Petaluma Argus-Courier from Petaluma, California • Page 3

1 August 12, 1921 THE PETALUMA ARGUS, PETALUMA, CALIFORNIA PAGE THREE Friday, EVEREADY SPOTLIGHT the flashlight with the 300-foot range 1 New scientific reflector? 2 Special Eveready Mazda lamp 3. Shock absorber to prevent breaking of lamp if jarred 4 nent Combined flash, and contact 5 Focusing device 6 tra Compartment Eveready Mazda holding lamps two End cap stamped to show 7 newal numbers for battery and Mazda lamp Ideal for your own, use--ideal for a gift to a friend. Come in now and make your selection THE MOVIES AT THE HILL In the appearance of. Bessie Love, the "Princess -Charming" of the screen at the Hill tonight, that popular little lady is cast in a role which affords opport.unities will particularly appeal the feminine eye. Portraying the leading role of Aurelie in a screen adaptation of Charles Tenny Jackson's popular novel, "The Midlanders," Miss Love is permitted a wide range of characterization beginning as a ragged barefoot orphan who Weck Wood Drug Co.

We HaveSPOTLIGHTS All Sizes -At Prices to fit Your Pocket Book More New KodaksCameras and New Prices If You WantGood Pictures Let Us Do Your DEVELOPING and PRINTING Take Home a Box of WILSON'S DELICIOUS CHOCOLATES Everybody Says They Are The Best WECK WOOD DRUG CO. SUCCESSORS TO GEARY PHARMACY 105 Main St. Phone 8 Petaluma through quaint determinaton and an unusual will, climbs to the very top of the ladder of fame in theatrical stardom. is a's Mme. Aurelie, the rage of the theatrical season that Miss Love is permitted to display collection of gowns and robes which place her among foremost of sereenland's best dressed public favorites.

less than 14 exclusive, models were imported by Miss Love especially for this screen play. In addition her own modiste has created A number of startling creations to be used in the extensive wardrobe which the role exacts. CENTRAL LABOR DANCE TOMORROW NIGHT Another dance. has been arranged by the Petaluma Central HOLT CATERE LAIR Red US. Dat.

Off TRACTORS NEW PRICES 45 H. P. $4550; Drop $650.00 75 H. P. $5350; Drop $900.00 KOPF CRAMER Local Agents, Petaluma PROCTOR CO.

Distributors, Santa Rosa The Red Man is the sign of Hood Tires. Count them on the road. Rachman Page 154 MAIN ST. Section Work Guaranteed Phone 740 WANTED! BROILERS and HENS at top market price at Second and streets JOHN STEWART CO. Fall Apparel Arriving Daily New York's 'latest adaptions of Chic Parisian styles for Miladys Wardrobe.

Daily express brings us countless new garments, each one personally selected by Mr. Dibble in New York. Perhaps the very dress you want is here. We will be pleased to show you the latest ereations. Final Clearance of Sport Attire A very good assortment to choose from, Coats, Suits, Dresses, Waists, Organdie Frocks and Silk Sweaters.

AN temptingly priced, in order that we may clear our racks for new merchandise.Free Phone 777 The Dibble shops have Writing Table Tremendous Ladies Rest Room Haying Power 33 Main Petaluma, Cal. Opposite Motor Part Finish of Indianapolis Race, Ros coe Sarles and -Mechanician. CAN'T BUY ELK TEETH (By Untied Press) SEATTLE, Aug. old fashion Elk tooth charm is threatened. An attempt has been made to dislodge it from its dominating position about two notches to starboard of the equator of the checkered vest.

Game Warden A. J. Beach announced today that Elk teeth no longer can be sold by jewelers, and that all Elk teeth found for sale will be confiscated in the name of the law. This action follows discovery that hunters in the vicinity of Gray's harbor, had ruthlessly killed elk for their teeth. Once, however, that the tooth has been firmly tethered on the vest, there is no power that can molest the game warden states, but sale of the charms will be strictly forbidden.

ABALONE an irresistible sea food served in pleasing variety at States Restaurant Market at Fourth San Francisco Prof. A. L. Cappelli Brass, string and vocal lessons, beginning August 8th Studio McNear Bldg. Phone 630W PET.

WINDOW AND HOUSE CLEANING CO. We clean carpets by vacuum Windows and general nouseclean. ing a specialty. Office at Sonoma Express Co. Phone 340, E.

