Petaluma Argus-Courier from Petaluma, California • Page 6

Six THE PETALUMA' ARGTTS, PETALUMA, CALIFORNIA FridayrA)iil 27V Tomorrowljjiilil' 4,1 At'TKerHill 1 u. imp- ornnv 191 -WasiE At the opening 'pf "Struttin" Along," the all-eo tared musical comedy to the Hill tomorrow night, Tvhen' it was' at the Century Theater in San Francisco recently, were severally nationally famous people, among them being- Irene Castle, Raymond Hitchcock, Harry Carey, Paul Ash, Art Hickman, Will King and Hugh Wiley, the lat I. 'iff- AT 50' To Victory Note Holders Il I Out Saturday Special Your choice of a glass rubbing surface 1 Two Styles. or yoli may have it with a brass surface. Saturday Only at 59c M(i'' All outstanding Victory 4 3-4's mature on May 20, 1923.

These institutions will be very pleased to accept these securities for deposit now, at par and accrued interest, relieving you of the bother of redemption, and keeping your investment profitably employed. Furnish Your Home Comfortably From Our Large Selections. We give easy terms if you wish to make use of them. Vj if I News has been received here that Mrs. Perry, formerly of this city and now pt Pasa-denq while attempting to cross a street in Los Angeles, was struck by a motor bike and sustained a fracture of the skull find other injuries, and Is lying in a hospital at Pasadena in a very serious condition.

Mrs. Perry disposed of her holdings in this city and In' San Francisco and had Just returnedfrom a trip to San Franrisco. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Perry will be sorry to learn of the accident.

Mrs. Is the aunt of Mrs. Geo. P. Lovejo and Mrs.

O. C. Hopkins of this city. She was formerly Miss Nettie Parker of this city. Since the above was placed in type it was learned that Mrs.

Perry's injuries are not as ser ious as at first thought, Convicts Try. To End Life SAN RAFAEL, April 26. Stepping forward from the ranks of the convicts assembled on the balcony of the fourth story of the main building in San Quen-tin prison late yesterday, Walter Crow, a prisoner, attempted suicide by throwing himself to the pavement, a distance of thirty-five feet. Unconscious when picked up, Crow was carried to the prison hospital, where it" was said he would die. Crow was serving from one to ten years under sentence from Los Angeles for robbery.

SAN QUENTIN, April 26. Ah Chinese, sentenced to from ten years to life from Sacramento county for murder, who has been in the prison since 1918, today jumped from the roof of the new cell building. "All same tired want to go," was' all the-explanation he gave. Warden Johnston says the Chinese if the Victim of suggestion, as he duplicated a Jump made by another prisoner last night. Sing may diet Wash Boards 59c; glass, or brass rubbing surfaces.

Saturday only, at Nielseri Furnitui'e Co. THE KIND OF PLUMBING THAT WE CTO IS BOUND TO MAKE A FRIEND f5-VVll No wonder our plumbing make3 a lot of friends. It's tho right kind of plumbing. We charge the proper prices for our services and we do a very proper sort of work. We also sell" a very proper line of supplies.

And we invite your visit. That's proper isn't it? JONES ANDERSON 354 Main St. Phone 4tl3 DANCE Regular dance given by the Central Labor Counci) at Labor Temple Saturday night, April 28th. Special prices. Music by Damon's Orchestra.

THE SONOMA COUNTY NATIONAL BANK Corner Main and Washington Streets THE PETALUMA SAVINGS BANK 159 Main Street ter ueing me uuinor ui iuo "Wildcat" stories in the Satur day Evening post, jacn or these notables made a Btatement Princess Curry with "Struttin' Along," coming to the Hih Opera House, Saturday, April 28. concerning their opinion of the show. According to Raymond Hitchcock, "Struttin' Along." tho dark is the brightest show on the stage. Harry Carey, cele-' brated movie star, went into testacies over the performance, his opinion being voiced in capital letters. Irene Castle said: "It is the fastest colored revue I have ever seen." Paul Ash, popular western orchestra lead er, was quoted as saying: "Strut-tin' Along has that certain1 sompthing you know what I1 mean that makes you want to' see il again." Art Hickman, Lr Count Francis, one, of (he many Creole stage beauties coming to the Hill Opera House with "Struttin' Along," Saturday, April 28th.

composer of "Belgian Rose," "Hold Me' Tight" and scores of other famous popular songs, declared the revue had "Speed nothing else but." Ashley Turner, in the San Francisco Call-Post, probably had the most appropriate catch-line in his review of the show when he said' "Struttin Along is a blackberry cordial in two swallows." Clay MV Greene, critic on the San Francisco Journal, and famous through his efforts as a playwright some years ago, acclaimed the show as having "Pep, fluff, color, good singing-and dancing." SANTA ROSA OFFICIALS W'KRK- VISITORS City Manager Hitchcock and. Chief of Police Matthew were well known visitors here Friday morning, coming down to see the new mode of installing the parking lines on the streets of the business section. They were spent some rime' watching the! work and were well pleased with it. 606 Main Petaluma, Calif. If -v Afliil fcwilllliiS, I CSC Scout Troops Held Meetings 1 A meeting was held by Troop 5 Thursday night at the city hall and a large number of Ecoiits were present.

