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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

ga aud around Amarillo who would at
tend rvlk street Churh Il yuu would
go anywhere W. want ~ others who
,r- not mvmbers anywhere hut feel
{, icndl, 90 uur schuol o. ,umv and hclp
~ This neat SUNDAY
We are No, calling un either SUNDAY
Schools IN the vitN To- loin us classcs io
help us swell our numu-rs We wan,
a righteous SUNDAY Schol Contest tina,
is fit to all
", Want every man. wouan, young
man Young woman and thild who az
not attending any other ~ hool az ~"
same hour tu vomr and hrlp US gain fui
'ur church. s,houl and 80 san honur.
aide place
Just one none SUNDAY remains this
coming SUNDAY n Nou are not sun"
about r,Eular Attendance ,ufne - NiH.
uor AMI Nuu NAL cniuN Il and ~ munt
nv Nuut visit
Very sluo,rvlN.
HENRY =. BROOKS.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

Evening sermon. "liow and Why Il
Christ Coming Again"
Last Sunday night the audience va,
especially fine aud the Interest wa.
quito intense No the pastor, Dr. Herbert
whiting VIRGIN. preached the nlst oI
the rer,cs % sermons on the Last
Things.
Quite n number OF people have cN
pressed their desire 10 hear the cntir,
Neries NJ ten s.rinons az there II q ssnsc
In which MI % them viii h. connected
II IN dcsirous that thosc who ar, inter
estei IN thc discussion uf the problems
AZ the future shall make up their minds
10 hear the entire scrics
This coming Sunday evening the scr.
mon will L. an How ant Why l. Chris,
Coming Again" Attention win b.
called to the fact that on our saviour's
first coming into the world. tie came 40
q humble bate born In a peasant home
When he comes the srcund time. lie viii
c"ne with all tho regal power Of a
mighty king. lie viii come 20 reward
lie win come TO judrc. he will come to
reconstruct. iils coming will he 10Th a
Rhdsome and q terrible time. II de-
pcnds entirely upon the preparation
which individuals make In this M.
time. as TO whether His COMING viii b.
. Joyous or q terrible one.
Tho music fcr ,hc~ sunday evening
services will b. especially appropriate
and impressive. Rev. Mr.. Hamilton.
who leads the chorus 70 effectively will
make speciai preparation.
The general pubic is cordially invited
"a attend
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

Tabernacle baptist Ihulsh
tn, following program viii 4, rcnivr.
III hv the Junior a. Y. T. L. 20 the
Valsrnacl, Haptis, Chup,h ga SUNDAY.
NAV -
song
praysr-tlanccs Red.
rablc OuiR
Group Twv- Stewardship
t.rad,r-T W Cotton
Scrlp,ur, l.csSon- Esmvns 10. ills.
Mrs Warren
Tupic s-Nilham farlcv
Tuplc s-i'tancvs Hced.
TVpic t-Hcl'ert wheeler
rcpic S-l.ccnard Num-
rUplo Ruth Phillips
Toplc t-Milirc,i wOgfurd
rOpic s-Niola Malone
Missionary work of Jonah ftan Eor
den.
In a Clas by i,self--Mialrcj wortOpi
Leaders Talk
Cics,ng song and PRAYER.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
Tabernacle iispiis, Church

Rev, NJ. y. taihright Pastor
sunday Svh,sni - 30 a. nv
rVachlng-il "a. IA. aud D. IA.
sunlcams-.Se D. M.
lunior a. Y. y, lists y. M.
The suhj,Ni 1T the mv,ning sermon
win L. ''rh, FIXED Heart" and tn
pastor vii rr,a,h at thu evening hour
"a The uongvr II sin"
Thcrc viii D. g,ssl MUSIC ~ al Scr.
vices. This viii H. the las, srttp- q;
s,t,ic,s h,forc IN, pastor AMI his tam,
ilN will havc f"r = trip to the western
c,ast, - lcl us make this g,vat meet.
iug by every m,mh,t bcins prvs"n, aud
"a tlmr.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
tir,i Christian Church

sighi and TaNlur
s,iS a. m. sunday School. Horace NJ.
l;us~'li superintendent Rev. Iaslcr
bogu" viii pr,srh al a v'cluck IN the
morning IL j. distinct ,Vangcls, from
lalhNrt and should hrins an inspiring
message, Rev Rov Rutherford pastor
viii deliver the bac aulauratr SERMON
~ IVES; rcNaS state Normal Ccllcgc n
CanyOn, SUNDAY mVrniug lic Will
prvavh q, the vhuuch at ochSk At,
ulgh,. siv,ng the nnsl e scrics ot
,,angciis,ic Survives thc suh'cv, hcing
The hsgcs, Fool In thu Mhlc"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

