Petaluma High School - Trojans Yearbook (Petaluma, CA)

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MONEY SAVED- by dealing with C. R. Winfield, the Real Estate and Insurance Broker, 8 t 2 Washington street. All kinds of houses and lands. Fire, Fife and Accident Insurance. Agent for the largest Bond company in the United j States. Would like a share of yourj business. j W. F. FARRELI , .Buggies, Wagons, CaRRIAGKvS. Main St., Petaluma. NAUERT BROS.- The cheapest place to get the Best Groceries. WEBB S- Yeuuow I ' ront Drug vStore 867 Main vStreet, Petaluma. THE BEST DENTAL WORK Prices reasonable. DR. PHILLIPS DENTAL CO. I The leading Dentists of Petaluma. PETALUMA vSAVINGS BANK Does a General Banking business. Cor. Main and B streets, Petaluma. , He who works hard and uses all of a| small opportunity will surpass the man who partly neglects a great one. Kissing a fashionable young lady on the cheek is one way to remove paint. WICKERSHAM BANKING I COMPANY. ' I A General Banking Business Tran- | sacted. Capital |2oo,ooo. WHITE STAR MEAT MARKET, M. . Keeuer, Proprietor. Choice Meats of all kinds. Orders promptly filled and delivered. Washington street, Petaluma. BALDWIN BAKERY, .Best Bread in Town. .Cakes baked to order. Western Avenue. KLONDIKE CIGAR vSTORE, V. Riedi, Proprietor. Best House for the best Cigars For the least money. Western Avenue, Petaluma. C. F. WfllTE,- Buys, sells, rents and repairs all kinds of Sewing Machines, and keeps all machine supplies. Organs tuned and cleaned. All work warranted. 935 Main street. It may be more blessed to give than to receive, but we are always willing to let the other fellow have the blessings. The man who has the most to say al¬ ways uses the fewest words. HUGH ROBERTS,- Groceries. Produce, Hay, Flour, Meals, P ' eed, Coal, Butter, Fruit. Potatoes, etc. n Kentucky st., near Postoffice. C. TEMPEL,— .Hardware and Agricultural .Implements. Kentucky Street. vSCOTT CROSSLEY,- .Stoves, Hardware. .Plumbing and Tinning.

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Now, when F-d w’as in the Grammar vSchool he was quite a climber, and it didn’t take long for him to get on the other side of the fence. These are simply details. If you want to know more, just ask him about it. He will be per¬ fectly charmed to relate it in full, we are sure. “ ’03.” Seemed Natural to Him. The two trains came together with an awful crash. Some one had blundered. That, how ' - ever, was a matter which would have to be left for future investigation. As soon as those who w ere uninjured could extricate themselves from the wreck, they turned manfully to the work of rescuing their less fortunate fellow-passengers. It was a sickening sight. Cars were heaped on top of one another. People w ere pinioned under seats, beams and trucks. Steam was hiss¬ ing from the overturned boilers, the rails of the track were w arped and torn loose from the ties, and the moans and cries of the injured could be heard afar off. Finally, after long, hard w’ork, the rescuers reached the bottom of the mass, where the legs and body of a man protruded from beneath a twisted platform. Beside him lay a cane, deco¬ rated with colored ribbons, and a long tin horn. Fearfully and anxiously a score of strong men lifted the weight from the head and shoulders of the prostrate one and carried him up the em¬ bankment. As they reached the higher level, he opened his eyes, passed a hand in front of them as if brushing away a film of some kind, and shouted: “Rah! rah! rah! Sizz, boom, ah ! Ki-yi! hip-hip, hoo-gah yah ! Come on, fellows ! Which side has the ball ? ’ Chicago Times-Herald. The News Dealer. ALWAYS HAS THE LATEST IN - Stationery, Books, Music, Magazines. Picture Framing in up-to-date Styles. Fine China, Glass, Fancy Goods, Etc. Novelties in all lines constantly arriving. H. STEITZ’ SONS,? == G r oce r s == Western Avenne and K]entu.ck:3r Street. A Terrible Slaughter of Flies and Mosquitos. Thousands of these pests are being killed by Bobard’s Flea Exterminator. NEVER FA- Price 25c. McGuire’s Pharmacy 875 Main Street. GEO. N. SMITH, Up-to-date Printer. 861 Main St., Petaluma. 5 45 Makes a Specialty of Calling Cards, Engraved or Printed. Latest Designs in Wedding Stationery ’Phone-.-Main 95.

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run 1 • R I Nc 11 - rr A ij a x ' rf.staurAnt. .Meals at all Hours. A. V. Dado, Pro])riclor. 832 Main street, Retalinua. J. C. DAVIS, -- .MamifHcturer of. Harness, Saddles and Wliijis. Repairing neatly done Upper Main ,St., Petalnina. RACKET STORE, 57- 59 Main Street. Petalnina. PICTAIvUMA KXPRKSS CO. . Daily expre.ss between Petalnina, San P ' rancisco, vStocktoii, Oak¬ land, Alameda, Herkeley, Napa and Vallejo. San l-rancisco Office: 30 Market street. Petalnina Office : 906 Main sti ' eet. I ' file Best of Kverytliinj in j - MHJJNin Y - ! At the “ I,kai)I :r.” ; I.. J. JOHNSON, ;-I ' or I .vSeir-openin]L ; Patent ( ' mtes. j Cor. Western Ave. and Keller ,St. In Kn . HI. .Miss Kurtz — “ Comns j teaches ns that men reap what they .sow.” A few minutes later. “Mr. Camm, what does Comns teach ?” Mr. Camm. — “ Alen rip what they .sew.” CONWAY BROS. ..ror ITRK .Mir.K fin w It is only the history of nations thatl repeats itself. Vonr personal histoiw is| repeated hy the neighbors. | A man with an alcohol-tinted nose sel-| domdeserts his colors. I H. W. BROWN WIFP:, Dealers in New and vSecond-hand goods. vSanitary Mattres.ses and Pillows. Cor. Washington and Keller sts. NPdVBTH GH X: CO. .Leading Dry Goods Hon.se .of Petalnina. J. VIFRA,- .Cash Groc?:rv. Dealer in Groceries, PVnits, Vege¬ tables, Feed and Coal. 818 Western Ave. - - ’Phone, 505 A. HUTCHINvSON,- .Merchant Taieor BROOKI.YN HOTKIv,- .Has been re-opened under .new management. Bnletti 8: Mossi, Proprietors. In the Labratory—Mr. W-l-e, “De¬ scribe hydrogen .sulphide.” Miss R-d-e-s : “Hydrogen sulphide is odorless and smells like rotten eggs !” (Snppre.ssed laughter.) .MARKSMEN Desiring to try their skill, go to 851 Main Street. City Hall Block, Western Avenue, Petalnina. 6