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THE ASHE VILLI GAZETTE-NEWS
522lW Fire and Clearance Sale second week
ESTABLISHED 1903
HONEST AND JUST BUSI
NESS METHODS HAVE
GAINED THE CONFIDENCE
OF THE ASHEVILLE PUB
LIC. "IT PAYS TO
ADVERTISE"
IT BRINGS RESULTS
Finkelstein'sL
A CARNIVAL OF BARGAINS THIS WEEK '
CONTINUES WITH GREAT SUCCESS
It s Our Aim to make the Second Week of this Sale More Successful Than the First and to Accomplish this Fact We Offer for Your Inspection and Approval a Variety of Merchandise at Very Special Reduced
- , Prices for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. ,
PERSONAL GUARANTEE: Every article guaranteed as advertised. Money refunded
without question if dissatisfied. HARRY L. FINKELSTEIN.
ONE PRICE TO ALL: "Time and tide wait for no man. Don't fail to take advantage of
these special values. It will be to your special interest to read every item.
Tuesday, rrovemh
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WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SIVERWARE.
150 'Watches, guaranteed movements. Sale Prlc ............ $1.35
Special lot Elgin and Waltham Movements, guaranteed SO years,
gold-filled cases. Sale Price .............................. . $4.35
10 only, Hamilton and Elgin Watches, 21-Jewel movements, 20-year cases,
guaranteed to pass railroad inspection. Value 136.00.
Sale Price ........,........................., .. ......... J15.5C
15 Diamond Rings, gold mountings, values to $20.00.
Sale Price $8.25
15 Lavallers, solid gold, with three genuine diamonds. Values to
$20.00. Sale Price $8.75
Special lot Solid Gold Lavaliers, beautiful designs. Values to
$T.E0. Sale Price ........... $2.65
100 Waldemar Coat and Lapel Chains, also Knives, all ten years gold
filled, guaranteed. Values to $2.00. Sale Price 35c
10 dozen Gold Filled Ladies' and Gents' Rings, all designs, Signet, Emblem
and Sets, 20 years guaranteed. Values to $3.60. Sale Price . .... -95c
-$5.95
$16.50
SHOT GUNS, RIFLES AND REVOLVERS
Special lot Double Barrel Shot Guns, various lengths and
guages, all in perfect condition. Sale Price
15 Itacha Double Barrel Hammerless Shot Guns, all lengths and
guages.. Values to $27.50. Sale Price ....................
It) only, Parker and L. C. Smith Double Barrel Guns, all guages
and lengths. Values to $37.50 Sale price.. ...... ........
3 only, 22 Hi-Power Savage Rifles, Value $27.50. Sale price
75 Single Shot .22 and .32 Cal. Rifles. Sale price... .... ........
Special lot Smith and Wesson, and Colt's Revolvers, and Automatic
tols, various calibres, all In perfect condition. Sale price ......
CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS AND FURNISHINGS
Special lot Men's Suits, pledges, various fabrics, sizes ? and styles.
Values to $20.00 Sale price ....... ... ... $2.60
25 Men's Suits, new, all-wool worsted, blue and black serges, latest styles
all sizes, values to $22.60. Sale price... .$9.85
15 pairs Men's Trousers, new, samples, various fabrics, all sizes, values
to $2.60 Sale price . . ............... . . . 95c
150 Overcoats, various fabrics and styles, pledges. Values to $6.50.
Sale price. ..... -$1.45
Special lot Balmacans and Overcoats, all-wool, various fabrics, all sizes,
Pis-"
$8.40
guaranteed rain-proof. Values to 1)6.00. Sale Price R7c
Special lot Rainooats. all sizes. Sale price... ... ... ... ...
200 pairs Sample Shoes, all solid leather, Tan and Black values to $2.60
- , Sale price. . .. ......... ...... ... .tl ce
160 pairs Men's Sample Shoes, tan and black, hand sewed, all leather.
