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ROD AND GUN.

GIHALDA SAILS WE'D; An: 80 poSasrs sHAEP'
LARGEST AND FASTEST sTEAMERs :
GInAl ma sheeDshead vFl vE
SUN. 7:so A. NJ. DAILY s A. NJ. SUN. 5 A. M.
David NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Martin.
EDWARD v0M H0FE & co.
Fishing TackIeExc|usiveIy
saissroons and factory under on. rect
FIRE ISLAND FIsHING-Boat. bait and
auto TO Babylon. $3.50 round trip. Auto
leaves Bridge Plaza Station. l.. /. City. 80
sharp every Thursday. Saturday and Sun
day. Phone Astoria 1921 for reservation.
Large Parties Accommodated.
e7s BASS WED, KIONDIKE DAILY.
Sun, I A: M. Daily Except Mon, 9 A. NJ.
M ID TIT Sea Bass--Black FIsh.
W. From Sheepshead Bay.
Capt. LOUIS HARMS.
uolani},s leaves Osborn House DseE,
S6!UC morg:n mssssRsn'rd hay De,iy osy, 'iS:,. p:,
nan. formerly Of Broad Channel.
cnnado sayss sasspor svss daily wsss sse Hsts Son
O0IIauo NJ spa cAaS4N ci'i !; a. pHSToA 5sR4 4
FISH and Recuperate- airy rooms,
liberal table; five minutes to Barnegat
Bay. five minutes depot. Lomas. ACACIA
HOUSE. Waretown. N. J.
FLUSH deck party boat for SALE 42x12k;
Al condition. new Palmer motor, 24-26
II. p. Boat and owner at DUNES Dock,
sheepshead Bay.
Fare sc, inc. bait, to Sea Bright week days.
Str. .HaIcyon Rs.serg Tues; Wea;' " g Thurs
Nn9mI0ck fish. Leaves shsepshead Bay
daily. A. M. Sunday 80.
q; 2. ". shsePshead bay daily exc;
ADMIRAL rro% r..s shssHi,'ead SsIi, 10 A. NJ
Sunday $50. Capt. CHARLIE,
N0DMA leaves Manhattan Beach Dock.
NyIKNIA sheepshead Bay, daily A., NJ.
p0rQa .aSs' s., .ss MafEsy TsS .Ss %Fis S Is.s ss
uVVi k'u AA'train. sun. 25 train. Murray.
PKI A[IN Tvs. Tues THUR Sat ,os and sun; seSs
Pier !. O. n. r.. Z 80. Capt y. BALLeIrI;;
SEA BASS. BLACKFIsH. BAss.
ps,' Esn' q 4 I. N MMSea Pigeon FrsHf Frsf naSmsn
GiI1 BAss. BLACKFIsH. BASS.
rs,,, a; bs, n; WHITLEY shsspsScad Bay. Bay.
PAI Adm sail. sat; Bun, Nor. AZ. Leaves DYES
1, O. r. r., 7.9o. Capt. y. BALLETTI.
STrpj INf. accommodates 3. suitable boat.
eiIhl'"u private parties, week days only.
II. c. WILLIS. Freeport. N. Y. Tel: 426W:
Mad Tvs. sneepsnead daily, g. A. n.
ELNl<AN Sunday. 1880. GUS RAu.
ROSE r. r. leave: S.Ss S.GsTsls DICK Pis PnRsoS e. n
80. 1sr- leaves Canarsie. z A. NJ. daily
OOANE and Sunday. Capt. q. WHITE,
- Tvs. sheepshead Bay daily 10 A.
Brooklyn NJ. Sun. 4 A. M. Cant. II. lllEby.
cC1 pIpO leaves canarsie daily exe.
SEA DIM Mon. A. NJ. sCHAEFFBR,
aaarnIOA Daiiy ST. Sun. I: Sat. p. NJ.
AMEntIA ssneepshead Bay. J. MICHAEL
y,nksq ()1ptIl Tvs. shsspsnsad bay da..y
Dn III Daily =. NJ, Sunday
% A. NJ. Capt. y WREGB.
NEW YORKER leaves sheepshead Bay daily 2
w" 'o"-" r. M, Sun. Z A. NJ CLULO.
lllllE & leaves cansrsie A. NJ daily.
sssSsS " F1uke. Capt q. FUCHS.
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hSS FIRST RACE-Five and half furlongs. Til
0OO Purse 81 900. Value TO winner $7oo $500. s
AT post 2 minutes. Off at 2:3J. Start good.
Winner, b. f.. .. by Delhi-Lady Teresa. Ira
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KENNELS.