VIZ FOX StfVct
survives every sunday morning AZ ~;
"Wednesday At y. m; sunday school
At 10 q. m. fct students under - wars
Il agN Sahject Cor Sunday, -Ancicn,
snd Modern Neeromsncy. Alas Mes
merssm and Hypno,ism. Denounced"
a resdinx RON h maintained In the
Smlsh building. room -, and u open
every Afternoon from s,ss until ). es.
evrt sun<hys and holidays. where the
hcw and AUTHORIZED e~rss;ian Silence
literature can b. rad Or purchased. The
rahic h cordially invited to attend the
srrvices and b. visit the reading rocm
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
SUNDAY ss~,,~s as the Fir>i Rspsi>i
Churth

our SUNDAY Schcc, wlll begin prompt.
" ut SIC. lie, every member pun Tor
an attendance over thu see mark. Mems
Rraca Class VII mee, ssse a, the Mis-.
sion rhesssr.
pr. Hertsrt whiting Virgin will
spesx frum his pulpit, a, both the II
O'Clock and O'Clock hours. The sub.
iect fcr the evening sermon will lie
How h Christ Coming AEaln.- This Is
the Second IN n series q ten SERMONS
On The las, Things.
rh~ Sunteams viii meet al ) In the
afternoon.
Tn, Junior u. Y. 4. L. viii meet al
p m. Two senior q. Y. y. Us NICE,
AZ ; y. m. An members % the Onions
az, urscd TO IL prcsen, as there Will lie
ons or two very important matters to
come up.
Dont forget tho grst song service a,
the evening hour. Al the sunday
School hour. Mr.. Hamilton win perfect
the organization q Booster Choir. All
buys aud girls i:. ~. IL and IL. are
urged To toin this choir.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
special Nu,'" - -" street Nrih.di>i
Church

Euh o. MYERS trlor plrvvtur.
iih Austin Myers Organiyis.
Morning
ruhWlr Morning M~.l -Gtcg
ADthvnf MN nyfvusv Is Uf G'-l' -
iinhn
offcriorN "Agas' n,sth" -Gti,g
ruSt,udc "Trumphal Msph' liui.
hns
f,rning-
rr,ludc'rh,m- and Nauatiuus'- Mo
rart
Nu,h,m - saviour 1T the world'-.
GuSS
Mixed ouartvt,r The i.anl IT Murn.
.ng' tNorls and music bv Mis-, :, L..
Fish, ~ Amarillol-Mrs Newly. Marx.
Utv, i'ak,r. Matry Roberts and Mrs NJ.
tion. with Soprano SolO hy Mis-. NcwbV
Oftyrtvrv MAY Song '-H,llyr
pustludc FESTIVAL Marh"--loWaUl
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
n Ceuersl Psvshyseriaa Chsrsh
Tenth and Taylor Streets

pr. X Thomson. Minister
sunday schcc, s3e .. m. We cord.
en- Invite theer Who have no sunday
Schsee relasicas ard summer visitors In
eur city Ia attend cur sehosl We have
suitable ciasses fcr eli No preaching
~ u . n. ~ the passor viii rr-sch IN
huua ~ that hour. AZ 50. IA. let all
ssr psspse and friends attend. The pas
~ utii prrach on ~Eevo,utionired FER.
ssaallty.- ne c<chessra win play and
~ rongsvs~tica yin ssns many hymns,
The thrc~ Endesvor Socis,ies viii ulee,
q the Anaex. ::ss. s;se. and ,. m.
Ties ard ycsf family. and ncixhtcrs and
ffsehds wiii find ccrsiisi WELCOME
s~aising you In our Church In any ser.
vce
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
Rac,.Ansn Sire, Methods, Cnurh