Values to $4.00. Sale price ... ......JOok
50 dozen Men's' Fleece Underwear, regular value 60c. "Aa0
Sale price, per garment
75 dozen socks and Neckwear, 25 and 60-cent values. Sale Price
;.c;-::.gc
TRUNKS, BAGS AND SUIT CASES
Trunks, Bags and Suit Cases. Special lot "G. and S" Neverbreak
"Ever-Wear" Trunks," 30 to 40 slzec. Sale Price ....
Special lot Trunks, pledges, slightly used.
Sale Price , . , ,
16 only. Steamer Trunks, all fibre, brass rivets and locks,
. 30 to 40 sizes. Sale Price
Special lot Leather Suit Cases, new samples, completely strapped,
24 and 2-ln. Sale Price ...................
Special lot Traveling Bags, all leather, 14 to 20-ln.
, Values to $6.50. Sale Price '. .......... .V, ... .
6 only, genuine Alligator Hand Bags, 18 to 20-ln., new samples.
Values to $25.00. Sale Price............,..;..... ...
and
$6.75
: $3.90
$8.90
$3.25
$2.85
$11.85
BRACELET WATCHES
15 only, new Bracelet Watches, guaranteed movements, 20-year,
gold-filled cases. Values to $12.50. Sale Price .......... .$4.85
12 only, new Bracelet Watches, Elgin and Waltham movements, 20-year,
gold-fllled cases. Values to $18.00.
Sale Price .'. .................. . 8.45
10 new Elgin Watches, 20-year, gold-fllled cases, 0 size movement.
Values to $12.50. Sale Price $7 95
FLASHLIGHTS
Ever-Ready and Franco Batteries, two cell, 20c, Three cell 30c
100 Nickel Cases, 2 and 3 cell Tubular Flash-Lighta, complete with lamp
and guaranteed batteries. Special
Sale Price ... ......... . ..: . . ..... ... ..... ... . ..... ....... ...... . 90c
75 Nickel and Fibre Cases, 2 and 3 cell, flat lights complete with
guaranteed batteries and lamps. Sale Price .................... .45c
SILVERWARE s
Special lot. S -piece Toilet Sets, Genuine French Ivory and German sn
Embossed and Engraved, Beautiful silver,
designs. Values to $7.50. Sale Price tone
15 only, 26-piece new Rogers Silver, In Oak Chests. 'V'"W.95:
Value $10.00. Sale Price
Special lot 3-plece Toilet and Military Sets,' German Sllver"and" "
French Ivory. Values to $6. Sale Price .............. nr.
6 Courteous
Salesmen to Serve
You.
HARRY L. FINKELSTEIN
POPULAR PAWNBROKER
23-25 BILTMORE AVENUE
PHONE 887
POUTE ATTENTION TO
EVERY CUSTOMER
WHETHER BUYING OR
LOOKING
MEETS IN ASHEVILLE DECEMBER 7-12
Officers and Missionaries of Big Society Will Assemble Here
For Annual Convention of Southern District Union Es
tablishes 1,400 Sunday Schools Every Year.
Cartoons Of The Day
Officers and missionaries of the 2:30 p. m. "The Rural Commum
American Sunday school union forjty and Union Sunday Schools." Ad
the southern district of the United dress by James D. Burton.
States will meet at the First Baptist 3:00 p. m. "The Sunday School as
church In Ashevllle, December 7-12 j an Awakening Agency." Address by
Rev. J. E. S. Lahman.
3:20 p. m. "The Life of the
Mountnineer." Address by Rev. A. E.
Browne.
3:43 p. m. 'Tiuilding Character in
Early Life.
Slallard.
4 00 p. m.'
Add l ess by Rev. Vi . K.
"our V'oik Through
f'TlodiciU. 1'rof.
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for the annual meeting. About 200
delegates are expected to be present.
The Dibtrict of Columbia, Maryland.
