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Petaluma Argus-Courier from Petaluma, California • Page 3

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1 THE PETALUMA ARGUS, PETALtJMA, CALIFORNIA1 tJ JAGIj IT Fri4ay August-12, 1921 "i SPOTLIGHT IWeck Wood Drug -Co. We Have Daily Arriving SPOTLIGHTS A All Sizes At Prices to fit Your iPocket Book New York's 'latest adaptions of Chic Parisiali iifl.taZ:MiMy.ili Wardrobe. Daily express brings us countless new eflfcli' bne' i nersonallv selected bv Mr. Dibble in New York. Perhaps tn'e dressyou-want- is lhoro, We will.

be pleased to showl you the. lai eistfWrJ i ations. 1 Cameras and New Prices If You Want ft ill flashlight rz 300-fbot T'p ran' 1 New scientific reflector 1. A Pinishr "of Indianapolis- Race; Ros epeSarles and -Mechanician of Good Pictures Let Us Do Your DEVELOPING and PRINTING Final Clearance Sport Attire ri CALIFORNIA III THE LEAD A very good assortment to choose from, Coats, Suits, Dresses; Take Home a Box of WILSON'S DELICIOUS CHOCOLATES Everybody Says They Are The Best Waists, Organdie Frocks and Silk Sweaters. Afi temj)tingtyv pricefa; order that we may clear our racks for new (By Uniied Press) SEATTLE, Aug.

12. The old fashion Elk tooth charm is (By United Press) 1 ALAMEDA, Aug. 12. Hop ranches of northern California have, the highest yield per acre 0 any in the world, according to threatened. 2 Special Eveready Mazda lamp 5 Shock absorber to prevent breaking of lamp if jarred a Combine flashy and perms-" nent contact 5 Focusing device 6 Compartment hofding twcTex-tra Eveready Majnja lamps End cap stamped to show re-7 newal numbers for battery and.

Mazda lamp Ideal for your own, ut ideal for a gift to a friend. Come in no and make your (election th Dibble I shope f- An attempt has been made to dislodge it from its dominating WECK WOOD DRUG CO. SUCCESSORS TO GEARY PHARMACY position about two notches te starboard of the equator of the Free Phone 777 Writing Table Ladies Rest Room 33 Main Petaluma, Cal. checkered vest. Game Warden A.

J. Beach an OpposltajZMotbr. JPrt nounced today that Elk teeth no Petaluma 105 Main hone 8 4 aaaMBBaaaaaaaaaaaiaBaaaaai longer can be sold by jewelers, and that all Klk teeth found for sale will be confiscated in the name of the law. accept the pastorship of thed It was the supervisor sonjr 1 This action follows discovery that hunters in the vicinity of through quaint determinaton and unusual will, climbs to tliif very top of the ladder of fame Gray's harbor had ruthlessly killed elk solely for their teeth. cnurcn in lurioca.

Brother Basil yesterday after- it was the elder Powers Ink-noon left Hayward to visit the chine, he is held place where the body was found, Press Democrat. Feather Hnslln. accordine to E. Clemens Horst, hop and barley expert. In a review, of the hop-growing industry, Horst declares that the hop yield in the state last year was close to 21,000,000 pounds, which sold at approximately $5,000,000.

California ranks first among ihop-growing states," Oregon second, Washington third and New York fourth, he says. Average' acre production, according to official figures is: England, 900 pounds; Germany, 500 pounds; United States, 885 pounds; California, 1500 pounds. Counties of California which produce most hops are Sacramento, Sonoma, Mendocino, Yolo, Tehama, Yutia and Placer. Having given all these dry statistics, Horst with scientific disregard for popular Interest, negles- te-ie-4iy-4nkling as-to what, stages or counties lead in .1 THE MOVIES (jhce, however, that the tooth Labor' Council for tomorrow evening and preparations are being made or- large attendance. The dances given by the Council have proven very enjoyable events.

The Smart orchestra has been engaged to furnish the music for this occasion. has been firmly tethered on the devoted his entire time. NEGRO WILL COMB WP MONDAY. NEW TRIAL vest, there iq no power that can molest it, the game warden and life to helping others. "He T.

states, but sale of the charms was the life of every gathering," Hughes said. vui uoa viut.i uiv negro, accused of criminal assault, in whose case a Joxy fail- will be strictly forbidden. AT THE HILL fed1 to eome in theatrical staraom. is as Mine. Aurelie, the rage of the theatrical season that MissLove is permitted to dis-pffyi5 couection of gowns and robes whch, place her among the foremost of screenland's best dressed public favorites.

