Saturday. Nov- 22, 1813.
THE &SHEVILLE GAZETTE-
NEWS. PAC3EEVn.l
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MON., TUES. AND WED., NOV. 24th, 25th AND 26th
BILTM ORE PLU MBING AND HEATING COMPANY
Come To This Big Sale and Demonstration
Jewel Stoves have been in use nearly sixty years
and have always been in the front rank! We can
show and prove to you that the Jewel is made from
the highest grade material and that it will save fuel
and prove satisfactory in every respect. This sale is
a special opportunity to buy a famous Jewel Stove
at favorable terms and secure a valuable premium
in addition. .
FREE REFRESHMENTS
SERVED DAILY
FREE THEATRE TICKETS
TO THE LADIES WHO ATTEND THIS DEMONSTRATION AND SALE:
Tickets will be good for matinee performances at Majestic Theatre Saturday
November 29th, when a Jewel Range will be given away.
A fine six piece aluminum kitchen set will be
given free with every Jewel Stove sold during this
sale. This high grade set retails from $6 to $10 and
is given with every purchase of Jewel Stoves during
this demonstration. Positively no sets given away
after sale closes. A valuable encyclopedia of infor
mation free to every person (except children)
visiting our store Nov. 24th, 25th, and 26th.
ONE $40 JEWEL RANGE TO BE GIVEN AWAY ABSOLUTELY FREE
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We duplicate here one of the numbered
tickets and coupons which explains in detail
how you may win a $40 Jewel Range and get
admitted free to the Majestic Theatre Sat
urday matinee, Nov. 29th.
DUPLICATE OF NUMBERED TICKETS COME AND GET ONE
No. 1280
After signing name and address on
this coupon deposit it in the ballot
box during Jewel Range Dejnonstra-
, tion at
BIITMORE PLUMBING HEAT
ING CO., BilUnore, N. O.
Not. 24th, 26th, and Setta.
If this coupon is drawn from ballot
box you win the range, but you must
be present at the Majestlo Theatre
when the drawing takes place.
ONE JEWEL RANGE FREE J280
KEEP THIS TICKET It entities you to participate in
the drawing at the Majestic Theatre Saturday Matinee,
Nov. 29, when one $40.00 Jewel range will be given away
absolutely free by the Blltmore Plumbing and Heating
Company, to the lady who holds the lucky-number. You
must be present when your number is drawn otherwise
another number will be drawn and so on until some one
In the audience gets the range. i'.
FREE THEATRE TICKET This ticket will admit
one lady free to the matinee performance at the Majes
tic Theatre ' Saturday, Nov. 29th after being properly
signed at the store of the Blltmore Plumbing and Heat
ing Company, Blltmore, N. C. . :-
Name . . ,
Address .
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loot over my head and the floor un-
cr my feet, the dinner that la being
irepared, and the labor that la mak-
hg it ready each and all hold mo
nchalned absolutely In economlo re
gions with the life and labor of the
hole tolling multitudes of the earth.
"King and peasant, master and
lave, capitalist and workman,
tarned and ignorant, saint and sln
er, stand equally naked before this
judgment seat of economlo necessity.
Ike unto Qod, this relation is no re
verter of persons.
World Necessity.
"Civilised life demands and requires
ot only the necessities of life, but
Uso the comforts of life, and still
Wore the satisfactions of life. We
seed not merely shelter, but also a
pleasant home. We need not only
pead and boots, but books and mu
le and recreation.
"The mind grows dizzy at the mere
bought of the overwhelming Nlag-
ras of human energy ell consumed
in the economics of bread in the
ompulsory, necessary, unescapable
pattle for the necessities, comforts
nd satisfactions of human life.
The Supreme Evil.
"The supreme tragedy of human
Mttory has been the social misery,
the industrial slavery, the ' untold
depths of poverty which the tolling
multitudes of eartli have endured be
cause of the colossal and unspeak
able Injustice in this very world of
economics. The crim e of crimes in
the life of the race has been the ex
ploitation of human life and energy
In the unjust and inhuman economic
relations that have prevailed through
out century after century.
"All the sins against which the
church has inveighed are mere tiddle-de-winks
compared to this collossal
inhumanity. No wrong in all his
tory has equaled that of making men
the economlo prey of other men. '
"The greatest sin -of mankind has
been social injustice In the .use of the
means of getting our bread. The sub
Umest task of .Christianity is now
conscious upon us to establish social
justice on this earth in the adminis
tration of the means by which we get
our bread.
"To overtflrow capitalism In bread
getting for the sake of healing the
hurt of the people and releasing them
to lives worthy of men, who are the
sons of Qod this is the supreme and
Immediate first task of the Christian,
the preacher and t he Christian
church., i . r -
' i Always Enslaved.
"Never in all human history have
the tolling people who have done the
work of the world received the prod
uct of their toll. The great masses
of the people have been eternally held
in helpless servitude to the powerful
and privileged classes.
"But these millions must live, and
they may live only on one condition,
vis., by offering their labor for what
ever It will bring as the slaves or
serfs of the tew who control the
earth. ,
"Be It distinctly, declared that dur
ing all these long ages and down to
the present moment there has been
no poverty in the wonderful gifts of
kindly nature; no poverty In the skill
and muscle of the workers; no lack
of equipment, no poverty in the actual
products, of labor. But always and
ever some small ruling and privileged
class has possessed Itself of , that
which they never earned.
. , v. Slavery's Root.'
