vDecember 20, 1013. - , , . . . THE ASHEVILLE GAZETTE - NEWS. - . " - ' : PAGE FIVE '
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ectric Gifts
'Are More Popular Than Ever
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Electric Shaving Mugs
$2.75
Electric Flat Irons 6 lbs.
$3.50
Electric Toasters $2.75
See Our Window Display
Vsheville Power & Light Co.
Phone 69
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,is uiinm iui a reai mercnam u jus competitor ifl
e advertiser who, now and then, even tries to "set the
for him. u manes store-making a task for MEN.
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Look for the
TRIANGLE
LOOK for this triangle before :
you buy any heater.
It is the trademark of the latest
model of the Perfection Smoke
less Oil Heater.
It is the sign of the greatest im
provements ever made in oil heat
ing devices. ' -
Perfection
The Perfection Heater, at now made,
gives more heat, holds more oil is
better made and works better than
any other heater on the market
It has a wide, shallow oil font, which
allows the oil to pass readily up the
wick and insures reliable, unchanging
flame and heat, whether the font is tail
or nearly empty. .
Tt-t Perfection Ii smokeless, because
the patent locking flame -spreedef
prevents the wick being turned up
high enough to emoke. It ii easy to
re-wlrk, becauM the carrier and wick
are corrined Just turn out the old
ami dip in the new.
Indicator telle how much oil la In the
font. Filler plug is pushed lo like s
cork no screw, no thread to wear. .
Attractive latticed window frame.
The Perfection Heater Is Anished In
vitreous turquoise-blue enamel or
plain steel drume; looks well, Issts
well, easy to carry wherever wanted.
Deaere everwhere or wffe
for dttcrlptirt oJrcmJar
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
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BALTIMORE
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Bon Marche Store Closes at JO O'clock Son Dfiarche
NOTE Pastors ana church officers
are requested to send In copy ot
changes In announcements by 4 p. m
Friday. -
First Methodist Eplsaopal church,
corner of French Broad and Patton
avenues, Rev. Charles B. Roach, pas
tor. Sunday school at 10 o clock
preaching services at 11 and I.
First Baptist church, Rev. Calvin B.
Waller, D. D., pastor, Altha Ira Ruby,
assistant pastor. Sunday school 9:30
m C. S. Davis, superintendent;
morning worship 11 o'clock; evening
evangelistic service 8 o'clock; chorus
and congregational singing. Strangers
welcome.
Central Methodist church. Rev. J. C.
ftowe, D. D., pastor Preaching at 11
a. m, and 8 p. rrrs, Sunday school at
:o a. m., F. M. Weaver, superintend
ent; Bible study and prayer service
Wednesday at 8 p. m. The public cor-
Qiany invited. , .
Seventh Day Adventlsta. H&vwond
street; Elder G. G. lowry, pastor
Services every Sabbath (Saturday) at
11 a. m.; Sabbath school at 10 a. m.;
preaching service Sunday evening at
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Presbyterian chapel, West Asheville,
at the end of the street car line
Sabbath school every 'Sunday at 3
o clock; preaching Sunday at 4. o'clook
by Rev Dr. R. F. Campbell. Every
body cordially invited to be present.
Calvary Baptist church, West Ashe
ville Services. at 11 o'clock and 7:30
by Rev. Dr. Millard Jenkii. of Geor
gia. His subjects will be "Religion in
Homespuns" and "With : Wings as
Eagles."
Bethel Methodist church, Rev. J. W.
Ingle, pastor. Preaching at 11 a. m.
and 7:80 p. m.
Trinity church, Church and Aston
streets, Wyatt Brown, B. D.; rector.
Holy communion, 8 a. m.;, Sunday
school, 9:45- a. m.; morning prayer
and sermon, 11 a. m.; mission service
and Sunday school, 4:30 p. m.; eve
nlng prayer and address, 8 p. m.
(jlove and ftlerchan
; dise Certificates
for Sale
Many people prefer to let
their friends , select ther own
gifts. For those so inclined, '
jwe have Merchandise and
Glove Certificates. They allow
the bearer to shop the amount
certified. . '
This would be just the pres
ent for Spugs, the idea being
that the one selecting the gift,
would buy something that they
needed.