FULL brted male Peknresc for sale.
GLE1SNER. 6e Hoyt st.. brooklyn.
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TONIGHT
Boxingdrome A. A

I6Ith Street and
Westchester Av.
All Subways TO I'm
trance. Tickets now
IN sale mt all agencies
and room 301 0aiety
Thea.Bldg. Adm. .Se-S3
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r.
VS..
- - FRANK NJ
MORAN
I2 ltOUNDs.

Also Sailor Friedman VS.. Pete Hartley, IL rds.
Charley Ledoux vs., Joe Burman, 12 rounds.
Joe Benjamin VS.. Benny valgar. IL rounds.
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Empire City Entries.

Second Race-Riverside Purse three-year-
oids and upward. selling mile and seventy
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bUDeJ az lHlDTle, W CnamDerS 81. IaCkle only
Baumann. 1852 Second av.. 10th st. Fiddiers.
Baumann, John, 3T1 West 125th st.
Becher, 3i2 Il. 34th 1T. Tel. Murray Hill 2g2j
Brck. Fred, II Cooper So. Tackle and bait.
Black. 613 Amstcrdm av. (eo). Tel River 1884.
Brunner, Wash. Mkt. Tel. 7433 Cort. Shedders,
Coe, Alpheus. 81 w. 125th st. Tackle only.
DaveRa. % John st.
Davega, is Cortlandt st. rt,.
Davega, s31 Broadway. uo,rrso,,
Davcga, III II. 42d st.
Davega, 125 w. 125th st.
Dirkes, 401 w. 50th st. "a. Dory, Prop.), Tel.
putil. John, a2s w. 42d 81; Tel; L'acre o231.
Cildenbere ,2se1 sth ev.. 135th st, bCSS N gsidc
Gordon. 2f27 Amst DIM av. 165th st. No bait.
Gross, Sth ay. \ 34th ct. Second Hand Tackle.
Hanover, NJ, 1853 Park av Tackle and bait.
Hirsch 609 Amsterdam av. Tel Riverside 1910
Hochgraef, 80. Y. Bath st. Toi, Vandhilt 1850.
Kellerman, 500 Sd av., 156th st. Tel. Mel 1909.
klffe, IL. H., Co., 523 Broadway. Tackle only.
Kirtlnnd's 90 Chambers st. Helgramites, frogs.
Latter. 2os4 Crotona av:. isoth ct: Bait.
Macy, n. H., q Co. Inc. BY q saith. No bait.
Nerker. H., 1sp2 Amst. av., ,134th. Tcitle, bait.
Metropolitan Hdw. Co.. Church & vesey SITS.
Ogilvy, R. o., 10 Chambers st. No bait.
pollmenf, 2S5 Bleecker ST.. cor Perry. No bait
Ref, J. H.. 300 Sd av. Tackle, Tide Books.
ReinFod. 121 Sth av., 10th ST. Tackle q bait
Rogers Peet Co., bway a. 18th ~. \ Tackle
Rogers Peet Co.. B'way at Warren ct, I at orr
Roger, Peet &C.. B'way at 3lth st. I four
Rogers Pcet Co., 9Th av. nj aist st. stores
Rcsenbeum, D.. 362 Il. i3sth, H. "I.' station.
6choverllng. Isly a Gales. .302 B'wny. No bait.
Echubech a Son, 30i2 Sd nv. Tel. Mel 1893.
Nom Hofe. IT,, a Co, ft2 Fulton st. Tkle. only.
Non Lengerke& Detmold,1 Inc. ,iii Mad.av. Tkle.
Walz, C.. 1IO 1st av. near 10th. 1851 Orch.
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Finh naqe-rhs rro,pse' rat.. maiden

give pounds apprentice aiiowsneh claimed.
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BOXING = EMPIRE CITY RACES : ROD AND GUN NEN
NEW YORK HERALD RACING CHART


Time. o:23 2-5. o:47 40, / ;07 As.
0, 500. For two-year-olds. Selling.
ood Won driving. Place easily.
Trainer, s. A. Clopton.
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ROD AND GUN.

