Petaluma High School - Trojans Yearbook (Petaluma, CA)

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3 Class of ’04 J. WALTER FOSTER. RAY CORLISS. JOHN LAURITZEN. MARTIN POEHLMANN. ALLIE ANDERSON. EMMA B. HYATT. RUBY McGUIRE. MAE PURVINE. ELIZABETH HARAN. IDA PERINONI. GENEVIEVE C. MARTINELLI. NELLY T. BURNS. ADA M. STONE. BOARD Or EDUCATION P. SWEED, President. W. H. DARDEN. W. F. FARRELL. H. SCHLUCKEBIER. H. L. WESTON. FACULTY JAMES FERGUSON, Principal. MARTIN SINGER. W. L. FOSS. HELEN M. PERKINS. EDITH R. KURTZ.

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2 Hale’s Petaluma Store is a link m the great chain of Hale’s Califor¬ nia Stores. The biggest institu¬ tion of its kind in the state. Its building up has not been a matter of luck. It’s energy, push and right methods. Trade here if you would best serve your interests. DR. A. L. TIBBETTS DENTIST. 877 Main Street,, Petaluma J. F. WALSH Paints, Oils, Glass and Wall Paper. Tel. Red 313. Egao Bros. GROCERIES and HARDWARE R. Schindler O. Schindler SCHINDLER BROS. Proprietors of Vienna Bakery. Fresh Bread, Pies and Cakes. Weddings parties promptly supplied 810 Western Ave Opposite City hotel. ROACH CO. Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables. Main Street, Petaluma It pays to trade at McGUIRE’S. 675 Main Street. The leading druggist. - — - — - t H. GOETZ Best Beef, Mutton, Pork, and Meats of all kinds. For Dry Goods, Clothing, Shoes Go to the FULL VALUE STORE. VIERA’S CASH GROCERY Dealer In Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables, Feed and Coal. Telephone 1495 818 Western Ave. For Good, Fresh Candy TRY THE SPA. 806 Western Ave. J. M. GUTERMUTE The Furniture Man. Largest stock of household goods in Petaluma. Carpets cleaned and laid. 804 Main Street, Petaluma STRAUSS PHILLiPS Tor Your Next Suit j. a. McAllister GROCERIES, GRAIN, FEED. Wholesale and Retail. 931, 933, 935 Lower Main Street. ARGUS PRINT

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4 WICKERSHAM BANKING CO. Capital $200,000. A general banking business done. Main St., Petaluma. SPORTING AND ATHLETIC GOODS. Toys, Notions, Novelties Subscribe for your Magazines and Papers with F. H. Atwater Agt. S. F. Daily and Weekly Examiner 863 Main St. THE WM. HILL COMPANY BANKERS. A. B. Hill, Pres. P. H. Atkinson, Cash. H. L. Atkinson, Asst. Cashier. GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA CO. Importers of fine teas, coffees, spices, baking powder, ex¬ tracts, soda, chinaware crock¬ ery, glassware. Schluc iebier Hardware Co. Vehicles of all descriptions. Stoves, Paint, etc. Eastman Kodaks. BOOKS —All kinds. STATIONERY —For office, school and home. MUSIC— The latest. PICTURES and Art materials. ALL AT ATWATER’S 863 Main St. Ask your grocer for GOLDEN EAGLE FLOUR Made by your home mill. BURNT AGfilNlI WELttUSTQET The Petaluma Gas Electric Company are ottering a Eour Burner Two Oven GAS RANGE FOR $15.00 Set up and Ready Tor use We must take advantage of it. We should have done so last year f » 4