Police Judge Plank addressed tho boys. Plans were made by the scouts to win the scout baseball championship. Three hew members were At the First Baptist Chnrch Thursday night. Troop 7 met and state that they are going to show the rest of the scouts what they can? accomplish in the drive for old clothes and even if they do not win first place, the troop that does will certainly know that they were in the game. The troop is growing in numbers and much Interest is manifested.

PETALUMA WINDOW HOUSE CLEAN- ING CO, clean carpets by vacuum. Windows and general houseclean-Ing a specialty. Office at. Sonoma Express 17 Fourth phone 340. Residence 735 Keokuk St.

Phone. 651 JOHN KELLER i'NS'U'R AtfC" Office: California Tire Co. PETALUMA," CALD5V 26 Western Phone 988 P1IDWITI IDC rn thing that Fred cannot play on the mouth organ, it cannot be found. Some reputation for Fred, who is a mouth organ virtuoso in a class by himself, doing' all styles of playing on this simple musical instrument. Larry Gray, a talkative trickster, has something new to offer in' the line of comedy.

With a pack of cards he entertains for twelve minutes with a series of tricks and a routine of chatter that never falls to make the audience appreciate his fund of humor. Gray does not do the Royal Electric Cleaners Easy Vacuum Washers jPhone' 959 IP TOM SUTTON SUFFERS STROKE Tom Sutton, formerly of No-vato, who recently resigned from the guard Hne at San Quentin pn account of illness, suffered a stroke of paralysis a few days ago at the home of his sister in San Francisco. This is the see-on stroke. He enjoyed the position of constable at Novato for a number of years. It is reported that his case is not ser lous.

I BODY BUILDING AND REPAIRING BRIESH DARNER A. W. TOOLET the PIANOFORTE, TUNER; Cline Furniture IS. Phone 00 211 Main St. 7 tamo Special of Guaranteed Used Cars 1921 Light 6 StuoVre-- conditioned refinished, I cord tires; guaranteed and service $825 1922 King 6-pass.

new tires, overhauled; a 'i good buy for $800 1918 Davis Club roadster, jAl shape $400 1918 Ford Deliverv, cord 101G- Chev. tour $125 1917 Ford Bug $90 1920 Dodge $350 1919 Oakland Rdster $450 -Sparks. 8rd and STREETS Sale i Tonight The Vaudeville Tonight at the Hill, Alfredo aerial pantomimists, will offer their latest success, "Fun In Abundance," a program of comedy dialogue interspersed with gymnastic stunts, comedy bumps and falls; also many sen sational aerial feats on the flying rings and many intricate and daring ground acrobatics. It is to laugh and wonder at their comedy and ability. Benn Allan present a comedy skit, "Getting Acquainted," one of the best acts In vaudeville, combining novelty and class with good wholesome comedy and catchy songs.

The Melody Four, a harmony singing quartette, mixed in character, two ladies and two gents, have voices that blend harmoniously in a choice selection of singing number "From Opera to Jazz." rep: uroucn, the. wizarfl on Carpets and Llnolonm Laid Draperies Made and Hung Cushions Made H. C. ADSIT FURNITURE REPAIRED, RR FINISHING A.VD UPHOLSTERING 519 Howard St. Phone 172-J Shop 205 Liberty St.

Phone Brunswick and Edison Phonograph and Records 145 Kentucky St. Dairy Expert Coming Here The 1 dairymen of Sonoma cq'unty will 1 be greatly interested the comlne" visit df Profi W. M. Regan, who was recently attached to me sian 01 he dairy division of the University Farm at Davis. Prof.

Regan will present for the benefit of the dairymen the latest information on dairy cattle feeding and the making up of economical dairy rations, particularly the relationship of minerals anjl vitamines to the best feed combinations. The meetings will be held at the following places and locations: 10 a. Thursday, May 3, R. J. Craig's ranch, Penngrove.

1:30 p. Thursday, May 3, A. B. Purvine's Two Rock. Speedy And Spotless That is- how the Eden washes clothes.

Come in and see how easv if is to awl you will understand how it wasnes your clothes so thoroughly well. We will install this machine in your home whenever you say and you may pay lor. it a little at a time. BARaBABGH PHPlp-9451MAINT SUREIAY. Good Proposition 'for good energetic business woman.

Call 7 i 1 165 Main St. Phone 285.WJ WOMAN'S Ll 11 ill "ttitheasthat'm I BEES ARE NOW r- BUSY usual card manipulations so often seen, but lias constructed his offering for laughing purposes only. BUYS IX)T OX KKNT KTRKJ-7T Dr. N. B.