I. CAMM Expert Watchmaker, Jeweler and Engraver Everything warranted as represented 161 Kentucky Street CALIFORNIA IN THE LEAD Labor Council for tomorrow evening, for.a The dances given by the Council have proven very enjoyable 'events. The Smart orchestra has been to furnish the music occasion. encased, NORTHROP ORCHESTRA HAS BEEN ENGAGED The. Peck-Northrop orchestra has been engaged to furnish the music for the dance to be given at the American Legion hall.

next Wednesday evening by Petaluma Post -No. 28. The ways and means committee will be in (charge of the affair and the publie is invited to attend. 111 Kyst. Grocery Specials FOR WEEK OF AUG.

8th to 13th Government Roast Beef, 1 lb. cans 14c. Sugar Corn, 2 cans 25c Snowdroft Shortening, 4 lb. can 82c 44 Mission" Yellow Cling Peaches, heavy syrup and large cans 23c Sunlit Strawberry Jam, lb. cans 29c 20 Mule Team Chips, large 32c Adola Salad Oil, a Globe A-1 Product, large bottle 29c Calumet Baking Powder, lb.

size Calif. Home Pickles in 13 oz. jars, all sweets per jar 33c National Biscuit Co. line of cakes and crackers; 20c. 15c Bacon Strips cut from highest grade sugar cured Bacon, lb.

35c Lemons, not big but very jucy, per. doz. G. H. VINING Registered Plumbing, Tinning General Jobbing 808-10th St.

Phone 963J (By United Press) ALAMEDA, Aug. Hop ranches of northern California have. the highest yield per acre of any in the world, according 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 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, Yuba and Placer.

Having given all these dry statistics, Horst with scientific disregard for popular interest, neglects to give any inkling as to. what, states or counties lead in hop consumption. HAD SEVEN RELATIVES -IN SAN FRANCISCO Father Patrick E. Heslin, slain priest, whose body was, found Wednesday night in a cavern on Salada beach near San Francisco after a gearch of nearly two weeks, is survived by seven bay, city relatives. They are John.

J. Hughes, a first cousin; Hughes, chief. deputy of the Bureau of Weights and Measures, and John J. Hughes, second cousins; Mrs. Loretta Pannella, Stephen I.

Hughes and Lillian M. Hughes. Brother Basil, Franciscan Mon-' astery, Hayward, Alameda coun-4 ty, and Thomas Parkinson, Contra Costa county, are other relatives of the slain priest living near San 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 1888. For a number 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 Dr. F. H. Phillips, corner Main and Washington Streets, phone 909.

ANNOUNCEMENT I have opened my drier on Bridge street and am. ready to handle drier apples. OAK PETERS. Weber Torr tor, Electrical Supplies. Saw fling and grinding at Ed.

B. Schulze, No. 8 Washington St. INSURANCE Life, Accident, Health, Fire G. L.

Lobdell Phone 973 Office 154 Main DECIDEDLY HOTEL DIFFERENT CAPITOLA-BY-THE-SEA-ON S. P. RAILWAY m) 31 2 NOW OPEN- -Modernized and Refurnished 180 rooms arranged in suites with private baths and single rooms. Golf, tennis, horseback riding, dancing, fishing, boating and canoeing. Special rates for families and children.

For reservations write E. V. WOODHOUSE, Capitola, Calif. Folders and particulars at Peck-Judah and Crabtree. Automatic Water Valve for trough any kind fount.

of Fresh Water plied automatically at ail times sup- White or Keep Fowls Healthy and add to your profit: by using Hatchery this valve. Thousands in use. American Bros! Stove Co, Petaluma Agent accept the pastorship of the. church in Turlock. Brother Basil yesterday afternoon left Hayward to visit the place where the body was found.

Father Heslin, according to Hughes, devoted his entire time and life to helping "He was the lite of every Hughes said. FATHER MUST PAY FINE FOR SPEEDING Because hig son was arrested for driving at an excessive speed In Sonoma county, James E. Powers, supervisor of San Francisco county, must a fine for speeding before Judge. Vaughan. Young Powers was notified to appear in court following his rest, several weeks ago.

Failing, a warrant was issued: by Judge Vaughan and given to the iff's office serve. Deputy Sheriff Robinson called Powers up on the phone and was informed it was the supervisor's son that was driving the car. Since it Was' the elder machine, he is held responsible. Press Democrat. NEGRO WILL COME MONDAY, NEW TRIAL Carl D.