Sea Observation-Disclosures Z A. NJ.
Tvs. Dunne's, sheepshead Bay,
I,bpIAIN llIt daily exc. Mon, 8 A. M.
VIZ 'W'SoL" "' Capt. ARCHIE BUCKNER
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FLUKE--FIUKE--FL
pGNSHEE leaves Bayside Dock daily 2 p
NJ. Sun. B A. NJ. Ed. Drollinger
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iieve that any man could show such
wonderful improvement in SO short a
time. Yes, sir, Glandex has helped
me wonderfully and / recommend it
to everyone especially if they are SUI
fering today like once did"
Amazing Results Shown
Mr.. Shifk's remarkable experience
with Glandex Compound is by no
means an unusual one, for from all
sides come equally astonishing reports Of
the splendid results brought by this new
tonic. especially in the treatment of loss
of strength, premature old age, nervous
disorders poor blood thnness, lack of
vitality and general run -down condition.
1t is all because Glandex Compound at
tacks the cause of these ailments instead
of merely their symptoms.
The reason so many of US grow old at
forty, and become an&mic and run down
is because our ductless glands which sup
ply a vital secretion necessary to the
proper building of our billions of muscle
and nerve cells, become unable to do their
work. So to build them up. what could
be more natural than 70 go to life itself
and use extracts from the glands of
healthy and vigorous youMy animals to
supply the substance needed This prin-
ciple in itself is not new-pepsin, which
also comes from animals. has been used
for years in the treatment of indigest ion
Glandex Compound contains extracts
from the glands of healthy sheep and
cattle. combined with iron and other
health-builders, and is guaranteed to
bring results that entirely satisfac-
tory in a very few days. or the money
will be refunded. Sold by good druggists
eyeTywhere.-Ady.
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RHEUMATISM


In the year of 1898 1 was attacked
by Muscular and Sub-Acute Rheuma-
tism. I suffered as only those who are
thus afflicted know for over three years.
I tried remedy after remedy. but such
relief as obtained was only temporary.
Finally, found a treatment that cured
me completely and such a pitiful con-
dition has never returned. have
given IT to q number who were terribly
afflicted, even bedridden, some of them
seventy to eighty years old, and the
results were the same as in my own
case.
want every sufferer from any form
Of muscular and sub-acute dwelling at
the joints) rheumatism, to try the
great value of my improved "Home
Treatment" for it's rema rkable heal
ing power. Don't send a cent; simply
mail your name and address, and
will send 1t free to try. After you
have used It, and 1t has proven itself
to. be that long-looked for means of
getting rid of such forms of rbeuma-
tisna. You may send the price Of il.
One Dollar. but understand I do not
want your money unless you are per-
fectiy satisfied to send It. Isn't thai
fairf Why suffer any longer, when
relief 10 thus offered You free Don't
delay. Write today.
Mark H. Jackson. ees q. Durston Bldg,
Syracuse. N. r.
Mr.. jackson is responsible. Above states
mont tFne.
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Gains s. Pounds
Says New Secret
Restored Energy
For Months q Physical Wreck-Says
Gland Pills Brought Back Youthful
Strength and Vitality

Il suffered serious accident at the
shop which knocked me out COM
pletely and left me in an awful state.
MY health broke down entirely. /
went down to ii6 pounds, my nerves
were wrecked and was left as weak
as cat. Nothing did me any good
until ! started taking these wonder
full new animal gland pills. Now,
thanks to this great remedy, my
strength. has been restored, my
weight has increased 35 pounds, I
can eat anything and / feel as vigor-
Gus as I did l5 years ago."
This is the astonishing statement
made by Mr.. William Fl. Shirk, of
237 North Walnut Street. Youngs-
town, o.. who is one of the hundreds
of people who have been restored to
health by Glandex Compound. the re-
markabie new animal gland tonic.
Il was caught in the gear wheels
of q machine" continued Mr. Shirk.
my clothes were torn off me and
parts of my body were seriously lac
Grated. After / was healed up found
that my strength had deserted me. 1
tried everything but nothing helped
me bit. Then / heard about CLAN
dex Compound and of all the good it
was doing everywhere so decided to
try it.
"A few days later I was amazed at
the wonderful improvement / was
beginning to feel. 1t seemed to take
right hold of me and build me up.
kept on taking it, my appetite came
back and 1 could almost feel myself
putting on weight. Just think, after
my accident 1 weighed only 115
pounds-and today I weigh $50
pounds and am still gaining. l never
felt better in all my life than / do
right now.
Would you believe this? I've been
on the street and met old friends of
mine that Ehadn't seen for some time
and they wouldn't recognize me
looked SO good! They wouldn't be-
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JUDICIARY