Virginia, West Virginia, Tennessee,
North and South Carolina, Georgia,
Florida, Alabama, Mississippi and
Kentucky comprise the territory
which will send representatives to
the gathering. Charles French Toms the Printed Paye
of this city is ono i t the vice presi- AlcConaughy. i
iients, was largely instrumental In ee- 7:30 p. :n. A mrg meeting in the'
curing the tripling for Asheville. interest of Sunday schools. Uev. A.j
An interesting program has been r I . Justice presiding Addresses by i
prepared for the sessions which will 'Rev. Paul Denhlcit, houretaiy WH-I
tegin on Tuesday night, December , . ; Iiams and others.
Kvery phase of Sunday school work Thursday.
in cities and rural communities will 9:00 a. m tier. Ice of prayer and j
be discussed by men familiar wlth;SotiK, addict by Rev. J. 11. llatn-j
the work. Upsides tho members of thejharcit, pastor of Centr.il Methodist!
Jiaptist church, there will be a num-1 Episcopal church, south, Achcviile.
trnr of local ministers uf other denom-; 9:45 a. m.--"How to Gain and!
Inations who will appear before the (Hold Student in Rural Sunday
tonference to deliver addresses. The j Schools." Address by Rev. A. L.. Jer-'
ronferences are held each year andinigun. t
Kreat good in nccompIIherl for thej 10:1." a. m. "Our flrent Itrlpei", I
Sunday schools. j lAt I nin with You Alway." Address
Ini4TilMioiiilnutlinnl. by Rev. Lynn D. Mil. ' j
The work of the union Is lnterde- 10:45 a. in. "Ultimate Aim of the;
tiom.inatlor.al In diameter and the; Sunday School." Address by Rev. 71. j
ubllc Is cordially Invited to Hlfrd T. Osbom. .1
the meetings of the Asheville ronfer-1 lllio a. m. "Our floods na an Aldm,
. im insiiiuimn is organism;, ; a uie worK. ny rToiessnr James mc '
more Sunday schools than any other Connughy, editor of publications. and closing exercise.
foclety in the world. Durinn the !)S 3:00 o. m. "Finding the Needy On Saturday afternoon
years of its existence it lias est.il.Hsh-' Community and Creating a Sunday slonaries will have
OCT. LIGHT FOR
THE REVENUE MEN
Report From Greensboro Divi
sion For Past Month Shows
Expense Out In Half.
News Note "Carraaza has decided to establish baseball as a sport
In Mexico as a meant of promoting peace"
Berrrmaa Is Washington Star
Reports received by Revenue Agent
W. H. Chapman at Greensboro dis
close the seizure and destruction of
but 69 illicit distilleries in the Greens
boro division during October. Of the
total, 35 of these were taken In the
fifth North Carolina district, twenty
two in the fourth North Carolina and
two in ' the district of South Caro
lina. The destruction of equipment,
spirits and beer was, to say the least,
far below the average, as was the
case with the plants. It has been
months, even years, since the number
of 'stills captured In a single month
has totalled as little as 69.
There are many reasons advanced in
explanation of this low record, but
i most of them would have been appli
cable for any October of the past.
Among these are that the distillers
are busy gathering their corn or at
tending to other farm duties, where
they have farms; that new corn does
not make very good liquor and old
corn was high In prloe; and that many
of the revenue raiders were attending
sessions of District court Colonel
Chapman Is of the belief that block
ading Is finally on the decline; and
that, of course, would be another
good reason.
Rut there Is one contributing fac
tor that is new and may furnish ex
planation tot the low record. On Oc
tober 1 there went Into effect a rul
ing of the department that guides and
possemen would not receive fees for
going on any raid unless a copper was
taken.. It was thought in the beginning
that this would eliminate most of the
unsucceseful raiding; and there
seems to be a strong possibility now
that it has eliminated some that
might have, proved successful.
But even if the showing made by
officers is reduced, Uncle Samuel will
find consolation In the fact that the
cost of the work has been reduced in
much greater proportions. Expenses
last month in the Greensboro division
according to the revenue agent, were
more than cut in half In comparison
with the ordinary run of expenditures
during past months.
