Petaluma Argus-Courier from Petaluma, California • Page 7

erealS Jiim our tfusiies mid verx" other business toiist 1 "Jfe arebuildiag on a solid foundation of absolute fairness, treating everybody alike and not courting business relations under, any otner, banner than the square deal. -feteftv We believe in our products. We believe inthe; nwgf-iegithnate profit a sure growth without the usual 'flare of trumpets am che'ap advertise jng methods. tVe "believe firmly in the old adage that the foundation of a house arethe friends who frequent- it and that a better' equality product brings1 the door. 'Vr: Obligations we consider two-Sold.

It is necessary tbaj; the customer be in accord with the same principles and by our dealings thus assure our products the prestige they deserve. The Mathisen Motor Co. seeks no finer recommendation than BUSINESS DEALINGS OF WORTH-WHILE PEOPLE and the fact that they handle only high grade goods. BrJtpfcd nab 5 Cord Tires pqt'jLighr utout Motormeter Lenses f-Bumper Wire Wheels gjr' J'JF "1 Mathisen Motor Car Co. 4 WASHINGTON Near Bridge PETALUMA, CALIF.

THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MET Pomona Grange "Line ps Liners Misinformed As To Powers There are a great many people here who have a wrong impression of -the Central Labor Council, which 1 wish to remove. The Central Labor Council has HAVE YOUR MEAT DELIVERED From the Cash and Carry Market. Choice meats at the lowest prices. Phone 867. 117 Washington St.

Clarence Harms, Prop. Fishing license and tackle at Ed. G. Schulze, 8 Washington St. THE PEDRONI FAMILY SAILS FOR EUROPE A card received by the Argus from B.

Pedroni, who with his wife and family recently left for Switzerland and which was mailed at New York on the 2 2d, states that they had a pleasant Journey of 4 1-2 days across the continent and all were well. They reached New York at 6 a. m. on the 22d and were to sail on Saturday the 24th on a White Star liner direct to France. I In Session The Sonoma County Pomona urange at its regular quarterly meeting Wednesday at Odd Fellows hall at Santa Rosa, went on record as favoring the united action in opposing Japanese lm migration as planned by the county organizations.

A resolution was also adopted backing up the Santa Clara Coun ty Pomona Grange in opposing the work of a paid lobbylist who is using propaganda in an effort to discredit the Co-Operative Dairymen's organizations in California, and another urging the people to Wear old clothes in fighting the high cost of living. The meeting was an all-day affair with morning and afternoon session and a harvest feast at noon time. There was a large attendance from the various subordinate Granges at Santa Rosa, Petaluma, Two Rock, Sebastopol, Geyservllle, Bellevue, Bennett galley and Forestville. Seven candidates were given the seventh degree at the morning session and reports were presented from the various Granges of crop conditions and farm work generally. John Ellis, the master, and Mrs.

Minnie Church, the secre tary, were at their respective desks and after the dinner hour the Rev. H. G. Harbutt presided for the lecturer's hour, when the Grange organist opened the pro gram with a piano solo. Dr.

J. H. Shaw gave several vocal solos, with Mrs. T. V.

Tyler as accom panist; Attorney H. E. Casey spoke on "law enforcement" in lieu of Judge Eta met Seawell. who had been invited to speak but was unable to be present owing to his having been called to preside In the Marin county Superior Court. Mrs.

Ruth F. Field, secretary of the Calistoa Chamber of Commerce, the other speak er or the afternoon. Her remarks carried home to all. The Grange accepted an invitation to meet in Geyservllle May 8th for Flora Day, an annual event in the history of the Pomona Orange work. A donation of $25 was voted to the Lytton Home and one of 1 no authority to call a strike in Invent of labor trouble, without sanction of the Federation of Labor, and when the Federation of Labor takes charge, that takes it out of the Central Labor Council's hands.

The Central Labor Council has power to treat with, and adjust all local grievances with local organizations and use every effort for a settlement, and will not call on the international representatives only as a last resort. The Individual Unions have the right to vote for their inter-nation officers to take charge and the Council would have to eanc tion them, and after that it 18 oui or me nanuu 01 an ui tucui. rne iaea is to settle our aim-culties without calling in outsiders, but some employers seem to think that it would be better to force the Unions to call on their international officers, which would very likely tie up all the trades in town. The Central Labor Council stands ready at all times to exhaust all means in its power to avoid thecalllng of a strike by the international representatives. Respectfully submitted, C.