SunisN s'hoCl 10 a. m; prcachlne II
a. m and sis y. M The Junior Young
rcOplc meet al : q IN. and Senior
League a, sis. u YOU desire to feel
the rial touch - brotherhood minglc
with W. In thcSc ~rrviccs We src nj,
ways siad to have you with us. and will
make you wclcome.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
I,rning-
tncsrth Na>icsl.n Skeleton

ARLINGTON, or. MAY sS.-Thc
complc,c skeleton IL mastoion with
tusks mine tc-t lons and twelve inches
" dam,tcr has l-cn discovered In
Eut,hyrkulf- Canyon. four miles cas-,
% hrrc Al the homes have not Vet
acru unvar,hcd hut II IL believed to
D. q complete specimen. Arlington Eli.
ems I,ian L. have the find cNhumcd
and brought here o. h. mounted aud
rlaccd vn exhibition fvr automobile
tourists
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
Nslyasisun Aruss

salvation Army meetings held In the
Army Hall under Collins Drug Store.
SUNDAY morning open air out In from,
Of the hall Al ieis q. m. A good lively
meeting with goci solos. duets and con.
sregztionsi songs. Al this meeting
Captain Ragsstalc. who Is spending few
days In the town. Captain Holbrook
win deliver the morning message.
taking a. his subject the suhjec; that IL
must Stunned ny many people. via;
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
CHURCH NOTICES

sermon by the pastor, = - ~, sub-
jet. 4 Sheep Lost"
Everybody WELCOME. n yVu want 20
enjoy a dav In Gods ilousc GENE and
worship with us. u win Interest you,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
Musical Program ts,i nap,i,, Church

NNiNANk-
prrlude-"G Grand Chorus" .... uailinr
Holy, Holy Holy ,..,. .Cunsrvgallon
Is,slcnS" ..,.............. ...... choir
Wynn NJ 3ss Love Divine" Zunicl
otf,rtory Vision Fugitive" stephenson
Anthem "Gol l. cur Refuge and
and strength" ......... lIartsough
puStlui, Festival .............T Tours
Evening
overture ................... orrheS,r,
Song svrVirr ......,..... Conerceation
Ctf,rtory "Evcuiua star. Wagner
Matthew \ N,sp.r PRAYER. .... Jones
lnvi,a,ion HYMN Ne sli. Jus, Ne
Am ...,....,......,.. BRADBURY
fvstludc .........,,,....,, Selected
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

ssh,s school. with clasxes for all
er>ecs ~ 90 lees .. m; the church
meets 20 ''hroak brcad' and cdificAsicn
~ .. - rcunE Peoples meeting : ..
N. GesS~i services with preaching by
the esanseiist t;is y. IN. The evangel.
sss Win dlscuss at the morning hour the
Stewardship Il Influence at SIS D. m.
"A biysded Church-whs, Caused H."
Meeting Tor prayer and Bible study
Ws0e~hy. y m. subjcct. Elijah.
HIS Coasctsr and Missicn."
Speeiai Bible class Tor ladies' Thurs.
~. : .. m.
senior Bihie Class will meet az ses
AdsAs Thursday. = .. m. y. n. shep.
herd. Evangelist.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

&W VSs<s N00xtWs
SuadAy Eseslnr May -.
Missionary Meesing--suhbect. .Js.
psn.-
Lesder-Miss Myrtle Hamilton.
Introduction hy the leader.
Topic 1.-THE Sunrise klnEdcn. cha,
Nixga.
Tcvic 1.-THE People u Japan. Marie
Love.
Topic iii-rhe Religion q Javan. NJ.
Z. Inlay.
Tspsc IVA Japsnese Festival Lola
Chestnut.
Tspic v-chiidrsns Holidays. Louise
Hamilton.
rcpic vi-rhe Edict Of Death. Sid
uc,land.
replc vii-our Work In Japan. n. n.
Lumpkin.
fcptc vIff-f'sui Kanamora. Loman
f,iiiay.
Take n trip 10 Japan with the n. Y.
y. U. tonight Come and bring =
friend.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
Special Music q, t,r,, Christian Chur,h