These cenficates may 'be
bought in amounts from $1 to
; On sale at the flfHice third
floor.
at 7:30. Visitors will always be very wetaher and probably rain isindlcat-1 CUBAN WOMEN WANT
aay with warmer tonight.
T, R. TAYLOR. Observer.
First Congregational church Sun
day school, J. -W. Dunn. supeTrtnten-
ters at the Manor ballroom, Albe-; JVlUKJii
marie park. Strangers in the city
specially Invited, .' ;
Look for
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Christian church. Rev. P. H. Mears,
minister. Preaching at 11 a. m.
Bible school at 10 a. m.; prayer
meeting, Wednesday 8 p. m. The pub-
lio Invited to all service.
Lutheran church, the Rev. W. D.
Peters, pastor, corner French Broad
avenue and Philips street. Services 11
a. m.; Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Wei
come to all. ' . . ..
Methodist Protestant church. Ser
vices held in the auditorium of the
Y. M. C. A, Sunday school, 9:45
morning service, 11; evening service 8
Strangers cordially Invited to worship
with us. ; Rev. C. W. Bates, pastor.
5.
North Asheville Methodist church
Chestnut street. Rev. W. E. Poovey,
pastor. Sunday school, 9:30 a. m., J,
H. Weaver, superintendent. Preaching
11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. by the pastor
prayer meeting Wednesdays, 7:30
m.
West End Baptist churoh. iiev. G.
P. Hamrlck, pastor. Sunday school
at 9:90 a.m., B. G. Hayes, superintend
ent Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:15
p. m.; prayer meeting Wednesday at
7:30 p. m.
All Souls"chureh, Blltmore, Rev. R
R. Swope, D. D rector. 8:00 a. m
Holy Communion; 11:00 o'clock
morning, service and sermon; 3:00 p.
m., Sunday school; 4:30 p. m., even
song with special music; 6:15 p. m
organ recital; Holy Communion every
Thursday at 11:00 o'clock.
Haywood Street Methodist church,
Rev. E. M. Hoyle, pastor Preachln
Sunday 11 a. m., Sunday school 9:4
a. m., H. A. Dunham, superintend
ent; prayer meeting Wednesday 7:45
d. m., Sunday school at Riverside 3 p
m. Preaching at Riverside Thursday
at 7:30 p. m. A cordial welcome for
all who come. -
Blltmore Baptist cnurch Preach
ing every Sunday at 11 a. m. and 8 p.
m. Sunday school every Sunday 10
m. Prayer meeting Friday 3 p. m,
Kev. W. H. Moore, pastor. J. . M.
Urookshire, Sundsy school superln
tendent.
The Salvation Army, Adjutant and
Mrs. Routers In charts. Officers'
Headquarters, I Aston park, telephone
1611; shelter and hall No. 1, J8H
South Main street, salvation meeting
very night at S p. m except Monday
Sunday school at 1:30 p. m. Hall No,
1, F,04 Spring 'street; salvation meeting
Tuesday and Friday at 7:30 p. m.; Y
P. I meeting Thursday at 7 p. m. and
) Sundsy at ( p. m. Sunday meetings
: J: 30 a. m., dinner meeting 11a. m
i nnllness meeting 1:10 p. m., salvation
i nesting. Their mottof "Holiness unto
he Lord." Their war-cry: "Sinner,
nere Is Salvation for you."
First Preabyterlsn churcli. 8er
ira morning and evening; the hour
'or evening service has been changed
from 8:15 to 7:30 o'clock. Rev. R. F.
Campbell, D.D., will conduct both ser
vices. Strangers in the city will be
welcome to each service. Pews free.
First Church of Chrlet, Scientist,
church edifice (4 North French Broad
avenue, near Haywood street Ser
vices every Sunday morning at 11
o'clock; Sunday school at 10; testi
monial meetings Wedneday evenings
at 1:11. The reading room Is In the
church edifice and Is open every day
except Sunday, from 10 lo 13 and
from I to I. All are cordially wel
come to the services and to the read.
Ing room.