A. MUDGET, Pres. Central Labor Council. Steamers On Double Run The double run of the steamers Gold and Petaluma of the P. S.

R. Ry. to and froml San Francisco was resumed on Monday morning aTkd each steam- er is now makinrf a round trip each day, one going put In the morning and the other in the evening. HerstofoTe the steamers had been alternating in the trips to Francisco, one boat going one day and the other the next. $15 to Fund.

the Armenian Relief ANNOUNCEMENT i WANTED WANTED Middle aged couple to Uke care ot employees club House for corporation, near "7 coast in southern Marin Co. One to cook, other to wait on 'table and do chamber work. Wages $140 per month and board. Excellent living quarters. Inquire Box" 129 Argus.

(927) WANTED By corporation in (Southern Marin a young male clerk. Must be able to efficiently handle Oliver type writer and write neat hand. Salary to start $100 per mo. and excellent free quarters. Give full Address Box 29 Argus.

(927) WANTED Married couple to work on poultry ranch. Lady to do tht house work and cook for one man. Man to heip with outside work; salary $70 and founu. Max Herrerl as. Route 3, Box 135, Sebasto pol, near Hessel station.

(954) WANTED 4 to 6 acres mod ern improved sandy soil poultry ranch fully equipped and stocked, state lowest cash price and full particulars. No agents. Address P. O. Box 613, Peta- luma.

(923) WANTED Day and contract jobs. Kale planted, hen houses cleaned, fencing and carpenter work, wood chopped; anything done. Address 910 St. (873) SITUATION WANTED Experienced graduate poultry-man wishes position as manager. B.

R. Denbigh, Hay-ward, Calif. (942) WANTED Hides and skins. Highest prices paid. Petaluma Hide 416 East St.

(898) WANTED TO RENT 4 or 5 room furnished house. Ad dress B. BL Dunshee. 800 6th St. Phone 415.

(879) WANTED Elderly man to work on chicken ranch. Will pay good wages. 2, Box 93, Eastman Lane. (910) WANTED To lease improved small ranch with modern chicken houses. Address 513 33rd Oakland, Ca (952) STRAYED 2 saddle horses.

1 gray and 1 brown. J. C. Jacobeen, 2, Box 107, phone 832F15. (957) WANTED Ranch work by middle aged man.

Inquire this office. (962) FOB SALE 11 acre mod. lmpr. Income 2500 hen. chicken ranch, 3 1-2 miles out clearing $20 day rf $14,500.

JB acres mod. impr. income 2700 hens, chicken ranch, 5 1-2 ml. out; clearing $25 day. $12500.

0 acre mod. general lmpr. 1500 hens and 10 cows ranch; 6 miles out $27500. fl acres; good bldgs. 700 hens, 500 chicks; 5 miles out $7500.

250 acres, 37 head stock; horses, wagons, crops; 3 miles pat. $32,500. C. E. GENAZZL Agent, 204 Main Room f-t Petalama, CaL yOR SALE -7- M.

Pekln duck eggs, Brown Leghorn Bantam Japanese Silky eggs, Pearl Guineas eggs, Ringneck Pheasant eggs, Wild Mallard Duck eggs. All thoroughbred stock. Mrs. H. L.

Mortensen, Sebastopol, 3, Box 257, Phone 19F12. (811) FOR SALE 1 large horse, weight about-1600 lbs. Suitable for heavy plowing and hauling. Perfectly true. Good horse for hay press work." H.

flLA gAWest-ern Ave. (915) FOR SALE 800 'pullets will be 3 mos. old In May; 1 dou-; ble plow; 1 cream separator; 4 young pigs; 4 large feed hoppers. J. Sakesalan, Route 1, Box 45, Petaluma, cal.

i (926) BUTTERMILK FOR CHICKENS i Direct from the Alfalfa fields at Modesto. Lactein sold -br all dealers. Phone 3 -ArKen-ey. 195W. Try a nmU $1.60.

A meeting of the executive committee of Petaluma Post No. 28, American Legion, took place last night and several important matters were discussed, but nothing was given out for publication. The next meeting of the Post will be held Friday evening, May 7th. UGHfADOSEOF NASTY CALOMEL It sal vita tea! It makes 'yon Mck and yon may lose day's work Tou're bullous, sluggish, constipated and believe you need vile, dangerous calomel to start your liver and clean your bowels. Hro'e mv rnarantee! Aak irnnr drureint for a bottle of Dod- BOnB Liver Tone ana take a spoon- ful tonight.