The committee on judiciary win
give a public hearing in its room a.
the State House, in Augusta. on at
THURSDAY, MARCH 81. 100, a
p. M, on the following:
An Act to incorporate the Hox5o,s
Village Corporation. N"u
An Act to, amend Section 5 of cb.n
ter IL of the Revised Statutes raIap
ing to appointment of clerks in IN
registry OF deeds. 'Ae
An Act to amend Sections Io1 mo
and los of Chapter of the Rev;se5
Statutes, relating to the time OF lie,
Ing and licensing of dogs.
An Act to amend Sections Z -
II and rs of Chapter 10 of the Revis 40,
statutes, relating to time of nakina
assessment of taxes.
An Act to amend Section l2 fbor
ter of the Revised Statutes reIatGnpc
70 the time of holding annual lows
meetings. 'o"h
Bill and Act to amend Section q.
onapter III of the Revised Statutes
relative to the number of names in ~
jury box III 'he
Bill and Act to amend sectio,s .
and of Chapter 60 of the Pey;soS
Statutes, relating to inheritance ta ,aeo
An Act to amend Section of Cbs1-
ter III of the Revised Statutes, reIa,
ing TO selection and services of inrors
An Act TO amend Section So of Cban'
ter 81 or the Revised Statutes, reIat
ing 10 dissolution of corporations.
An Act to reimburse the commit,
commissioner for services incurred a,
pubic meetings away from the co,,nfy
seat. N0uHt!
WILLIAM T. GARDINER 500
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House Bills in First Reading

House Bills in First Reading
H. 389. Resolve appropriating
money to pay for the preparation of
the Maine Book.
II. 3S2. Resolve in favor of Cary
Hospital Caribou, Aroostook County,
to aid in the construction of a hos
pital. blouse amendment B adopted
in concurrence)
H. 401. Resolve in favor Of Bert
Allard of Richmond for damages
caused by highway work.
II. 399. An Act to regulate boxing
exhibitions within the State of Maine.
(Tabled on motion by Mr.. Parent of
Androscoggin)
H. 37S. An Act to provide for the
creation of water storage on the
Aroostook river.
(On motion by Mr.. Gillin of Penob-
scot, the rules were suspended and
the bill was read twice and passed to
be engrosSed.)
Fl. 391. An Act additional to Chap
ter 80 of the Revised Statutes, as
amended. prohibiting fishing in the
tributaries to Lake Annabessacook,
in the county of Kennebec
Fl. 392. An Act to amend Section
20 of Chapter 6S of the Revised Sat-
utes, relating to administration
granted without bond.
Fl. 1893. An Act to amend Section
IS of Chapter So of the Revised Stat
utes. relating to the terms of SUI
perior Court for the county of Ken
nebec.
II. 3S7. Resolve in favor of the
Mason Institute.
II. 355. An Act to incorporate the
South Portland High school district.
II. 379. An Act to authorize the
division of towns having less than
1000 inhabitants into convenient
polling places. Con motion by Mr..
Thombs of Penobscot tabled pending
action on House Amendment Al
Fl. $50. An Act authorizing the ap-
pointment of assistant assessors
when public exigency requires.
H. 1877. An Act to amend the
charter of the Kennebec Water Dis
trict.
H. 3ss. An Act to amend the
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duced yesterday afternoon and has
been referred to no committee. Its
effect is to repeal a law recently
passed and signed by the Governor.
Mr.. ADAMS: Mr.. President, / move
that the bill take its several readings
and be passed to be engrossed.
Mr.. SPRAGUE: Mr.. President
this is a very peculiar, very impor-
tant proceeding
The PRESIDENT: Will the Sena-
tor from Piscataauis forbear just a
moment? The Senator from Kenne-
bee, Senator Adams, has the floor.
Mr.. ADAMS: / yield it.
The PRESIDENT: The question is
upon the motion of the Senator from
Kennebec, Senator Adams, that this
bill now have its several readings
and be passed to be engrossed under
suspension Of the rules.
Mr.. SPRAGUE: Mr.. President,
was going to make a motion to table
it until tomorrow morning. The COM
missioner on inland fish and game
will be away today and 1 do not feel
like proceeding with a matter Of such
1
with him.
Mr.. ADAMS: Mr.. President
The PRESIDENT: The question,
the Chair rules, is not debatable.
Mr.. ADAMS: Mr.. President, I am
willing to withdraw my motion and
lay it on the table until tomorrow
morning.
The motion to table the matter was
agreed to.
The PRESIDENT: May the Chair
inquire of the Senator from Kenne-
bee, Senator Adams, whether he now
desires to take from the table the
other act or let it lie there also?
Mr.. ADAMS: Mr.. President / will
let it lie on the table until tomorrow
morning.
The PRESIDENT: There was no
motion pending in regard to that, but
l wished you to have your rights.
Mr. FARRINGTON Mr.. President,
I move to take from the table H. d.
269, Resolve providing for payment
for care of Pearl Clark.
The motion was agreed to.
Mr.. HARRINGTON: Mr.. President,
I move to take from the table also III.
d. $50, Resolve in favor of Andrew H.
Morang.
The PRESIDENT: May the Chair
inquire of the Senator from Kenne-
bee if he wishes to dispose Of the two
resolves by one motion?
Mr.. HARRINGTON: Mr.. President
l will state that l shall make no
motion on these matters but simply
give my reasons for taking them from
the table.
The PRESIDENT: May the Chair
not inquire if you would not prefer
to dispose of each matter separately?
Mr.. HARRINGTON: If the Chair
so rules. Referring to House Docu-
ment 269-and what shall say applies
equally to II. d. $50 and Fl. ID. 2ss-
will say am simply taking these
from the table that the Senate may
act as it sees fit upon each of these
three resolves. I have taken the
pains to inquire of the departments
on whose appropriations these re-
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BANKS AND BANKING