No less than 1 models were imported by Miss Love especially! for this screen play. In addition her tpwn modiste has created p. number of saartling creations, to be used in the extensive wardrobe which FATHER MUST PAY FINE FOR SPEEDING NORTHROP ORCHESTRA HAS BEEN ENGAGED The, Peck-Northrop orchestra has been engaged to furnish the music for the dunca tolMjgWJV at the American Legion hall next Wednesday evening by Petaluma Post -No. 2S-. The ways and means committee Will be in Because his son was- arrested I6r driving at an excessive speed AD ALONE an irresistible seafood In the appearance of Bessie ljive.ih8 -Charflitng" nf the screen the1-Hill- tonight, that popular ludy is cast in a role which affords will particularly appeal the feminine eye.

Portraying the leading role of AureJIe in a screen adaptation of Charles Tenny Jackson's popular novel, "The Midlanders," MlflS I charge of the affair aJid the pub HAD SEVEN RELATIVES' IN HA.N FRANCISCO before Judge Emmet SeawelLin th Superior Court Monday for his case to be again set fer trial, MARRIAOETjOBNTSES vr-r WERB ISSUED Marriage license! werer "Issued by the county clerk yesterday as Fleurie. IS, and Mien Brown, 55, both of Ferndale. -Ennlo Mortenell! Ozella Bastick, 20, both Of Sah Rafael. Lyman P. Cheney, SO; and Bt-sle O.

Findleyj 28r bo'k; of Ben Francisco. in lic is- invited to attend. the role exacts. CENTRAL LABOR DANCE TOMORROW SIGHT in Sonoma1 county, James E. Powers, supervisor-of BahrFTan cisco county, must pay a fine for speeding before Judge.

Vaughan. Young Powers was notified to appear in court following his arrest, several weeks ago. Failing, a warrants was issued by Judge Vaughan $id' given to the sheriff's office Jo Deputy Sheciff Rgbtaaon Called. Powers up on the phone and was Infonn- Love is- 'permitted a wide range pleasing variety at Another dance, has been, ar of characterization beginning as a gagged 4n Father Patrick E. Heslin, slain priest, whose body was, found Wednesday nightia "a icavern on Salada beach near San Francisco after a scach of nearly two weeks, '13 survived by seven bay city relative.

They aresUohn J. Hughes, a first cotlsinUrJ- Hughes, chief deputy of the Bureau of Weights Glihte Cord and Measures, and John J. mm egtaursttt. Hughes, second cousins; Mrs. Loretta Pannella, Stephen I.

Hughes and Lillian M. Hughes. Brother Basil, Franciscan Mon-' asteryy Hayward, Alameda nr Market at Fourth San Francisco Jjj the heavier Good- Grocery Specials ORS TRAGI i It" rides easier, ty, and Thomas Parkinson, Contra Costa county, are other relatives of the slain priest living near an Francisco. A brother of Father Heslin, James Heslin, living in Ireland, is the only member of the immediate family of the late priest who is now living, J. J.

Hughes, said yesterday. Father Heslin was born and ordained in Ireland, coming to America in 18S8. For a of years he was assistant at St. Patrick's Church in San Francisco, later going to St. Vincent de Paul's Church.

Four years ago he left St. Paul's to NEW PRICES road piimshment Mite FOR WEEK OF AUG. 8th to 13th Government Roast Beef, 1 lb. cans 14c ''Wile'" Sugar Corn, 2 cans 25c Snowdroft Shortening, 4 lb. can 82c $650.00 $900.00 45 H.

$4550 Drop, 75 H. P. $5350; JDropi, CRAMER mil any2t. i Prof. A.

L. Cappelli Brass, string and vocal lessons, beginning Auist 8th Studio McNearvBldg. Phone 630W Professimial fCSrdaL PHYSICIANS DR. K. PETHERAM SNOW Optometrist tested, glasses fitted; exercises fotf -strengthening eye sight; Satisfaction guaranteed 100 Prospect phone 84.

H. 8. GOSSAOE M. D-Physlcian and Bnrgeon. 11 Main street.

Office hours 10-1 and 1 to 4. Phones: Offlee. -67-J; Residence 262-J. DR. STUART Z.

PEOPLES Physician A Surgeon Offlee hours 1:30 to 4 and 7 to 8 Sunday 4 appointment. Phones: Office 900; Residence 400. DR. O. R.

HUBBELL Physician Surgeon. Hours 1 to 4 -'T Sundays by appointment Phones; Office 964; Residence 17. DR. B. RUN1) ALL Physician ft; Surgeon, Osteopath, Ray Laboratory rr: Office 135 Kentucky St; Phone 841: Residence 616 Liberty St.

Phone 831. DR. ROBT. HEALEY Osteopathic Physician. All chronic and nervous diseases.

Piles successfully treated without surgical operations also enlarged prostrate glands, Rectal diseases a specialty. Office 19 Main rooms SI-32-33-34. Phone 302, Residence 80 Seventh Phone 783. Hours 9 to 12 a. 1:30 to fi p.

m. Evenings by appointment. DR. JT. RUSSELL MORRIS Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat and Nervous Diseases.

