4632 ARTICLE 21.

1906, ch. 571, sec. 3.

389. Any person who, at the passage of this Act, is actively engaged
as owner or manager of any pharmacy in Talbot county, and also any
person who, at the passage of this Act, is a resident of Talbot county, and
who is and has been actively engaged as clerk for five years or more, and
has reached the age of twenty-one years, in compounding drugs and dis-
pensing physicians' prescriptions in any of the counties of this State, and
who shall, on or before the first day of July next following the passage
of this Act, forward to the Maryland Board of Pharmacy an affidavit to
that effect, together with a fee of one dollar, shall be entitled to registra-
tion as pharmacist and to a certificate of such re-registration.

1906, ch. 571, sec. 4.

390. On and after the passage of this Act, any person residing in
Talbot county who has four years' continuous active experience in a phar-
macy where physicians' prescriptions are daily compounded, and has
reached the age of twenty-one years, who, after examination by the Mary-
land Board of Pharmacy, shall be by it deemed competent, shall be regis-
tered, as pharmacist and be given a certificate of such registration. Such
person shall make application to the secretary ten days before any of the
meetings of the board, and shall pay to the board a fee of five dollars.

1906, ch. 571, sec. 5.

391. Any person who shall be over the age of eighteen years on the
first day of July next after the passage of this Act, and who is employed
as clerk or assistant in a pharmacy in this county, and has been actively
engaged for one year in a pharmacy where physicians's prescriptions are
daily compounded, and shall, on or before the first day of July next fol-
lowing the passage of this Act forward to the Maryland Board of Phar-
macy an affidavit to that effect, together with a fee of fifty cents, shall be
entitled to registration as assistant pharmacist, and to a certificate of such
registration.

1906, ch. 571, sec. 6.

392. Any person residing in Talbot county who has had two years of
continuous active experience in a pharmacy where physicians' prescrip-
tions are daily compounded, and has attained the age of eighteen years,
who after examination by the Maryland Board of Pharmacy shall by it be
deemed competent, shall be registered as assistant pharmacist and be given
a certificate of such registration. Such persons shall make application to
the secretary of the board ten days before any of its stated meetings, and
pay to the board a fee of three dollars.

1906, ch. 571, sec. 7.

393. Every applicant for examination shall, with his application to the
secretary of the board, file a written declaration, duly sworn to before a
justice of the peace or notary public, stating the pharmacy or pharmacies
in which he has had the experience demanded in Sections 390 and 392.