It is not to be taken that revenue
activities are becoming nil, however,
for only Saturday reports were receiv
ed here of the seizure and destruc
tion of four illicit plants.' Two of
these were taken In Transylvania
county by Deputy Collector Galloway
and Special Employe Cabe, - one In
Rutherford by Deputy Collector
Rhyne, and one In Wilkes by Deputy
Dancy and Special Tmploye Taylor.
d an aversge of 1,400 new schools ' School Interest." Address by Rev. J.Mew the beautiful
annually. D. Canady.
" The secretary of the Ashevtl'e; 2:30 p. m. "A Few Things Well
1oard of trade Is writing letters to all j Done." Address by Rev. George E.
the vice prrsldents of the union call-iMize.
Ing attention to the conference at
Aiihevll'.e and urging them to attend.
The program follows:
Tarsday night.
Devotional exorcises.
Address of welcome, by CTiarles
l-'rench Toms, vice president, Amerl
rsn Sunday School union, Ashevllle,
N. C.
Response by Rev. J. II. McCul
lagh, superintendent southern dis
trict. The annual address by Dr. Rev. O.
r. Williams, secretary of missions.
Our Relations with Other Christian
Forces In the Field."
Wednesday.
:00 a. m. Prayer and song; ad
dress to the missionaries by Rav. Dr.
It. F. Campbell, pastor First Presby
terian church, Ashevllle.
:45 a, m. "How to stimulate peo
ple to mors TMble reading and study,"
Address by Rev. Z. W. Pedenbaugh.
10:11 a. m. "BnU',ting eontrobu-
tlons to support the work." Address
by Thomas W. Dlmmock.
1:I0 a. m. "Let us Consider Lit
tie Thlnga" Address by Rev. D. B.
Conner.
10 S0 a. m. "The Social Life of
Community." Address, by Rev. Paul
Derthlck.
11:11 a. m. Teacher training les
ion No. 1. Conducted by Professor
fumes McConaughy, of Philadelphia,
re.
: p. m. "The Missionary's Psr
Vnl Influence." Address by Rav. L.
if. Copley.
3:00 p. m. Teacher Training I.es-
son" No. 2. By Professor McConau
ghy. 7:20 p. m. "A Study of the Book
of Acts." Professor McConaukhy.
Friday.
1:00 a, m Prayer and song; ad
dress by Rev. Dr. Calvin Ti. Waller,
pastor First Baptist church, Ashevllle.
1:46 a. m. "The Opportunity of
Rural Sunday Schools." Address by
Rev. J. C. Btallard.
10:16 a. m. Address by Rev. O.
M. Mitchell.
10:41 a. m. "Union Bible and
Prayer league and our Centennial."
Prof. McConaughy.
1:00 p. ro. "The Bunday School as
an Influenoe Upon Home Life." Ad
dress by Rev. A. 3. Johnson.
110 p. m. "God's Choice of a
Man." Address by Rev. 1 . Edwin
Parker.
t:(0 p. m. Jiitlon box. Conduct
ed by Rev. Dr. Williams, secretary of
missions,
7:30 p. m. Prayer service for re
newed consecration. Addrsss by Bee
retary Williams: "The Modern Un
rest." Setardsy:
t:00 a. m. Praise service.
1:1 a. m. Unfinished business
and round table talk: suggestions
to plans whereby our work can be
mads more effective; what phase of
the work lies nearest my heart T What
blessing has this conference brought
to met
the mis-
opportunity to
scenery around
Ashevllle.
Members of the conference will at
tend and speak In various churches
and Sunday schools in ths city on
Sunday.
Note This program is subject to
changs ss conference shall direct.
DATES ARE NAMED
FOR DELEGATIONS
Following Is a list of delegates that
will attend the tabernacle services
during this week: .
Tuesday night, delegations from
Charlotte, Statesvllle and way points;
French Broad Baptist cnureh; West
ern Carolina Lumber and Timber as
sociation; Normal and Colleglats In
stituts; Grace school.
Wednesday, delegations from Bre
vard, Hendersonvlllo and Intervening
points; Normal students; railroad
men; BIHmore Sunday school.
Thursday, delegations from Way-
nesvllle and Canton and Handy Mush.
Friday, militia companies F and K.