MORNING
Solo-'rhns, IN FLANDERS"
Anthem C,mc a. Thee" Roma
Prelude ,.,.............., Beethoven
offcrtoTy -"Ctddl, song. 49,. Cuymcnt
rvstluds-"M March ......... S,dcrman
Evening.
riNlusi,--"Thr lbs; chord sullivan
rOs,lldc Romance" ........ l.icurancc
Duet "watchman What oi the Night"
suns ~ Mrs. flvd krug ana Mr..
bradley kimbruugh.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29

The ttl,cd states prslucs 0nd
CONSUMES mvrr tai than any either
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
Ses,h~r,,rru SUNDAY >sh.i Cou,,.,.

foik s,r,yt Methods, Church stand.
fourth In the cun,e-, THIS las, week with
leii present las, SUNDAY. The prcs.n,
order Is as follows;
I. First Church of faris. Texas. i.es
present
:. fir-, church - Shrcy.psst. Ia
with iise present.
, FIRST Church q, Dallas. Texas
with has present.
Z. Polk Stree; 20 Amarillo. Texas.
with tell present.
3. The Marvin Church 20 Tyler
Texas. with sst present.
Thc firS, Church % wichi,a Fails
and the FRS, church - Fort Worth
have failed 10 rcport now Tor two sun.
days. They are learning tina, thcs.
strung winds out hcrc are blowing pco.
ple to SUNDAY School instead 10 blow
lng Va away
We are GA, fur i.oa ur more next
Sunday and W. want every Methods,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-05-29
Houston s,r-~s Methods, Churrh

Sunday school sIS a. M; prachinr
u a. m. No wtha, the contest Is over
In thu Sunday school. let Us no, only
hold whss We hsvc gained In member
ship IN, continue TO grow. There are
others nc; UT In the Bible schco, Tho
pastor hosrs TO brins you a message a,
the prcaching hour that win h. help.
ful 10 you. The prayer service viii h
at Mr.. =. y. Ras>c;t's residence. SOC
Arthur street, "Wednesday night. Gen
erous welcome to all services
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-19
FAIR PLAY INSISTED ON

While faction of the Japanese
people are urging their government
not to recede from its position that
before it should be asked to yield in
the matter Of zap the United States
should prove if it can that President
Wilson made reservations, it is be-
coming increasingly evident that this
is only aggravating Japan's dis
comf1ture. No treaty having been
concluded with respect to this mat
ter the United States has not sur
rendered it's rights. which is common
sense that Japan will probably
eventually recognize.
When this is done it appears that
Uncle Sam. represented by President
Harding, will insist on the open door
in China, also that Japan fix def
mite day for evacuating Shantung.
Japan is entitled to fair treatment, Of
course, and there is no disposition
here to give her any other kind. On
the other hand she is under obliga-
lions to reciprocate. She belongs
fairly neither in control of zap or in
retention of Shantung.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-19
COMING EVENTS

Apr. 1S-24-Baby week
Apr. DETERMINATION for Entrance to
Naval Academy, Annapolis.
Apr. 20-Annual meeting of stockhold-
ers of Maine Central Railroad Co,
at 1.30, Portland.
Apr. 2o-Maine State Society for Pro-
lection of Animals $50. Union Mu-
tual building. Portland.
Apr. 2025-EaSt Maine Methodist con-
ference, Guilford. Bishop Hughes
presiding.
April 21-Guernsey Cattle Breeders
State session. City hall, Augusta,
Apr. 22-Total eclipse of moon visible
in New England.
Apr. 22-24-State Student Conference,
', NJ. c. A., Waterville.
Apr. 23-101st Infantry Veterans AS
ISOLATION first annual reunion, East
Armory, Boston.
Apr. 26-observance of 150th anniver-
sary of Incorporation as town. Hal
lowell.
Apr. 26-Hancock Supreme court, civil
and criminal term. Ellsworth.
Apr. 26-Lincoln Supreme, court, civil
and criminal term, Wiscasset.
Apr. 29-kora's Knox county session,
Rockland.
May 1s-14-New England Osteopaths
annual convention. Portland
School Association Oakland
May 2122-Annual convention. Maine
State Spiritualists' Association,
Camden.
May 30-Memorial day.
June 14.--Annual department conven-
tion of Daughters of Veterans, Port
land.
June 20-25-School for officers and
non-cQms. Third Maine Infantry,
Camp Devcns. Mass.
June 27-2S-Annual convention Typo
graphical Union, Bangor
Aug. 2-13-Maine Christian Endeavor
. summer school. Oak Grove Seminary.
Vassalboro.
Aug 11-Fifth Me. Battery Assn.
South Paris.
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Lincoln County Pomona

