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A Movement of Decided Benefit. The movemeDt for the holding of commQDity Service schools in various couDties of the staie seems to as to be a good ooe that shoald result in much benefit. The first of sQch schools is to be held for five days, begiDniog Saturday, in a township in Mecklenburg county, this to be followed next month in Sampson county. Slill others will doubtless be held from time to time. The idea of the Community Ser vice schbol, as we understand it, is to bring people in rural districts together with a view to discussing problems of particular interest and receiving information of a helpful nature in connection with such sub jects as rural edacation, the social side of community life, marketing of farm products in most effective manner, as well as other topics. Speakers of statewide prominence attend these schools and participate in the helpful discussions. At the Charlotte gathering Attorney-Grcn- eral Bickett, Editor Clarence Poe and Dr. J. Y. Joyner will be among those taking part. It seems to us that there is «n excellent field in the various coun ties of this state for such communi ty service work. It is a compara tively new movement in North Carolina but the enthusiasm with which it is being received suggests large possibilities. The work is under the direction of the State Bureau of Community Service, working in cooperation with the State Department of Education and Agriculture, State Board of Health, A. & M. College, State Normal, State Farmers’ Union and other agencies. Every county in North Carolina should have one or more Communi ty Service schools. They cannot fail to be decidedly helpful to peo ple living in rural communities who are desirous of improving con ditions along various lines.—^The Western Sentinel. Mr. Weaver Opens His Campalfcn in The Tenth. Asheville, Aug. 16.—Zebulon Weaver, Democratic nominee for Congress, opened bis campaign here tonight in a two hours speech be> fore the Buncombe County Demo cratic club in the courthouse, llis audience was small. The speech was devoted mainly to state and national issues. He referred to the speech made by Frank Linney, Reoubliican candidate for governor at the Republican congressional convention here last spring, and criticiscid Mr. Linney’s attack on the Confederate Soldiers home, saying that appropriations for this home vi ere ample at all times. He revied at length a letter Mr. Britt wrote State Senator Herbert and which was published in the Greens boro Daily News in January, 1915, and charged Mr. Britt with insin cerity. He said Britt advocated the state-wide primary. Mr. Weaver said he had heard rumors which came from Republi can headquarters here to the effect that he (Weaver) nor his party would have any money to spend in the campaign. He construed this to mean that the Republicans would be flush with money, but said that he would be surprised to know that Britt saoctioned the use of money in the campaign. NOTICE! W. M. McNairy enters 100 acres of land in M» Tion township, McDow^ Oatuaty, on the waters of Toms creek, adjoining tlie lands of Amos Hensley and others. Beginning at the southeast ■comer of the littie cove tract and runs east to stake in the line of Grant Xo. 15110. thence north with the line of that Grant to a stake in the line of Grant Xo. 1S3T4. theofx a west conrae wlA ^ line of that Grant to a stake in the line of the llt- ue coTe track, thence to die banning. Entered July 17th, 1916. No. U122. C. A. DALE. E. T. Just the Thini f«r Diarrhoea. “Abont two years ago I had a severe attack of diarrhoea which lasted over a week,” writes W. C. Jones, Bnford, N D. “I became so weak that I could not stand upright. A dn^^gist recommend ed Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The first dose re lieved me and within two days I was as well as eyer.” Many dmggists recom mend this remedy because they know that it is reliable. Obtainable every where. Cklldren for neteher*s When You Have a Cold Give it attention, avoid expostire, be regnlar &Qd caref^ of yoar diet, also commence taking Dr. King’s New Dis covery. It contains Pine-Tar. Antisep tic Oils and Balsams. Is slightly laxa tive. Dr King's New Discovery eases yonr congh, soothes yonr throat and bronchial tnbes, checks yonr cold, starts to clear yonr head. In a short time yon know yonr cold is better. Its the stand ard family.congh sArtip in use over 40 years, (iret a bottle at once. K»»ep it in the houKe as a cold innnrance Sold at your druggist. “Describe water, J(^nny,” said the teacher. “Water,” explained Johnny, “is a white fluid that turns black when you put your hands in it.”