Oakland Heights Church (North
Preabyterlsn) Rev. T. A. Cosgrove,
pastor. .Public worship every Am
day morning at 11 o'clrx-kt Siinday
sc.hnol al :4. The pastor preaches
at the farm school eexh Sunday night
St. Matthias chj ret, corner Valley
T. Kennedy, minister -.1 charge. Reg
ular service at-11 a. m.; . Sunday
and South Beaumont streets, Rev. J.
school at 3 p. m.: evons'ong at 8:30
p. m. Prof. : W. E. Lc.tv. formerly of
Boston, a noted tenor soloist, will sing
at the 8:30 service. This is special
rally day for the church and friends
of the church are asked .for a liberal
offering, to meet some outstanding
debts.
Colored Churches.
Hopkins chapel, A. M. E. Zion
church Rev. Dr. W. J. Lolland, pas
tor. Preaching each Sunday at 11 a.
m. and 8 p. m.: first and third Sun
day preaching at 3 p. m.
Only Jhree More Shopping
pays Until Christmas
tStore mil be open until 10 O'clock Jonight
Shoppers have selected this Store again as their
Christmas Headquarters. Never have Bon Marche
GIFT THINGS been so ; greatly in demand. And
never have there been so diversified assortments
here. . -
Don't put off your shopping until next week.
Stocks will be broken, crowds heavier and varieties
less. It stands to reason that today is the correct and
psychological time to buy your Christmas needs.
SUFFRAGE PRIVILEGE i
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
'SAFETY FIRST'
New York, Dec. 20. Cuban women
j want the vote and are organizing, ac-
jcordlntc to a letter received here by I
EDUCATION NEEDED iMrs' Ravmond Brown, president uf!
' . the New York State .Suffrage . associa-
v,' 'v'. t . -i .. . tion. who in asked to lend her name
flt" m ? t' "--lhe saiety to the movement by becoming honor- !
first movement has made consider-!flpv rp.,rtnt . ,
able progress in the United States, but ! IZl h-H ,1 Voi a . . ,
recent figures of the census show that t h ?u J '"M
there is still urgent need of education & .tvm "T Partid"
and training to cut down the number f1 " em.l'"8la . tvlth J ot
of fatal accidents. ! equality m the relation , of the sex
Steam railroad employes 'stand at an? 'th peaceful . Intentions and le
th. f th. n-t i .v., .,.,....,.. iKal Procedure, the letter soys. i
of deaths from accidents in the toty.l
number of deaths from all causes in
various occupations, according to the ' ' v
latest .reports. Of the number of ; Br-v-T-Krri T ATir tupottt mo
deaths among steam' railroad em- BOXING LAW RESULTS
ployes who are in active service. ":i 1 JJJ $110 000 OF TAXES
4-10 per cent are due to accidents. '
This does not mean that more than
half of the men employed on railroads
The letter Is dated from Havana
land Is signed "Kmelia Perez Mo'os-
sey
W. J. Beachboard and twife and T.
,R. Dillinigham and wife to James B.
i Elkins, property situated in Bun
Icombe county; $1 and other valuable
considerations.
4. V. Foster and wife to James B.
Elkins, tracts of land in Klat Creek
township; consideration, $1,500.
C. C. Dougherty and wife to J. W,
McWilliams, parcels of land in Black
Mountain; consideration, $450.
Herman A. Goff to M. 8. Kennedy,
property in Black Mountain; consid
eration, $200.
M. I., and Ave C. Maney to W. A.
Gutherle, pieces of property located
in Asheville; $10 and divers other
considerations.
tlOI,lS LUMBER COMPANY IS
NOT LIABLE TOR FIRE LOSS
N'ow York, Dec. 20. The annual; Norfolk, Vs., ec. 20. In an action
Snmlnv . ale irum aceiaenis. -me figures mere-- . . , : i, uv,,u u.. u uai ,
7..V . " .. ....u m llv pnniv tn tho n..mhvr of deuth slon ' sn lnal slm" "oxmg i works against the John L. Loper
Conlev suDerint;ndent Xss meeting i "used while the men are actively oc-: law in 1H.: Lumber company, a Jury here gave a
wJl" the operation of railroads : 10.000 has been paid int.. the , verdict in favor of the defendant
" j ,.. e SI!IIe I'flmntni (TS nniCe. IlllS mnnPV hnMhw tc TnVin I. Dnjiv T.umKr.
i unu aiies nui apply 10 ueains irom ... ....... uu,,,u, .