"A" few privately own and private
ly control for.-, private -profit- the
sources of the bread and labor sup
ply,, and the tolling .millions are In
chains. The product of their "toll
must inevitably flow into the hands of
a class that never earned it. The
workers, in spite of excessive labor,
marvelous machinery and an enor
mous product, are -reduced to com
parative poverty in the midst ot abun
dance. That is an plals as words can
state It
"Untold Intellectual, social and
moral Segregations inevitably fol
low.. '
. "No accleslastlcal organization.
Roman Catholtfl or Protestant from
the pope of Rome to the Salvation
army, or to Dr. Aked's First Congre
gational church, has ever aggressive
ly sought, to guarantee the right of
the people to live in freedom and jus
tice on God's earth. Thy have never
sought to organize men in relations
or brotherhod In the use ot the
earth's means of livelihood.
"You may join any church ot
Christendom today, even Dr. Aked's
and Dr. Sawyer's and Dr. .Burling
game's, without it being a condition
of your peace with God or your ac
ceptance to membership that you are
to work for social justice on the
earth. The religious world has no
snllghtenlng conscience in terms of
social justice.
"Whatever righteousness, ethics,
goodness, Chrlst-llkenesa or real re
ligion is possible unto men on this
earth it must now enter into this
earth of economics and permeate it
or reorganize it or moralize it
Greatest Issue.
"By all the eaerednees and possi
bility of the soul of man this ques
tion must now be confronted and set
tled. It Is not a side Issue. It Is the
supreme issue.
Our Si"clal Task.
"It often eppt-rs as if Providence
had set special tasks for special
epochs, as If to adapt the progress of
the kingdom of God in the earth to
our weakness. Our one task is un
mistakably plain. The Invention of
machinery, the development ot dem
ocracy, the universality of world-
trade, the wisdom of organization In
Industry, all make plain the paths of
our feet to the establishment of social
justice in industrial democracy. The
vision of a new social order is al
ready disclosing the social signifi
cance of the message and mission of
Jesus.
"The whole power and Influence of
the Christian ministry should be ut
terly consecrated on awakening the
social conscience of the people and
educating them ooncernlng the social
wrongs and social Injustices of capi
talism, in order that the total moral
and spiritual energy of the people
shall be called to a new social wis
dom of a Just and brotherly and hu
mane administration of the bread
getting equipment of society. For
there Is no evil In our time that la
not fostered by capitalism; there Is
no good that we can seek for the in
dividual or the race that la not hln
dered and thwarted by capitalism."
NOTICE.
By virtue ot the power of sale con
tained In a certain deed in trust ex
ecuted in a certain deed In trust exe
cuted by Mattle E. Brooks and A. H.
Brooks, her husband, on the 29 th day
of November, 1(12, to the undersign
ed as trustee, which deed in trust is
duly registered in book of mortgages
and deeds in trust No. 10 on pages 107
in the office ot the register of deeds
ot Buncombe county, N. C, default
having been made in the payment ot
the Indebtedness secured by said deed
in trust, by which the power to sell
became operative, and at the request
of the cestui qui trust, the under
signed will sell at publlo sale at the
court house door in the olty of Ashe
vllle, in the county of Buncombe and
state ot North Carolina, to the highest
bidder for cash on Monday the first
day of December, 1913, between the
hours of 12 o'clook. noon, and 1
o'clock p. m. the following desorlbed
pieces or parcels of land situate, lying
and being in West Ashevtlle, in said
county and state, and being situated
in West Ashevllle, and being lots Nos.
8 and 10 of a plat of land surveyed by
A. H. Starnes, surveyor, a plat ot
which land Is duly registered in the
office of the Register of Deeds of Bun
combe county In Book No. 164 at page
57, to which reference is hereby made
for full and complete description
hereof. '
This 1st day of November, 113. ,
B. J., RANDOLPH,
Trustee.
TRUSTEE IiAND 6AXE
By virtue of the power of sale con
tained in a certain deed In trust,
exeouted on the 6 th day ot June A.
D., 1902 by Minnie ' Porter and her
husband, T. M. Porter, to R. P.
Walker, Trustee, to secure the In
debtedness therein described to A. J.
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Lyman, which said deed in trust im
duly recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds ot Buncombe
County,-North Carolina In Book (Si
at page 8 or records of Mortgages?
and Deeds In Trust, and default hav
ing been made in the payment off
both the principal, and the interest
on the note, secured by said Deed!
in Trust and upon application and.
demand of the holder of said note. I
and deed in trust, the undersigned
trustee will, on Monday the 15th day
of December A. D., 1212 between thet,J
hours of twelve and two o'clock, M. i
and P. M., offer for sale at the Court
House door in the city of Ashevllle,,
said County and State, to the hlghJ
est bidder, for cash, the following
tracts or parcels of land, lying about
one and one-half miles southeast
ward from Blltmore and described
as follows. First Tract containing
seven and one sixteenth acres. See-.
ond Tract contalng one and one sIx-J
teenth acres. Third Tract contain'
Ing three and one eight acres and fori
a more complete description of the!
three above tracts which are adjoin
ing each other, reference la berebri
made to book 55, page t of etc. of the
Records of Mortgages and deeds In
trust for Buncombe County, North;
Carolina wherein the lands above de
scribed and referred to are more fullyl
described by metes and bounds.
This the 15th day of November, Xi
D., 1213.
R. P. WALKER, Trustee.
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