Rundall has pur chased the Anna M. Snow lot on Kent street adjoining his Oak Street property. The new owner anticipates improving the prop erty in the near future. The de3l was closed through the taapiirV. of C.

Ellis. UUU1 tep Our methods are based on an accurate knowledge of the body ind all of its component parts. We know that the body, if accorded the proper assistance is capable of helping itself. Consult us today. Consultation Free Six years of practice.

H.A.Dreyer, D.C. lift wince i-ao rnim 22 Western Ave. Licensed by. tho State of Wish. Phono 58.

Frank L. Blackburn FUNERAL DIRECTOR 400 Washington St. Phone 74 The House of Good Service and Moderate Prices Making Honey Give them plenty of room to work in. We carry a laie stock of Bee Supplies. Schluckebier Hardware Company I PETAljiljlA, CALIF.

I PROFESSIONAL CARDS nivsiriAxs DIjU STUART Physician Surgeon, HeroJd Buildng Corner Kentucky and Washington St. Office Hours 1:80 to 4 00 Sunday and evenlnga by appointments Phoneii: Office 900; Res 400 DR. G. R. HUBBELI.

Physician and Sureret)n. Hours 1 to 4 Evftningra and Sundays by Phbnps: CTTice 904; Res IT DR. K. B. It UN DAI.

ad DR. A. R. KLDKR Physicians and Surgeons; X-ray Laboratory. Office 133 Kentucky phone 341; Residence 630 Oak Street, Phone 831.

PR. ROBERT HEAI.EK 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 81-82-88-34. Phone 302. Residence 800 Seventh Phone. 783. Hours 9 to 12 a.m.; 1:30 to p.m.

Evenlnpn by appointment. DR. J. RUSSELL MORRIS Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat ft Nervous Disease) X-Ray laboratory. Office McNear Hours 0 to 12 a.m.r 1 to '4 p.m.; 7 to 8 p.m.

Phone 40: -Residence 504 Street, Phone 897. DR. JAMES O. AXDKRSOJf Physician Surgeon. Office Prince 'Office Hours 2 to 4 p.m.

Sundays nd Evenings by appointment Office 41; Residence 382. CHIROPRACTIC Li JT. aad KLSDI P. IJfOW All nervous and chronic diseases successfully treated. Painless adjustments, electrical massage.

Hours 9 to fi; evenings and Sundays by appointment. 100 Prospect Phone 84. i UNDERTAKERS VOHiT C. MOUIfT Funeral Parlors, sola proprietor Blackburn Funeral Parlors, Established 1807, 216 Washington St, Phone 371; Reaidenc 3. "1 NOTARIES jtV W.

BATCHELOR Real Estala and Notary Public. 17 Main Street, Petaluma. W. D. HODX Real Estate and Fire Insurance; Bonds of all kinds.

Accl-', dent and Life Insurance, 175 Main Petaluma. Notary Public ') ATTORNEYS rRAITK S. BURKE Attorney at Law. Rooms 25 and 20 McNear Bldg. 11 'Main Phone B8, 1 W.T.

MOO NET--Attorney at Law. Rooms 21-22 Gwinn Entrancs 2 Washington 8t, Realty "Plan To Plant Another Tree" FRUIT TREES Our trees are propagated from the best "pedigreed" sorts that will "give real satisfaction. Apples, Almonds, Apricots, Cherries, Bartlett Pears, Plums, Prunes, Quinces, Figs, Grafted Walnuts, in large variety. Mammoth Black and Loganberries, Rhubarb, Currants, Grapes, Goose, Straw, and Raspberries. SHADE TREES, AND SHRUBS Maple, Linden, Elm, Beech double red and white Hawthorn, Mountain Ash, Laurels, Pufple Plum, Yew, also a wonderful assortment of evergreen and decidious shrubs, Cotoneaster, Holly, Oregon Grape, Boxwood, Crataegus, red and yellow berries, choisya, heather, hydrangea, pittosporum, JEsealonia, evonimus, veroucia, lemon verbena," Spanish broom, CallforniatPrivet and Monterey Cypress or hedges; bush and climblniRoses, Peonies, iPhlox, Pansles, Daisies and ForgetmenotsVV-SLiittare invited to inspect our stock.

North Main Street Nursery ARGUS ADS BRING RESULTS A. METER Attorney at Law. Office 'over Petaluma National Bank ftldgu -Petaluma. -Jr RED M. HOWELL Attorney at Law.

Notary Public. Western Avenue, C. ARNINO, Prop. fetaiuma. uaniornia.

RALPH TAKB Attorney at 212-218 Humbolt Bank Bldg, 786 Market SU Ban Francisco. Phones: Butter, s4, Sutter S3. Kestdenc Roealyn Hotel, Phone Franklin 62. .,.,,.4...