I various causes alter the men have left : lje',,K the amount of five per cent tax company not liable for certain heavy
! the roads or have been superannuated ,on lhe E''oss receipts of all licensed , losses sustained by the Richmond
. . ' ' ,' , operating: under the statute. There ' Cedar' works in the Dismal swamp
" has been a falling off in receipts dur-; section., It was averred that the fires
Texas could be twice lost in Ven-! ing the last year, due probably to the j were caused by sparks from the de-
ezuela and still leave room fore; Ken-; poor quality of mtiny so-called . tar I fendant company's engines. The trial'
tucky.and Tennessee. . bouts. had been on for 10 days. . i
on each Wednesday night.
lie are cordially Invited,
THE
DTHER
': lowest Highest
last .night vest'd'y
Aslitviile 30 45 j .
Atlanta ... .' - it
Rirmlngham ... . . . i'i f'l i
Charleston 46' ' 50 (
Charlotte . 3 44
Jacksonville 68 72
Knoxvllle . ...... 2 -it 1 i
Mobile -. 4 : 4
Montgomery ......... 4U 50 i
New York 28'
Raleigh . . .'. (T " . 46
Savannah . -46- 5
Tampa .., 5 8 T2 j
Washington ... ..... 26 ', 42 .. i
Wilmington ,42 50 J
Normal for this date:- Temperature!
37 degrees: precipitation .J 8 Inch. j
Forecast until 8 p. m. Saturday for)
Asheville and ficlnity: Cloudy to- j
night and Sunday, probably rain; ;
warmer in the Interior tonight.
Foi. North Carolina: Cloudy to- j
night and Sunday, probably rain: j
Warmer in the Interior tonight; light
variable winds. , i
General Conditions Past 24 Hours. ;
A snow storm Is In progress in the j
upper Mississippi valley In connection!
with a disturbance that ' Is centered :
near Lake Michigan. There Is also
a slight depression along the gull j
coast which has caused rain In Okla
homa, Texas and .Florida. Preciplta- J
tion has also occurred in the middle i
Atlantic states, the i Pacific states,
Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Nebraska
and Missouri. The weather Is much
colder In the west and aero tempera
tures are reported In Montana North
Dakota and Colorado. . The following
heavy precipitation has been report
ed: Tltusvllle, 1.01 Inches, .cloudy
U. S. Department of Agriculture.
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HXPLANATOR'!' NOTES;
ibi.r.tiont taken it s:m.TMth meridian time. Air pressure reduced to e level. -Ibm (Mntfnnoalinej'tai thmnrt peliiWj
of eau.1 Ilr pre"2re I "ii mi (dotted Mne pi througa points of equ.l temperature: drawn only for lero. freeilnt. so", sad Wtf.;
O clear Q partly cloudy; O cloudy; (R) rain; enow: QS) report mtuing. Airowsny wiipmewmo. . r im agurei. wroperawre;
aecoBU. preclpltaUon of J01 Inch or more for part 24 houn; third, mmmum wina veiocuy. i wg .-.. . ...
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MEN'S ELCO BICYCLES...., .....$25.00
JUEVENILE ELCO . $22.50
The Elco is recognized as the best machine for the
price on the market equipment guaranteed. They are
light, easy running wheels that stand up, well under con
stant and hard use. '
FAMOUS FLYING MERKLE BICYCLES
$30.00, $35.00 AND $45.00
i The $45 Merkls is double bar and truss fork 22 and
24 inch frame in motorcycle type. They are built for
long, satisfactory service as well as looks. Call and
see them.
FULL LINE OF BICYCLES AND BICYCLE SUNDRIES. REPAIR WORK OF ALL KINDS DONE AT REAS
ONABLE PRICES; INCLUDING GUN AND LOCKSMITH WORK AND UMBRELLA REPAIRING.
F. J. NEVERCEL
Bicycle and General Repair Shop, 47
W. College Street, near Haywood St.
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