The Commlttee ON Banks and Bank
ing Will give lbiic hearing in its
room al the State House. in Augusta
THURSDAY, MARCH 81, 1921, .
+. M, on the following:
An Act to amend Chapter 1913. Pri-
vate and Special. Laws of 1915, en-
Titled, An Act to incorporate the
Mutual Loan Society of Lewiston"
An Act relating to the taxation Of
shares of stock Of trust Companies or
Canned under the laws of this state
ana banking institutions formed under
the laws of the United States.
An Act to amend Section 2T, Sub
Seetlon of Chapter So of the Revised
savings banks in railroad e0uipment
obligations.
C. II pJJrMMER SEQ
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Physician Explains Who.
Should Take Nuxated Iron
Practical Advice on How To Help Build Up
Great Strength. Energy and Endurance.

lack Of iron in the blood not only makes .
man physical and mental weakling. nervous,
irritable. easily. fatigued. but 1t utterly robs
him of that virile force, that stamina and
strength OF will which are 50 necessary to success
James Francis Sullivan. formerly physician Of
Bellevue Hospital Outdoor Dept. }. New York,
and the Westchester County Hospital. att
may also transform beautiful. sweet-tempered
woman into one who Is cross, nervous and
irritable. have: strongly emphasized the
great. necessity. OF physicians making blood
examinations Of their weak. aneamic, rum
down patients. Thousands Of persons 90 on
year after year suffering from physical weak
ness and highly nervous condition due to lack
Of sufficient iron in their sed blood esfpuseles
without ever realizing the real cause Of their
trouble. Without iron in your blood your food
merely passes through the body something
like corn through an old mill With solls1s 6
wide apart that the mill can't grind.
For want Of iron you may be An old man
at thirty. dull Of intellect. poor in memory.
nervous. irritable. and all 'rua down. while
ct 80 OF 90 with plenty OF iron In your blood
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LEGAL AFFAIRS

The committee on legal affairs will
give a public hearing in its room AZ
the state House, in Augusta, on At
Q =, SE pNESDA1,a MARCH 80, 1921, at
An Act to amend Section 10 of Chan
ter 1877 of the Revised Statutes as
amended by Chapter 203 of the Public
Laws of 1917 and by Chapter rs Of the
PUBLIC Laws of 1919. relating to the
appointment of probation officers
An Act to amend Section 10 of chan.
Ter of the Revised Statutes as
amended by Chapter SO of the Public
Laws of 1917, relating to sessions Of
boards of regis tration
An Act to legalize and make valid
certain acts of the assessors OF the
town Of Danforth for the years 1920
An Act to amend Chapter .. Section
81 OF the Revised Statutes, relating IN
the election Of the State auditor.
Resolve, declaring the University Of
Maine to be State institution.
An Act to punish bomb outrages and
black hand activities.
An Act to incorporate the Water
Vile Junior High School District
STETSON III. HUSSEY See
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Committee Hearings
EDUCATION

