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The Bakersfield Californian from Bakersfield, California • Page 19

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THE BAKERSFIELD THURSDAY, MAY 1911 17 Owner of Giant Orange Protected by Injunction F. E. Pohl, owner of a siring of Giant Orange stands throughout the state of California, and operating under the name of Giant Orange, won an injunction against B. E. Munson and Elmo Wilson in a decree filed by Judge B.

C. Hawkins in the Superior Court of Stanislaus county. All of the parties were restrained from unlawfully competing the Giant Orange and from using the name or business methods, or color, design or shape the Giant Orange stands. Damages were also granted Mr. Pohl against his competitors, who were restrained by the injunction.

Attorney Harold L. Hjelm, of Turlock, represented Mr. Pohl in the Superior Court. Great Pocahontas Visits at Delano DELANO, May recent visit of Mrs. Helen Saltzen, of IDIxon, great Pocahontas of the great council of California, to Mahaska Council 233, Degree of Pocahontas, attracted a large delegation of visiting officers and deputies to the Delano Odd Fellows hall.

Among the visitors were Mrs, Palma Black of Bakerafleld, great Minnehaha; Mrs. Ruby Rogers, of Avenel, great first trustee; Mrs. Golda Kinkier, of Han ford, deputy of Umpqua Council; Mesdames Grace Dale and Marie Finn, deputies of Lackawanna and Bakersfield councils. The Lackawanna degree team conducted "adoption" ceremonies for Mesdames Pauline Durant and Leslie Holton. Escort girls for the great Pocahontas were Mesdames James Barton, Jerry Miller, Paul Moore, J.

E. Enfield, Este Camunez of Earlimart, Grace Johnson, Delbert Conrad, Lula Wasson, Mary Chroman, and Miss Ima Jean Faris. Lester Frick Home Is Scene of Delta Theta Tau Social AR.VIN, May XI alumni chapter of Delta Theta Tau sorority entertained recently at the Lester Frick residence. The tapestry of lupine displayed on the foothills of Bear mountain formed a backdrop for the beautiful gardens at the Frick ranch, where the guests were received. Refreshment tables were decorated with roses and miniature silver gliders.

A program of music was given by Mrs. Rose Bakersfield accordionist. Taft charter members present were Ethel Myers, Tiny Eggleston, Saiml Coltrin, Azalea White and Annie Hanst. Gamma XI Bakersfield members who attended were Bea Wolfe, Louise Hall, Naida Hlckox, Lorraine Bayes, Lena Smith, Lucille Stanley, Naydine Jeffries, Marguerite Do Armond, Alyce Webb, Mary Forrester, Marjorie Collins, Bettye James, Constance Campbell, Donna Bishop, Consoline Oldham, Ruth Manley, Helen Jaggard, Lillian Seiford and Winnl- fred Sasia. Hostesses were Gerald ino Hall, Thelma Arp, Verna Knudsoh, Evelyn Thompson, Tessle Reynolds, Margaret Pardew, Alice Gordon, Peggy Edythe Bandettini, Laura Llbby and Cora Frick.

Special guests were Mesdames William Kirby and Madge Martin, Fifteen Girls Will Receive New Ranks BELRIDGE, May Belridge Camp Fire Girls will be awarded new honors and ranks at the spring council fire ceremonial to be held at the Belridge clubhouse tomorrow evening. Successful completion of achievements were judged at a recent court of honor directed by Guy Gillespie, Mrs. Walter Malm, Mrs. James Wright, Miss Alice Waldo, Miss Violet Barnes, and Mrs. Marie Lilllehoorn aa judges.

Plans Are Complete for Firemen's Ball LOST HILLS, May Lost Hills Volunteer Firemen have completed plans for the second annual firemen's ball to bo held Saturday, May 10, at the Universal Barn. Orville Lticns wns appointed chair- man in chnrgo of donning and dc-co- ration of the barn, W. T. Beeson is In charge of the ticket sales com- mlttee; Fred P.ushong-, constable, will assist. Arrangements to secure Lawrence Foster's orchestra were made by Charley Jones and Fred Craig.