If it doesn't start your liver and straighten yon right up better than calomel and with out griping or making yon sick I want you to go back to the tore and get your money. Take calomel today and tomorrow yon will feel weak and atck and nauseated. Don't lose a day's work. Take a spoonful of harmless, vegetable Dodson's Liver Tone tonight and wake up feeling great. It's perfectly give it to your thildren any time.

It can't salivate, so let them eat anything afterwards. Adv. The Wonder Light The steady light for Ford cars. Price $4.60. For sale by Hugh R.

Watson, 1 26 Main St. The "Home of Goodrich' Tires and Tubes." J. K. W1TZMAN Expert Piano Tuning Phone 918J Our 10 discount sale will continue until further notice. NEWBURGH CO.

IS YOUR SUIT HERB Geo. Holtser, now at the Crystal, has a number of unclaimed Suits. Owners are urged to CaU for same. DAUNT CAN Fit your Eyes to GLASSES Chrap Pipe Pipe Pipe Lumber Lumber Now wrecking the plant of Cal. Magnesite located at Guernevllle.

All material for sale. Save freight and buy now. 1 BabcOck-Wilcox boiler 130- lb. pressure. 1 horizontal return Tubular Boiler, 80-Ib.

pressure. 2 twenty, horse power motors. 1 Rex air compressor, 12x14. Wet Grinders. 2 Rock Crushers.

6 Tanks suitable for oil tanks. 6 Wooden Tanks. 10 Ton Coak. 3000 new Fire Bricks. 3000 Red Bricks.

70 Steel Cars suitable for brisk plant, and 6 ton 12-Ib rail. 25 tons of pipe, all sizes. 80,000 feet lumber. Call and see this material or write to Sympn Bros. Guernevllle Salesman on job BUTTERNUT at Hornbiipkjes every afternoon at 3 o'clock Take a loaf home with you Bread Bakery FOR SALE NAPA COUNTY FARMS FOR SALE 200 acres grazing land; on a good road and near Napa.

Fine for sheep; loth of feed. All fenced and cross fenced. House, barn and corrals. For quick sale FOR SALE 20 acres valley loam soil. This is the land which raised the corn which took the P.

P. I. E. prize and 90 bushels to the acre without Irrigation. House, barn, garage and family orchard.

On Highway and Electric car line. Near Napa. Price $13,000.00. FOR SALE 10 acres cherries, prunes and apples. All in full bearing, including about a crop if sold this week.

$6,750.00. J. B. NELSON, Room 8, Bank of Napa Napa, Cal. (881) FOR SALE 3 1-2 acres well improved chicken ranch-, Bandy soil.

700 laying hens; 1400 baby chicks; 2 brooder houses, hold 3000 baby chicks; 4 i room house, pump feed chopper, run by electricity; 1 cow; fruit trees; 3000 gal. water tank; water piped to house and chicken yards; houses for 1500 hens. Inquire this office. (964) DAHLIA, Gladiolus- and Peony Bulbs. Pansy, Oalllardla, Fox glove, Canterburybell, Forget me-not, plants.

Choice fresh flower and vegetable seeds. Giant Winter Rhubarb and Artichoke roots. Orna mental Trees and Shrubs. All deciduous Fruit Trees 20 peY cent off. C.

Arning's Seed Store, 102 Main St; next to Poehlmann's. (643) FOR SALE 1919 Briscoe, run about 200 miles. Also 1 Grant Six touring. Model K. Wire wheeled; equipped.

Just over hauled; good rubber. For par ticulars write or phone, Sears- Ament Motors- Santa Rosa, Fashion Garage Building. Phone 305. (739) WOOD FOR SALE May delivery" oak and madrone. Stove length, $6.00 a tier; 4 foot cord wood, $12.00 a cord.

Leave orders with A. W. Petersen, Fageol Agent or H. Reynaud. (764) FOR SALE A two-story house and fine large lot on desirable corner of city.

Room for 2 houses All street work done. A snap at $2,000. Lot 58.7 by 115. Inquire' this office. I (841) FOR SALE 100,000 kale plants, 10c per 100.

Pull them yourself. J. K. Pierce, Cleveland Lane, opposite Hicks' Hatchery, phone 831F11. (914) FOR SLE 35 doz.

choice pullets, 3 mos. old, in Petalu-ma. Reasonable. Box 240 Argus. (930) FOR SALE A two-ton Ford truck at a bargain.

Rasmus-sen Peterson, 4, Box 58, phone 811F4. (950) FOR -SALE 400 fine 3 mos. old. In fine share. R.