Lincoln County Pomona met with
Whitefield Grange Tuesday, April ~.
One hundred were present from the
county also visitors from Washing
ton, Knox, Androscoggin, East Ken
nebec and Sagadahoc counties. The
usual fine dinner was served at noon.
A very interesting program was pre-
scented by the lecturer as fallows:
Piano solo, Mrs. NJ. p. Doyle; well
come, w. d. Peaslee; response, G. A.
Huston; solo, Mrs. Edith Mari; vocal
duet, Mrs Stanley and Mrs. Maxwell
of China Grange; address, F. p.
Washburn-Commis of Agri-
culture; remarks, State Horticulture
list Dudley; solo, Mrs. Stanley. Then
followed q talk for the good of the
order by Miss Virginia Jones of
China which was listened to with
much interest. 'How Jemima Made
the Pants" by Holman Day was given
by F. p Washburn. Some very
amusing stories were told by Brother
Weber of China; remarks offered by
Mrs. Fred Soule of Woolwich' Grange;
singing led by Miss Ida Bennett.
Mrs. Doyle played the marches for
the work of the day.
Next meeting of the Pomona May
10, with Garrison Hill Grange at
Sheepscot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-19

Some, who read the coal propa-
ganda, suspect that production is
being curtailed in order to keep up
the prices. 1t is understood that the
coal crisis in England came about by
the fact that prices were falling and
the government could not afford to
continue paying eXorbitant wages
and maintaining in that industry a
greater number of operatives than
conditions demanded. At one time
there was likelihood of an increased
market abroad for American coal to
take the place of the English, but
now mining is to be resumed that
prospect for the coal operators here
has gone a gfimmering and in the
natural order of such things prices
should fall From the National Coal
Association we learn that in the
week ending April 2, the output of
soft coal slumped five million tons
below the average ordinarily consid-
cred safe. This condition was at
tributed to lack of market. The mines
are at half capacity with 100000
miners idle.
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Sir Auckland Geddes
To Pass Summer Here
Many Prominent Folks

Dark Harbor Me, April 1S.-It was
announced definitely today that Sir
Auckland Geddes, the British ambassa-
dor, will spend the summer at Dark
Harbor, arriving with Lady Geddes
their three children and suite on June
first to remain three months. The
large and commodious summer home
of Harold I. Pratt of New York has
been leased as the summer embassy,
The owner and his family planning to
spend the season abroad.
1t is believed that the coming of Sir
Auckland and Lady Geddes will bring
many English and Canadian visitors
to Dark Harbor and that the season
will be a gay one. Lady Geddes sum-
mered abroad last year and Sir suck
land was at Dark Harbor only a few
weeks but became so enamoured of
the place he selected it for this season.
Many of the prominent costagers
will not come to Dark Harbor this
season. having made plans to summer
abroad. Among these are Mrs Alexan-
der w. Biddle, the A. j. Drexel Pauls,
the Harry Markoes, Mrs. F. E. Caldwell
and Mrs. A. J. Devereux, well known
Philadelphians. Mrs. Fred o. Beach,
the F. S. Willetts, the Harold I. Pratts
of New York will also close or lease
their cottages and spend the season
abroad.
Once more the matter of automo-
biles has been decided by vote of cit
liens at the annual town meeting, and
Tor the present, at least, they are pro-
hlblted on the island by act Of the
Maine Legislature. Each spring the
matter OF asking the Legislature; TO
rescind the vote comes up and is de-
feated by a large majority. The sum
mer residents are very much against
IT. ciaiming that 1T will spoil the place,
roads
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Light and Airy
Ode to a Handkerchief