Mrs. May Carter Is Honoreejit Shower MOJAVE, May May Carter was honored with a surprise layette shower given recently in her Mojavo homo with Mesdnmes Dorothy Tweedy and Ruby Branson as hostesses. Also present were Mesrtamcs Ethel Callahan, Alic-n Branson, Georgia Raynor, Angle Stlnson, Cecils Orlffls, Jim Elwood. Irene Moore, Frances Shrum, Gertie Tweedy, Lily Shrum, Edna Price, Iva Bankhead, Rita Bell McDonald and Irene Do Graffcnreld. WE AfcE HAPPY TO ACCEPT ORANGE AND BLUE FEDERAL FOOD STAMPSi! tot morr of the "Surplu, Food." 'Help your.eN lo mvinfil COME! Iota Oar Value Parly! We're Celebrating Our IN CALIFORNIA! all the excitement your Store? Why arc folks hurrying In to got bottor than tboy ovor thought possible? Wo'ro celebrating the completion of 11 years of valne-giving to the housewives of California! We bring yon the biggest food bargains at.

our command I This is oar way of thanking yon for making yoer food headquarters. For (1 years we've been eliminating unnecessary in-between expenses and sharing the savings thus made with ear easterners, in the form of lower prices! Come, join ear "valne SURPLUS FOODS ARE DESIGNATED WITH THIS SYMIOL HBHSSffl Guaranteed Meats-One STRAWBERRIES Get your May Issue of WOMAN'S DAY new at your Store! Chock-full of Interesting stories and articles! You can't afford to miss Only 2c. for 6REETBEAIIS Wonder Kentucky Wonder A Ibs. ROAST Choice Shoulder Ik Piru NEW POTATOES 10, .15 LUO. BRAND MakM glassware sparkle! in SOAP large 25c lcy Mart Sail Valvesf Ammonia Liquid Blue Uquid Wax ,23 Hand Soap ean 8 For CLEANING, POLISHING; SCOURING! MAKES WORK EASY! cans RED CIRCLE COFFEE 1-lb.

Amc baa Rich and Full-Bodledl (Two 1-lb. bags. 33c) BOKAR COFFEE Vigorous and Wlneyl 1-lb. 37 a (1-lb. bag, 19e) Franco- American No.

1 can 1514-oz. can 8 NBC HONEYMAID MACARONI OYSTERS willapolnt NBC RITZ CRACKERS JJ RALEIGH pkg 13 LUX FLAKES LUX TOILET SOAP FACIAL TISSUE OXYDOL IVORY SOAP i cakes large 4 KTO Dkg. 2 la roe 27 pkgs." regular re bar 9 EIGHT O'CLOCK NUTLEYOLEO Vtn VICTORIA MUSTARD 2 VEGETARIAN BEANS Tender-Cooked" Beans In Improved Tomato Sauce POTATO CHIPS a ac 2 No. 070 cans 2 No. 2 AO cans IRIS TOMATOES STRING BEANS CORN FLAKES BROWNIE BEER POWOW CLEANSER OLD DUTCH CLEANSER BALTO DOG FOOD RINSO PARD DOG FOOD SCOT TISSUE WALDORF TISSUE LIFEBUOY New In fregress 2ND NATION-WIDE EGG FESTIVAL Iris Brand French Style Sunnyfleld 8-oz.

50 Delicious with Cream pkg. 11-oz. bottle re (Plus Deposit) 3 cans 3 Oft cans 2 1-lb. JEO cans 2 large pkgs. Lib.

Arc cans -3 roll. -3 roll. 3 cakes 1O 28 doz. Fresh Eggs Varieties Cottage Cheese J2K Tillamook Cheese 23 Silverbrook Butter, FIRST QUALITY 401 dexo White 1-lb. Cross 9 cans pkg.

of i WOODBURY 3 DOG FOOB BRILLO SOAP PADS 2pad CLEANSER .3 ea n.10 A. P. Finest I Quality bottle II OUR MOTHER'S 2-lb. can 19 3LENWOOD No. 2 AKc iWEET Weans £9 BURBANK No.

