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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1920 -- ---- | members of the Council and this | has not yet beem attained. Tues- day's Council meeting drew an un- She is Thankful She Read the Almanac Says Dodd's Kidney Pills Worth their Weight in Gold The original estimate of £800. 000 for the palace is insufficient. | By Bill Conselman and Charlie Plumb rr ELLA CINDERS-.\ PAGE I'WELVE MONTREAL EXPRESS STOPPED requires destro; | : yers for their pro- VATICAN ISSUES | smusessaansahiasnse | SECRETARY WILBUR |i 55s 2 CANADA 10 M onkets, Na Ya Mar §e=The tire fleet requires cruisers for Alontreal xpress to New otk was scouting so that the whereabouts of NY arco KS hi the cucms may be learned. The usually large attendance because 8 Y may earned. 8 there has been for some time un- movement of the fleet requires a easiness in Geneva and Switzer el D 2r= ww a pe the Homeopathic Hospital for treat- [) other supplies to the ships of ug . rT iy snasble sarod wich 4 fall. Mus. W. H, Gaseetaon, Ridgeway, Future Annulmen . ti ast is wi ing B a > » Leag ; 4 # " p Be R Applica men for "smastoidits without estes | Says U.S. Marys Progen fleet, "These ships require protec. | Senator Dundurand Tells | lariat ta some other city. Judging bothered wie very uth, 1 seal in Your tions to Considered parents at Schroom Lake, N.Y, and Based on Professiona tion and this protection is best . . 33 THesday's. QiScussion. Suci. & nd Bpadh Fe sable) Hd r 3 . fo ys SCuss uch a lik . Fi , by Cardinals was taken by automobile to Montcaln Learning given by cruisers. { League Council of Parlia question does mot arise, every- ills ike mine, Tose bores of Pod thankf DODDS -- she boarded the Montreal Express. Of course the fittest survive, as mentary Action Ihing polsting 6 3 Wow palace be- that 3 RB, Your Al 1 will d KI 0D ) | 3 { are pss, : Tun . Jittest survive, as a ing erected on the shore of Luke Dodd's Kidney Pills for Backache. They are SPECIAL MOTIVES The train's last stop before arriving Bay. City. Mich., Mar. 9.--Secre- | Darwin said. We're all here, are Geneva worth their weight in gold." y % in New York is Harmon, but when Jtary of the Navy Curtis D. Wil Mar. 9.--A bill had } : : ! PILLS the circumstances were explained to bur replied to critics of the mavy ; been introduced im the Canadian | n y LA Parliament for ratification of the : have ta of Dodd's made, thereby saving several hours, opium convention, Hon. Raoul Dan- | according to the architects, even | Kidney Pills. Others have found relief from Case Causes Change - with the gifts already promised for | Kidney Ailments--Why not you? At All Dealers, or by Mail from The in Proc PAN NATIONAL . based on the professional learning Nations at its session Tuesday says 50¢ Dodds Medici hae" Sl nd experience of the officers a dispatch to t w i buildings will cost £1,200.000. Rome, Mar. Lig agai a Bo in A INAS with a 3.5 The LEADING JEWELERS sii Po NS i oudon oy . A Hen | me El -------- TH bi BB of mar- adopted in 1922 and with future Eutablished 1334 na has now ratified the conven- Hint to those who would abol- wi ga o igo phy hate Tue ny stones most commonly pp Catholics and non- needs taken into consideration. 12 Si S th tion but it requires ratification by | ish war: Pray more and prey less, ted a Uleek etter. litle tof j Rasacia cd with matrimony are th riages between Catholics an ------ "The existence of 18 battleships imcoe St. Sou | at least seven states which are | --St. Jospeh News-Press. their leap year club.--Gotta Getta | diamond and the grindstona--Ce A \ So | | St. Josy 8 88. Poppa.--Galt Reporter. | dar Falls Record. s committee of cardinals. It was thought the ruling meant 1a . that such applications would be Negotiating With Radio scrutinized more closely. Company There was much discussion re- z of mixed marriages when severa) Welsh national Council of Music, months ago the British Duke o the National Museumr of Wales, Marlborough obtained an annul-f oq 4 "aiy Corporation of Car- ment of his marriage to Consuelo gee oo ohorating with the British York, It was 1 : , Vanderbilt of New Broadcasting Company, have that the result was to lllegitimat- Orchestra of Wales" to perform ize so far as the Catholic churah fg, public and to broadcast nation- was concerned, the two sons of the ayy 1p the scheme survives the union. One of themy is the Mar-|axperimental stage it may serve as quess of Blanford, heir to the|the model for similar schemes to Civil Decree tive interest in music. Catholle church authorities re- The Broadcasting Company has plied, however, that such was not |underftaken to support the scheme the case. Prior to the annulment, | financially. The Cardiff City Cor which the duke sought as a pre- [poration will provide the Assembly church, the Duchess had obtained nights a week, with permission to in 1020 a clvil divorce. She had charge for admission at popular re-married Lieut.