X-Ray Laboratory. Office McNear "ou to 12 1 to 4 p. TAo 8 p. m. Lpcal Agents, Petaluma F.

H. rhilllps. Dentist, corner Main and Washlngtoa Streets, phone 909. ANNOUNCEMENT llission CI ing you caiii buy. '4" v-; 'iZi j-' Peaches, heavy symp and large cans 23c I have opened my drier on Bridge street and am.

ready to handle drier apples. OAK PETERS. Sunlit Strawberry Jam, PET. 'WINDOW AND HOUSE CLEANING CO. ill 1 Wl li2 m.

cans 29c Distributors, Sknto Rosa 30x31.2 GobdycS We clean carpets by vacuum 20 Mule Team Chips, Weber Torr for. Electrical Supplies. Windows and general houseclean-ing a specialty. Office at Sonoma Express Co. Phone 340, Saw filing ai grinding at Ed.

8. Schulze, No. 8 Washington St. ticmbly gi large 32c Adola Salad Oil, a Globe A-l Product, large bottle 29c uuuoi, iwmuoiiw wBtreei, rnone 87. The Red Man is the sign of Hood Tires.

Count them on the road. Calumet Baking Powder, E. I. CAMM Expert Watchmaker, Jeweler and Engraver Everything warranted as represented 161 Kentucky Street Corne in and see tms splendiditirouMai1 INSURANCE Life, Accident, Health, Fire G. L.

Lobdell Phone 973 Office 154 Main soon, want one on every wheel yer; K0lP; Rachman Page i if i mr 154 MAIN ST. Section Work Guaranteed Phone 740 iPetaluma and C.Sts. Y2 lb. size 13c Calif. Home Pickles in 13 oz.

jars, all sweets per jar 33c National Biscuit Co. line of cakes and crackers; Bacon Strips cut from highest grade sugar cured B. aeon, lb 35c Lemons, not bigbut very jucy, per. doz. 20c HOTEL CAPIT0LA Sffi CAPITOLA.nY-THE.SEAN S.

P. RAILWAY ZriTI 180 rooms arranged in suites with private baths and single Golf, tennis, horseback riding, dancing, fishing, boating and canoeing. Special rates for and children. For reservations write E. V.

WOODHOUSE, Capitola, Calif. Folders and particulars at Peck-Judah and Crabtree. DR. JAMES G. ANDERSON Physician ft Surgeon.

Office Prince Bldg. Office Hours to 4 p. m. Sunday and evenings by appointment. Phones: Office 41; Res.

382. DR. J. W. STEINBROOK Veterinarian.

644 Streets Phone 1066. Four years with D. S. Army; one year Fort BBss. three years Post Veterinarian, Presidio of San FranciBCo.

UNDERTAKERS FRANK L. BLACKBURN Funeral Director. Residence Parlor. Phone 74. JOHN C.

MOUNT Funeral Director. Sole proprietor, filackburn Funeral Parlors, 216 Washington St. Phone 377; Res. Phone 83. NOTARIES TOR Real EsUte and Insurance; Notary Public.

176 Main Street, Petaluma. kinds. Accident hfid Life Tnsurance. 176 Main 8treet." Petaluma. Notary Public.

ATTdRNEYS RALPH STARKE Attorney at Law. 212-218' Humboldt Bank Market Ban Francisco. Phones: Sutter 84, Sutter 83. Residence Rosslyn Hotel. Phone Franklin 852.

FRANK J. JBURKE Attorney at Law. Rooms 25 and 26 MCNear 19 Main St Phone 63. W. T.

MOONEY Attorney at Law. Rooms 21-22 Owl'nn Bldg. Entrance 32 Washington St. Realty Bldg. W.

H. EARLY Attorney at LAw. Office oyer Sonoma County National Bank. Phone 814 Petaluma. F.

A. CROMW ALL Attorney at Law. Offices, Petaluma' National Bank Petaluma. F. A.

MEYER Attorney at Law. Office over1 Petaluma National Bank. VV- v'; FRED S. HOWELL Attorney at Law; Notary Publlo -Western Ave. Petaluma, Cal.

af C. SanderiioVfaV 'Snut' 'Prbpa4 Kentucky, A TED! BROILERS and HENS at top. market price at Second and streets -Atfoinatie Wttte aa A' Hm Fresh Water 7f.te ii it i a T. Pedrantl. Prop.

White Hatchery Petalfima Agent Keep Fowl Healthy aod add to youi profit by using. G. H. VHTCNG Registered Plumbing, Tinning General Jobbing 308 10th St. Phone 963J xam -owVtr rnone za tljis valve.

1 houisndi me. JOHN STEWART CO .1.

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