Tobes, Cloverdale negro, accused of criminal assault, in whose case a Jury failed to agree Tuesday, will come before Judge Emmet 'Seawell In the Superior Court Monday for his case to be again set for trial. GLOBE (AI FEEDS Fudge them on Business Ca FEED FOR SWINE STOCK AND POULTRY ASK YOUR DEALER Professional Cards PHYSICIANS MARRIAGE LICENSES, WERE ISSUED Marriage licenses were issued by the county clerk yesterday as follows: Fleurie, 55, and Ellen Brown, 55, both of Ferndale. Ennio H. Mortenelli, 20, and Ozella Bastick, 20, both of San Rafael, Lyman -P. Cheney, 30, and ELsie G.

Findley, 28, both of' San Francisco. DR. E. PETHERAM SNOW- Optometrist Eyes tested. glasses fitted; exercises for strengthening eye sight; Satisfaction guaranteed.

100 Prospect phone 84. H. 8. GOSSAGE, M. and Surgeon.

11 Main Street. Office hours-10-12 and 1 to 4. Phones: Office. 57-J; Residence 262-J. DR.

STUART Z. FEOPLES -Physician Surgeon Office hours 1:30 to 4 to 8. Sunday by Phones: Office 900; Residence 400. appointment. DR.

G. R. HUBBELL -Physician Hours 1 to p. m. Evenings and Sundays by appointment: Phones: Office 964; Residence 17.

DR. N. B. RUNDALL Physician Ray Laboratory; Office 135 Kentucky St. Phone Surgeon, Osteopath, 341; Residence 616 Liberty Phone 331.

DR. ROBT. -Osteopathic Physician. All acute, chronic and nervous diseases. Piles successfully treated without surgical operation; also enlarged prostrate glands, Rectal diseases a specialty.

Office 19 Main rooms 31- 32-33-34. Phone 302. Residence 306 Seventh Phone 783. Hours 9 to 12 1:30 to 6 p. m.

Evenings by appointment. DR. J. RUSSELL MORRIS -Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat and Nervous Diseases. X-Ray Laboratory.

Office McNear Bldg. Hours 9 to 12 a. 1 to 4 p. 7 to 8 m. p.

Phone 40; Residence 504 Street, Phone 897. DR. JAMES G. -Physician Surgeon. Office Prince Bldg.

Office Hours 2 to p. m. Sundays and evenings by appointment. Phones: Office 41; Res. 382.

DR. J. W. STEINBROOK-Veterinarian. 644 Street.

Phone 1066. Four years with U. S. Army; one year Fort Bitss, Texas; three years Post Veterinarian, Prestdio of San Francisco. FRANK L.

Director. Residence UNDERTAKERS Parlor. Phone 74. JOHN C. MOUNT Funeral Director.

Sole proprietor. Blackburn Funeral Parlors, 216 Washington St. Phone 377; Res. Phone 83. NOTARIES D.

W. BATCHELOR -Real Estate and Insurance; Notary Public. Street, Petaluma. W. D.

HOUX-Real Estate and Fire Insurance: Bonds of all kinds. Accident and Life Insurance. 175 Main Street, Petaluma. Notary ATTORNEYS RALPH STARKE -Attorney at Law. Humboldt Bank Bldg, 785 Market San Francisco.

Phones: Sutter 84, Sutter 83. Residence. osslyn Hotel. Phone Franklin 652. FRANK J.

BURKE-Attorney at Law. Rooms 25 and 26 McNear 19 Main St Phone 53. W. T. MOONEY--Attorney at Law.

Rooms 21-22 Gwinn. Bldg. Entrance 32 Washington St. Realty Bldg. W.

H. EARLY-Attorney at Law. Office over Sonoma County National Bank. Phone 314 Petaluma. F.

A. CROMWALL-Attorney at Law. Offices, Petaluma National Bank Petaluma. F. A.

MEYER- -Attorney at Law. Office over Petaluma National Bank. FRED S. HOWELL at Law; Notary Public Western Petaluma, Cal. We now have in stock again Goodyear Cord Tire for Smaller Cars This Goodyear Clincher Cord is 10 per cent oversize throughout.

It has the heavier Goodyear All- Weather Tread. It rides easier, takes road punishment more gracefully. gives better gas mileage, wears longer and looks better than any you can buy. At the new low price of $24.50, this 30x3 1-2 Goodyear: Cord Tire unques: tionably gives you lower cost per mile. Come in and see this splendid tire- you'll soon want one on every wheel.

Sparks and Murphy Petaluma Garage, 3rd and C. Sta. Phone 3 Ford Garage W. C. Sanderson Sona, Props.

Kentucky Washington Stu Phone 481 Hill Plaza Garage T. a Pedranti. Prop. 244 Main St. Phone 26.