Normal students; boys of Ashevllle,
(after supper at T. M. C. A.)
Bunday night. Masons of the city
and from nearby towna
It Is estimated that more than half
the land of England and Wales is
11:1 a. m.esReforte of eemmlttees owned fay about 1,090 persons, ,
IS OPEN TODAY
Quail Can Be Killed in Thii
County Said to Be Plentiful
Bag Limit 25 Per Day.,
The hnnttng season was opened In
Buncombe county yesterday and
several sportsmen left during the
early hours for sports they had teleot-
ed during ths past fsw weeks where
they expect to And many members of
ths feathered tribe. Quail can be
killed In Buncombe county between
November It and January 1, provided
tne Killer obeys the law In dolnr so.
The bag limit Is It quail pnr day per
hunter, but ene of the most Important
things to be kept In mind Is that per
mission to hunt on another's land
must be secured, or the tew will be
vlo'ated when ths hunter enters the
property of another.
Ths season for killing quad also
opened in Henderson and Madison this
morning, ths former allowing quail to
os Kiiiea until January It. while m
Madison county the time extends to
February I. in Haywood county the
season opened en November 1 and
extends to February 1.
Those who keep up with the gams
of this section stats that quail oan be
found In large numbers in almost any
section of the three counties men
tioned. It Is expected that many hunt
ers will bs seen In the fields within the
ssxt fsw weeks.
Brown I should think doctors
would be even more .tyrannical and
autocratic than they are.
Smith -Why so?
Brown Because all their dealings
are with people who are In no con
dition to flght'back. Life.
Experience may be a great teacher,
but a man's experience with a woman
seldom teaches him good sense.
"Like father, like son," says the old
saw. But a girl may like the son
without having any use for the, old
gentleman.
and the Worst Is Yet to Come
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WAKE FOREST TO
PLAY GAME
Basketball Game Arrangsd
With Y. M. C. A. For Dealt
Other Games Scheduled
The manager of the T. M. C i
first basketball team has just arruc
ed a game with Wake Forert collew
to be played here on the night of De
cember 23. It is expected that this
gme will be among the best which
the local team will play this Minn,
the Wake Forest team taavtni unu
sually strong players this year, ic
cordlng to advance dope received hen.
The game scheduled with the tetra
from Keewatln, Wia, has been chim
ed to January 11, at the suggestion of
the visitors. They will pass throini
Ashevllle on a long southern tonr.
Already games have been arranifJ
with Elon college and Trinity collect,
besides the two mentioned above, id
other games are being arranged with
some of the leading basketball tew"
in the south.
There are people who see only om
thing at a time, and who do not with
to see more. These are persons of con
viction rather than persons of int
pathtet.
Re who has ones dene yon t kind
ness will bs more ready to do r(
another than the whom you jrosnett
have obliged. Anon,
Old Time Tempersnoe.
Germany would seem to hm I1"
the lead In the' matter of temp"
societies. On Jan. ,18, 1517. I
named Slgismuud de DietlricW1"
formed the Order. of St CbrMopkw
and to 1000' the Inndfersv. of Be
formed tbe Order of Teinperinc, w
societies aiming at the promoc
moderation. What moderation new'
in bygone Germany may b rtbf
from the fact that members of tbe W
order pledged themselves to
from toast drinking, while tho
the second were pledged "not to
more than seven glate of llQnor
time and that not of teuer than t1
U7" ;
There's no objection to nw
taking up his residence lm
where, but when It comes to ibP'
tagthat Is different-Chicago M"
-Tss," said ths prince who oV
Cinderella, "my wife hai the
foot In the kingdom."
-But shs can put it down a
anybody." Louisville . Courier
nal. "
False learning nsvsr pay
to knowledge. Like covnfdM'
current uniu -
Up
i . -ontrol ru'
wnsn politicians vw - k. u
city, it is a man's
actlvs Interest nl civic sffsW.
well nformed.
" T. -J.r"saosl th
Repeated troubles - .
same degree of dejection, W "1'"
- ik. Mine a
Wmjm I ni m
cape them.
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