The committee on Education
give public hearing in its rooms WI
the State House. in Augusta on al
WEDNESDAY, MAR. 80, 1921 ap,,
1. An Act to amend Paragranb
Section l Of Chapter 127 of the Pub, ~
IL laws OF asls relating to the amou
in the case of unorganized terri pSld
students. Ea,. serg
2. Memorial to Congress urs,.
favorable consideration of the n,i1s
ciples embodied ia the Smith-Tapnnn
bill. (This measure was adyer,;naser
for hearing on Thursday Marcb s -
but has been postponed to the Aha
date). ""'se
L. An Act to amend Section 81 :.
Chapter l6 of the Revised Statutes :, oi
latlng to State aid to high scho ~
under emergency conditions. Vas
bENJANIN Fl. SARNEY Ga,
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TAXATION

The committee on Taxation will give
puDllc hearing i'll its room at the
State House, in Augusta, on
FRIDAY, APRIL l. 1921, at 2 p. NJ,
on the following:
II r. $40. An Act to amend Section
II of Chapter of the Revised Statutes
as amended by Chapter AZ of the Pub
ne Laws of 1917. relating to the tax
alton of steam railroads.
EDGAR NJ. CHERRY, Sec.
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is father, Nathaniel Farley, on Sum

his father, Nathaniel Farley, on Sun
day.
Mrs. Ethel Brown and two chill
dren, Dorothy and Kenneth, OF
Bath, came on Sunday to pass a
week with her brother, Almon Far
ley.
Miss Grace Farley is passing ~
days at Cliff Island.
Miss Evelyn Yeaton is passing the
Easter vacat'op at her home here
Henry Bigelow is passing week
with friends near Madison.
Walter Lint of Waterville visited
his mother, Mrs. Anne Lint, on Sun
day.
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you may still be young In feeling. full Of lie.
your whole being brimming over with vim
and energy:
But be sure the iron you take 10 organic iron
--Nuxsted Iron--and not metallic iron which
people usually. take. Organic iron-Nusated
the iron In spinach. ientiis and apples. vhis
metallic iron 10 iron just as It comes from the
action Of strong acids on small pieces of iroa
filings and 10 therefore an entirely dihezent
thing from Nuxated Iron. Nuxated Iron rep
resents. organic iron In such highly concfn-
trated form that one dose is estimated {? be
approximately equivalent 0n organic Iron
content TO eating oRe-half guar: Of spdnach.
ono quart 81 gfeeh vegetables or hall 4esep
baked apples: ills Ike takiag extracts 0 bea
Instead Of eating pounds q beel.
Over 1905 900 psppie aaeusiIv m sane
Nuxated Iron. Il quickly helps maIa Eieh
red blood. FevitallEe Wornout Exhausted ne.ves
and give Increased strength and eaefsy, Ye0
money will be refunded by the manufactures
It IL does not peodace satisfactoey rssaifa
rcr sale by III dfueeists.
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TEMPERANCE

The committee on Temperance will
give public hearing in it's rooms at
the State House, in Augusta, on
FRIDAY, APRIL /, at : Z. NJ, on
the following:
An Act regulating the sale of liquor
in Maine.
Il. L. WOODRUFF, Sec.
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ICEBORO

Mr- and Mrs. John Miller of Bos-
ton visited at the home of w. n
Farley last week and looked over
some farms here in view of pur,
chasing one for a home.
Mrs, Mapde Mooney, who is nurs-
ing in Gardiner, passed the week :
end at her home here.
Forrest Farley OF Laroha visited
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-30
MILITARY AFFAIRS

The committee on Military Affairs
VIVA give public hearing in its room
at the State House in Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH so, 1921,
+. M, on the following:
An Act to amend Section 23 Of
Cbapter 40 of the Revised Statutes,
making November II bank holiday.
ALBERT A. WEATHERBEE. Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-30
SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES

The committee on Sea and Shore
Fisheries will give a public hearing
In its room at the State House, in Au.
gusta, on
+. NJ, on the following:
No 80. An Act to license fishermen
in tidal waters
ELLIS L. BAKER. Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-30
MERCANTILE AFFAIRS AND IN
SURANCE

The committee on Mercantile Affairs
ana insurance will give a public hear
ing IN Its room at the State House, in
Augusta. on
An Act relating to the surrender of
the certificate or policy in a life in
surance company.
S. X. CRABTREE, Sec.