Best 3, Sebas-topoL. at Hessell Sta. (953) FOR SALE Choice onion plants $1.50 per 1000. J. W.

Sllva, Sklllman Lane, 4, Box 106, (906) FOR SALE Oak dining room table, chairs, also rug. Apply Argus Office. (960) FOR SALEr One-horse spring wagon, nearly new. A. Rehm, 1, Box 161, Pet.

(961) FOR SALE 1000 shares Bos ton-Pacific Oil stock at $2.00. Inquire this office. (958) FOR SALE CHEAP House Tnnnlfo and larcre lot on St. 54Tifth ret. FOR SALE-- 30 month Rock hens.

phone lioi. young Ply-237 Edith (966) FDR SALE Two 1920 Kresky stoves, used 2 months. L. G-Winslow, Penngrove. (924) FOR SALE Furniture.

22S Kentucky St. Phone 729. (932) FOR SALE Ford roadster at Petaluma Auto Repair Shop, "145 KenerT8t. (933) FOR SALE 200iens, 11 mos. old, laying 60 per cent.

610 Liberty St. (940) FOR' SALE 800 chicks for 'immediate delivery. White HatChery. (941) FOR SALE 20 strawberry chests; also fruit boxes. Apply 227 Eighth St I.

Goodfricnd announces that the, GOOD-FRIEND HOTEL of San Francisco, will discontinue business on May 1st at 245 Powell Street but expects within a short time to make known, through the columns of this paper, his new location. Mr. Goodfriend takes this means of thanking his patrons and friends for their loyalty and hopes to greet them again in the near future. Salts Fine For Aching Kidneys We eat too much meat which clogs Kidneys, then' the Back "hurts Most folks forget that the kid neys, like the bowels, get sluggish and clogged and need a flush ing occasionally, we nave backache and dull misery in the kidney region, severe headaches, rheumatic twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach, sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder disorders. You simply muBt keep your kidneys active and clean, and the moment you feel an ache or pain in the kidney region, get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any good drug store here, take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine.

This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon Juice, combined with lithia, and is harmless to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to normal activity. It also neutralizes the acids in the urine so it no longer irritates, thus ending bladder disorders. Jad Salts is harmless; inex pensive; makes a delightful effer- vescent llthia-water drink which everybody should take now and then to keep their kidneys clean, thus avoiding serious complications. A well-known local druggist says he sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who believe in overcoming kidney trouble while it is only trouble. adv.

FOB SALE FOR SALE Motorcycle, quire 620 St. In- LOST STRAYED Stocky built sor rel horse with halter from my place. Please notify owner, B. W. Chasis, Bi 1, Box 107.

(951) LOST Sterling silver ever- sharp pencil on Monday evening. Finder return to Maze. Suitable reward. (937) Petaluma Santa Rosa Railroad Co. TIME TABLE IN KfTKCT OCT.

IS. IMS Leave Petaluma dally for Sebas topol, Santa Rosa and Forestville: 6:15, 7:10, 8:00, 10:15, 11:15. a. 1:15, 3:15, 4:16, 5:15, 7:05, 8:00 and 11:20 p. m.

(Sebastopol and Santa Rota only) Arrive at Petaluma from Sebastopol, Santa Rosa and Forestville: 7:00. 8:86. 11:40 a. 12:40. 2:40, 4:40.

6:40, 6:40, 7:40, 8:35, 11:15 p. m. and 1:35 a. m. (Frbm Sebastopol only) Leave Petaluma dally for Two Rock 7:02, :05 a.

12:05, 3:05, 5:45 and 8:40 p. m. Leave Two Rock dally for Petaluma 7:30. a 42:36, 2:35, 6:16 and 9:10 p. m.

STEAMER TIME TABLE 8teamer leaves San Francisco daily, except Sundays at 6:00 p. m. from Pier No. arriving In Petaluma at 11:00 p. m.

Steamer leave Ptaluma dally, except Sundays at :00 p. m. arriv ing In San Francisco at 3:00 a. m. not ic Tnis scneduie is tovernea by conditions of the tides.

Fare 0e Berth EOo B. H. MAOOARD. Oen. Ugr AUTOMOBILE Sheet metal work made and repaired.

Poultrymen and Dairymen Supplies made to order. Heat and Ventilate your House with a Torrid Zone Furnace. J. H. ANDREWS Cor.