Useful and ornamental, too; plain, or
bedecked with border blue
Or laces, thou hast centre nous) never
received thy lawful due,
Handkerchief!
A thousand uses thou dost know! In
the breast pocket of q beau
Thou merely art d thing Tor snow
while some reserve thee for "a
blow"
. Handkerchief!
What if cheap cotton or 1alr race :.
Thoult serve to cover Il grlmace
Or rub the powder off ones face, or
dust from some neglected place
Or flirt with, wave fond good-by, or
get a cinder from the eye;
Perspiring hands and foreheads qry
absorb the teardrops when Y We
Sneeze into bind abrazed skin or ach-
ing heads, tie money in.
Wash off the babys sticky chin, or
fiuttcr when our faVoriteS win;
Or shine our shoes, erase a spot, save
whiting collars when it's hot.
And when a head cold one has caught,
what would he do if it were not
For thee, 0 noble Handkerchief?
o Handkerchief! Thou faithful friend,
to use, display (and sometimes
lend),
I've saved thy chief boon for the end
When were perpleXed what gift to
send.
There always is
The Handkerchief!
Eliot Harlow Robinson.
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kENNEBEC LODGE,

ing health for the past few months,
died Sunday at his home on Weston
avenue.
Charles Frazier, Jr., commenced his
duties as traffic officer Monday. The
silent police have been put in place
and notices forbidding riding on the
sidewalks have been posted.
The body of Charles Owens arrived
en- the morning train Monday and the
funeral was conducted by Rev. G. II.
Mckinney at the Congregational
church. Mr.. owens was a former res
ident of Madison and served with the
L. s. forces overseas in the late war.
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MISS BLANCHARD
Was Astonished By the
Splendid Results
III Feel the Good TanIac Is Doing Me
Clear to My Finger Tips" She De-
cIares.

after what Tanlac has done for
me I can't help praising it," said
Miss Emma Blanchard, 45 Gilman
ST.. Nashua, N. H.
About a year ago I underwent
an operation, following which l was
i'll a badly rundown condition. My
appetite was very poor, nothing
looked good or tasted right to me,
and no matter how careful / was
about my eating, my food always
gave me indigestion. My back hurt
me constantly. I had awful head
aches and spells of dizziness and was
terribly nervous. My sleep never
seemed to rest me, and 1 felt weak
and tired out all the time.
well, / am now on my third bot
tie of Tanlac, and the good 1t has
already done me is astonishing. 1
have such an appetite now L can
hardly eat enough TO satisfy it, and 1
no longer suffer from indigestion.
The pains have left my back and !
am free from headaches and dizzy
spells. My nerves have quoted
down, I sleep ever so much better,
and in fact / just feel the good OF
Tanlac to my finger tips. 1t is GER
tainly a grand medicine"
Tanlac is sold in Augusta by John
Coughlin; in Weeks Mills by j. A.
Merrill; in West Washington by
Walter r. Burdick; in China by
Bailey Bros. in Albion by l.. f. Gan
non: in North Wayne by w. l.. Nor
rill; in Palermo by H. w. Worthlng;
and by the leading druggist in every
city and town.-AdV.
our1Qd1t
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Editorial Comment
Lose No Time.
(Biddeford JournaD

People who travel Names high
ways should lose no time in becom-
ing familiar with the Act Relative to
Motor Vehicles and the Law of the
Road, which fills nearly ten columns
of the Public Laws passed by the
Eightieth Legislature. A hasty
glance through this act reveals no
omission of any material or i'm
material thing that may help to make
the life of the motorist one long,
sweet song, except that we do not
notice any regulation forbdding ex-
pectoration on any highway built in
whole or in part with the aid of
money provided by the State. If it
shall appear that the provision was
omitted, however, the
defect can be easily remedied by
calling a special session of the legis-
lature. The weakness of the act is
in it's length. An expert in the art
of condensation could codify the en-
tire volume of State law, to say
nothing of the auxiliary gospel, in
fewer words.