—Ex. The Kind 'Tim EEave Always and whicli been in OM lor over 90 years, has borne fhe signature of and has been made imder his per* sonal supervision sinre its infancy* Allow no one to deceive yoninthid* All ConnterfeitSy Imitations and ** «Fast-as-good ** are but Bxpeiiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and ChUdren—^Experience against £i^»exiiiieitS» What is CASTORIA Castoria is a liarmless snbstitnte for Castor Ofl, PafO- Sorie, l>rop8 and Soo>fiiing Symps. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Hareotie substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. For more tiiaw thirty year^ it lias been in constant use for the relief of Constipation* Flatulency, Wind CoUc, all Teething Troubles and l>iarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowels^ assindlates tiie Food, giving healthy and natural sleep* The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Fiiend* CSENUINE CASTORIA rBears the Signature of ALWAYS In Use Fw Cm 30 Tears The Kind You Have Always Bought THC CeWTAUW COM^AWY. WgW YOUK CtTV. PREVENT AUTO ACCIDENTS Law Cmcemlng the Operating and Speed of Automobiles on Public Highways In This State. It is all very well to gratify our children and even take a pride in their accomplishmeDts, but there ar« entirely too many serious accidents, involving even loss ot life. The lowing sectl(Hi 13 is taken from chap ter 107, Public Laws 1913, and shoald be obeyed by all: SsfCtion 13. That no person shall operate a motor vehicle u^hlhe pub lic highways of this State who is UQr der the age of sixteen years, and no person shall operate a motor vehicle when intoxicated, or in a race, or on a bet or wager, or for the purpose of making a record: Provided, nothing herein contained shall prevent racing on private race courses or tracks. The sheriffs and police officers are specially charged with its enforce- mest. Is H enforced? If not, why not? Subscriii- to The Prookess. PRESS YOUR FINGER- PRESTO! PAIN FUES! notice; This la to certify that J. W. Winbome haa filed location in my office for 100 acres of lan*l In Nebo Township, llcDowell County, on the waters of the Catawba river, adjoining the property of the H^eatem Carolina Power Cbmpany, formerly lands of 8. W. Gray, J. Dellinger, and J. L. Wil son, Beginning on a stake on the sonfli bank of the Catawba river, the northwest comer of J. ^Uinger 128 8 acre tract now Western Carolina Power Company; thenoe sooth 3 degreesU min utes west 327 feet to a in flie line of J. I- now Western Carolina Power company the comer of the DelHnger tract; thence *>outh 89 degree* and 7 minutes west 1790 fee* to a point in the center of the Catawba, a comer of said .J, L. Wllaon tract, tiience down the rirer Its meanders and witii the center of the flow said river to a iK^t north of the beginning ; thence soath to the point of beginning. Entered Aug. 12th, 1916- *^0.14123. C. A- DALE, E. T. Ethel had just retomed from school and was rehearsing the day’s Wesson in physiol(H?y to her little three-year-old sister. “Now, what is the most import- part of the body Ethel ask- expeceing of course to get the answer, “the hesrt.” “I find what ’oo sits on,’* was shrill little answer. Advertise in The Progress. *^Zon« Therapy** Cure For Headachei Toothache and Hay Fever, Says Doctor. Pittsburgh.—How the most Irritating toothache may be relieved by pressure §n certain fingers, and the cure of lumbago, hay fever, wry necks and other ailments accomplished by almost the same process, was outlined here re cently by Dr. Fred Kellogg 'of Prov Idence. ft. I., before the Pittsburgh Osteopathic association, which brought hiT¥i here to lecture on “zone therapy.’* Dr. Kellogg, in describing “zone ther apy,** used stereopticon slides to illus trate his claims for the treatment. According to him, one has but to press a toothbrush against the roof of his mouth to effect a cure for headache All one has to do when suffering with a troublesome case of hay fever is t% press the forefinger of either hand on a hard object- I>r. Kellogg stated that he generally used an aluminum comb to curb the disease. “Zone therapy/’ said Dr. Kellogg, “will cure many ills which so far have baffled medical science.” The Best taxaUve. To keep the bowels r^ular the best laxative is outdoor ezerciae. Drink a fall of. water half an hoar before bieak&st and eat an abondance of fruit and yegetaUes, also ef^tabUsh a regular habit and be sure that your bowels moye once each ^y. When a medicine is needed take Chamberlain’s Tablets. They are pleasant to take and mild and gentle inject. Obtainable everywhere. Take of our splendid clnb offer—^The Progress and three magazines, with McCall pattern free, all one year, for only $1.35. miNCE Albert Such tobacco enjoyment as you never thought could be is yours to command qvuck as you buy some Prince iUbert and fire-up a pipe or a home-made cigarette! Prince Albert gives you eveiy tobacco sat- is&ction your smoke- appetite ever hankered for. 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