Western Ave. and Keller "WD.uHOU2 NOTARY PUBLIC Deeds and Mortgages Drawn Insurance of all kinds 175 Main St. (n)(2)lM Raymond Bros feafaWifaiMUihiiiiiHytiM STANDARD COLONY BROODERS Tbj mt chfMr a otbmI am ud apnUKia. m4 product tacr mnbi ttW uqr aim MM tt LEGAL NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF HENRY L. WESTON, also known as H.

L. WESTON, DECEASED 'Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned executors of the Last Will and Testament ot said de ceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to file them with the necessary vouchers within ten (10) months after the first pub lication ot this notice. In the office of the Clerk ot the Superior Court of the State of California, in and tor the Connty of Sonoma, or to exhibit them with the necessary voucher within ten (10) months after the first -publication of this notice to the said executors, at the Law Office -of F. A. METER, corner Western Avenue and Main Street, Petaluma, California, the same being their place for tbe transaction of the business of said estate in the Connty of Sonoma, State of California; KATE CARDER WESTON, SAMUEL PERCIVAL WESTON, executors of the Last Will and Testament of said Deceased.

Dated at Petaluma, March 22, 1920. F. A. METER. Attorney for Executors.

NOTICE TO 'CREDITORS I ESTATE OF JAMES HENRY CAULFIELD, also known as JAMES H. CAULFIELD. DECEASED. Notice is hereby given- by the undersigned administrator of the estate of said deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the Bald deceased, to file them with the necessary vouchers within four (4) months after the first publication of this notice, In the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of Sonoma, or to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers within tour 4 months after the first pub lication of this notice to the said Administrator at the law offices of F. A.

Main Street and Western Avenue, Pet- -aluma, California, the same be ing his place for the transaction ot the business ot said estate In the County of Sonoma, State of California. THOMAS J. CAULFIELD, AdV mlnistrator of the Estate of said Deceased. Dated at Petaluma, April 20th, 1920. F.

A. MEYER, Attorney for Estate. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF SONOMA IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF V. L. FRASIER, also known as VAUGHN L.

FRASIER, DECEASED. NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF V. L. FRASIER, also known as VAUGHN FRASIER. Deceased.

Ntftree It aeyfym'-ny tin undersigned. Bertha Frasier. administratrix tth the estate--otV. -L. Frasier, also known as Vaughn L.

Frasier, deceased, to the creditors -of and all persons having claims' against the said deceased, to exhibit them; with the neces sary vouchers, within ten months after the first publication ot thl- notice to the said Bertha W. Frasier, the said' 'administratrix at the office of Burke. Rooms- 24-25-26 New it- Near Building. Petaluma. Cali fornia, the same being the place tor tne transaction of the business of said estate, tn the Connty of Sonoma.

Dated: 'March 20th, 1920. BERTHA W. FRASIER. Admin-istratrix of the Estate of I FRASIER, also know as VAUGHN L. FRASIER, ceased.

1' FRANK J. BURKE, Attorney for Administratrix, Cal -lfornia. mulmi. CS 4 iaipMI Hat. Coulson Company DEALER WANTED! For High Grade, Medium Priced AUTOMOBILE of standard make with immediate deliveries assured.

Al cornmunications treated strictly confidentially. To handle this proposition party should haveVover $2,500 and good credit. ADDRESS BOX 1000 PETALUMA ABGUS Aitteouftiioini I We have opened a first class Automobile Electric Repair Shop at 30 Mairi Street. We repair under guarantee colls, mgto.Eenftra1tor44ta.rtes? lsniUo.iv.U;h.tai wrjbiuretgrs and batteries. TESTING BATTERIES AND ADDING WATER AND ADVICE FREE OF CHARGE.

Service station for Eveready Batteries. Written guarantee for 18 months with each battery. Golden West Auto Repair Shop. Broilers and Beps Wanted! John Stewart Co. are opening1 up a feeding' plant at Second and streets and will take all broilers and hens offered at nfarket price.

JOHN STEWART Per H. MURRAY, Manager FOR" 'SALE "450' 2 yr. old ii $16.00 fier dozen. Ras-v mussen ft 4, Box 68, phone 811F4. (918) FOR SALE 6 afcre rancn, sandy loam; practically al Petaluma Auto Repair Shop OUR SPECIALTIES BUICKS DODGES TRUCKS All Jobs Guaranteed F.

B. VOLKERTS of Hill Opera House Phone 423 141-45 Keller St. i quire office Golden Eagle Mill. (902) Back FOR -SALE 1918 ln-i i quire Argus Office. (967).

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