen-Itza. Ancient cities of the Mayas through [ be Yucatan, Mexico, and Central Amer-|unearthed from the ruins of, visited and excavated, it/and other cities, the strongholds Special study will be |the Maya race which vanished more ica, will be ‘was announced. made of two cities recently discov- than a thou ered in the jungle wilderness, Uxmal | Efforts also wlll\rls co-operating with the scientists, hieroglyphics these sof made to translate nd years ago. | The Mexican government, it is said, DONNELLY, MULLEN CO. INCOMPARABLE VALUES ARE OFFERED. FOR SATURDAY IN OUR Gi'eat Clearance Sa, g ie Hundreds of items placed on sale and if we took a whole page to tell our story and show you the items it would not be enough to point out how really wonderful this sale is, and how important it is that you stock up to your utmost on the things we place on sale tomorrow. much interested in our story as you are in the values we offer. Come here Saturday and share in the savings. quality. AR I Haslery Specials ¥ pure cashmere hose, k heel and ‘toc. and black. Sizes Value 59¢. 29c Boys' school hose, made with four ihread heel and toe, aad reinforced knee. Warranted to we Sizes 6 to 1115, e Al Misses' fine silk lisle hose, ex- tra quality. Colors, black, white and cordovan, 48 Clearance Sale—Pair. . C Ladies' extra fine silk lisle hose, made with fashioned back and double soles, Come in black and all the wanted colors, Clearance Sale Pair. . ‘ Ladies' pure thread silk hose, has llmll)l(‘ sole and seamed back., Come in black and col- ors, Value $1.00 pr, 69c Clearance Sale—Pair Extra Special Ladics' pure thread silk hose (mediungaveight) made with fashioned back and high spliced heel, Colors, black, grey, cor- dovan, send. beaver and nude, Value $1.69 pair. 93 Clearance Sale—Pair. ., c Ladics' Snede Lisle Gloves — In black only. 250 Clearance Sale . Boss' flecce lined Jersey 43¢ Clov n grey and brown. Clearance Sale. . Men’s Dept. Men's all wool Shaker Knit Ski 2 Sweaters, with. shawl ol Colors, navy, white aad maroon. Value $10.50— $6.98 ilannel Night cut full Clearance Sale Men's Outing Shirts, extra quality, size. Value $1.69, Clearance Sale—| v '98c Men's Wool Shirts and draw- ers, “Forest Mills” make. Value $2.50. Clearance $l 89 Sale — Lach .. Men’s Grey I hlnnr'l Work all double + well made, 1.69. 9 8 c hed. Value Clearance Sale— Men’s Heavy Fibre Silk Hose, made with double sole and high spliced heel. Colors, black, navy, grey and cordo- van. Clearance Sale, pr. 430 Men's Genunine 80 Square Per- cale Shirts, in a large assort- ment of neat patterns. All war- ranted fast colors. Value 81.95 ecach. Clearance 98c Sale— Fach ... Knit Underwear Ladies’ Fleeced Lined and Pant \'ll\ll: st Vest . Mills” nylcs and sizes, Clearance Sale, each Children’s Wool Sleeping Gar- ments, “Forest <" make. Clearance Sale $1.79 ., $2.69 make. $1.39 Specials in "Toilet Articles Jehnson's & Johnson's Baby Powder. Clearance Snle Talcum i8¢ Babcock's Powder. Clearance Sale . Butterfly der. Clearance Sale, . Pond’s Cold Cream — Large Jar. Clearance 46 c dclicate deodorant, 18¢ Resinol Soap—Medicated for the skin and complex- ch ion. Ci sale .. — \ Mum—a indispensable for the toilet. Clearance Sale, Radivm Silk, in flesh and white for lingeric — 40 inches wide, heavy quality. $ l .98 Clearance Sale, yd. wease Satin in a fine soft quality, 10 inches wide, in black, brown and navy. $lo98 Clearance Sale, yd. 1-1 yds 45c] Bleached Shecting, 2 wide, standard qualil Clearancg Sale — Y., But we are certain that you are not so Here they are, every article reliable in Boott Hemstitched Towels —] Clearance Llnen‘] : 5 Lauiies' pure Linen llnndl«-r-] tra. Heavy Brown Crash, excellent quality. Clearance Sale chiefs, 14 in hem, Cloavants 86 <., 40C — e Cotton Challie, 36 inches w —Large ascortment of paticns, Clearance Sale Yard v 00 Yards of fine Long Cloth —Full bleached, loc Clearance Sale — Y., . —————— Large assortment bungalow cretonnes, Clearance of pretty Satin Canton Crepe, all silk— Nayy, brown and black, 40 jn, wide. Clearance sz. 12 Sale — Yard ...