-Col, Jacques prices. These concerts will be Balsan in 1021 and had dropped given in three seasons--12 weeks her title. The duke married Miss before and 12 weeks after Christ- stopped here today to allow 12-year- od Paylis Butler, daughter of an Adirondacks guide, to be rushed to i ain 2) 3 train for the bringing of fuel ang land generally over the suggested where a lot of people were relieved of a com. Landing, near Lake Champlain, where not we?--Altoona Tribune. Loudon, : -- For over a third of a century, grateful men and Criticism in Marlborough | the conductor a special stop Was | building program during a speech -- d to the meri before the McKinley Republican Club here Tuesday night. durand, Canadian representative, He said the mavy's program was © ros. told the Council of the League of | furnishings and decorations. Com- petent authorities estimate the | edicine Co. Ltd., Toronto 2, Oat, Oatholies would be considered by Three Organizations Arve e-- \ ulment , i garding the Vatican's annulm Cardiff, Wales, Mar. 8.--The held by some 'Protestant crities |g wn yp a scheme for a "National dukedom, |stimulate popular revival of ac- 'liminary to joining the Catholic {Rooms at the City Hall on two mas--with six weeks in the early by Meuopolian Newspaper Service Gladys Deacon, daughter of Bd- ! : ward Parker Deacon, of Boston, summer, A u - By Geo. McManus The Council of the National Mu-}| = in the same vear. To regularize | ""wioc has for one experi- BRINGING UP FATHER = Ye A 1 their lair. Reg. U S Pu Off, Copyright 1928, -- PARDON ME- MUM) BUT WHAT ARE YOUR PLANS? his second marriage in the eyes of 5 mental year given the museum for the church, the duke sought the a daily hour of free music and | LY- 1 <. annulment, on four days of each week a mid- BY GOLLY- | JUST The Vatican ruled also that non- Catholics could apply for annul- ment only if they could show spe- cial motives, of which the ecom- day (or afternoon) orchestral con- cert will he hroadcast from there. The orchestra will begin with a personnel of 30 on a permanent NEARLY HIT THAT '| STOPPED IN TIME OLD LADY - T) Mactan IHONIK! // \H il > | /o mittee of cardinals would be sole |yajary basis, the contracts being Tv ay Judges, in a form which does not permit i g 1 A A | / The ruling was interpreted as|of deputies. Warwick Braithwaite, sy Hs i d AL s 14/1 indicating the Pope's resolve to|the conductor of the Cardiff Mu- G PS \ : restrict annulments to a minimum |of the Cardiff station of the Brit- in view of eriticism in recent eases [ish Broadcasting Company, will be --notably that of the Duke and |the first conductor. Duchess of Marlborough. The control of the orchestra is The Holy Rota, that formerly | vested in a counneil consisting of handled annulment applications. |the Lord Mayor of Cardiff and Sir had far less power, particularly of John Daniel (representing the Car- investigation, than the committee |diff City Corporation); Sir Wal- of cardinals. ford Davies and Professor David Evans (representing the National jit Conneil of Music); Dr. Fox, of the i i | IH I HHIH FOOD AND SHRUBS ATED National Museum of Wales, and I Hl] | | < Lilie GOVERNMENT ToLD representatives of the British \ 4 1 { HHH WY | ! \ HHH | [ iN i . Broadcasting Company. ! | Hu i Ht 3 Peo ~ A | : ~--c ° [3] 1] ° L Ottawa, March 8--Pickles and sauces served on the tables in the Parliamentary restaurant in the py : House of Commons were found today Special! Boys' Boots. by a delegation from the Canadian | Reg, $3.00, for Horticultural Council to be manufact- ured in the United States. The dele- | J, COIS €4 Sons gation waited on Government author |e "iu se, Ww. Phone "#aW INDIANS | WATERMELON 15 A attention. The delegation also brought Opp. Centre St. RAISE NATIVE OF TROPICAL SA fo ye sitention of the Fveriment WATERMELONS, |] AFRICA. " ACRES, ESPECIALLY IN MISSOURI, A -- - ---- DADDY 9 ' Re , Mi TEXAS AND GEORGIA,ARE AHNUALLY ' ' a. = EA Lo Ba | W DEVOTED TO ITS SIXTY VARIETIES. THE WATERMELON BELONGS TO THE T2715 NOW COTVATED EXTENSIVELY It SOUTHERN RUSSIA AND IN THE UNITED STATES MORE THAN 200000 NQ TOMMY, THE ment Hill is grown in Holland. . aphid 1 Hudson and 1 Essex Coach, late Captain J. T. Mutrie, Vernon, B.C. 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