9Ro White or cans C9 BEVERAGES Yukon Club Assorted large 29-oz. battles (Plus Deposit) 75 anV COCOA PEAS en Popular IONA Brands 80 COUNT NAPKINS 2,, LS 9c ANN PAGE MACARONI or SULTANA PEANUT BUTTER 2 2lo BEANS Tomatots White Cream 2 style String Eta ns spaghetti Ppar rVd With Pork Q22.oz.42c cans BMM Salad Dressing 2 Yellow Cling, Halves or Slices Ptars National BABY WEEK April 28 to May 3 EVAPORATED tall White House cans None costs you less! White House CONDENSED 2 14-oz cans 25c MORNING MILK SPECIAL CARNATION, BORDEN'S, PET, SEGO. LIBBY'S Clapp's STRAINED FOODS Clapp's CHOPPED FOODS Heinz STRAINED FOODS Heinz JUNIOR FOODS Gerber DRY CEREAL NBC ARROWROOT BISCUIT Ann Page MELLO WHEAT 4 4 cans 27c tall cans 3 cans 19c 2 cans 17e 3 cans 20c 3 cans 25c 8-or. 15c 14-oz. Be oz.

pkg. 14c Our Fastest Selling Guaranteed Pure Hydrogenated Vegetable SHORTENING! Our Own Tea "JIB! 1 JJ 19 Tested and Approved by Good Housekeeping Bureau! Salad Dressing Made by AAP, Sold by AAP So you get High Quality at a Saving! Kern's Tomato Juice 4 tr 13 lona Flour ae Seedless Raisins Yellow Corn Meal ac 0 27 Cranberry Sauce Ask Manager for Prize-Winning Cranberry Chiffon Pie Rccipel White Beans VSf 2 115 Victory Dog Food 6 CREAM OF WHEAT WHEAT HEARTS 14-oz. pkg. tic Sunsweet STRAINED PRUNES 2 glasses 17c EIGHTEENTH AND "EYE 1011 BAKER Tfc.r.d.y, I Tusble ItMii Tu Try one try all Our flavors please Just use us In your recipes! Make common foods uncommonly good! Just shake in these zestful flavors for that distinctive "chef's touch." In glass shakers with moisture- proof caps. Bo sure to try the NEW Savor Salt Seasoning.

It's delicious. It's different. Schilling: NILE STREET FREE DELIVERY MARKET 1801 Niles Street Phone 2314 FOLQERS Coffee 4HC 2-lb. Can Ask About Free Silex Coffee Makers Calumet Baking Powder. 15c Log Cabin Medium Syrup 28c Campbell's Tomato SOUP.

3 for 23c nnnnrtitnltw Hau 1U1 Opportunity Day Libby's Unsweetened Grapefruit n2 8c Lady's Choice Pure Tomato Catsup bottle Each ftc CAMAY HEINZ BABY FOOD. Pillsbury Vitamin Bl Globe A-1 Large Package Biscuit FLOUR Soft as Old Linen Tissue HOI. 7c Wheaties 2 fr 21c New Crisco Can 47 FROSTED FOODS PEAS 19c Del Monte Green Limas Del Monte Strinjless Green Beans 12c Del Monte Solid Pack 14c Rosedale Libby's 12c SUNSHINE KRISPY CRACKERS 2-lb. Box 26c FRESH VEGETABLES Fresh Northern STRAWBERRIES tt i Baskets for Solid Head Coast Large LETTUCE, 2, Fancy Ripe, 8Mb. Average Tomatoes Bskt 20c Fancy Kentucky Wonder Tender String BEflNS.3 j( I7c Fresh Large No.

1 New Potatoes I lbs 19c No. 1 New White ONIONS. I9c AL'S QUALITY MEATS Prime Steer Boneless Rolled ROAST Pound 28c FRESH GROUND Round Sleak 29c Luer's Fresh Sliced LEG Pork Roasl. 24c Assorted Lunch Meals 33c Prime Steer Pol Roastn-nr tl Prime Steer Bump Boast 26c Boneless Roled Veal Roast 27c Luer's WIENERS 22c Al's Missouri Style PORK SAUSAGE Bulk Links 26c Ib. I9c BUTTER; Challenge; First Quality Ib.

COFFEE; SCHULER'S SPECIAL; Ground to Suit Ib. COFFEE; Iris in Glass; Mb. jar OOC EGGS; LARGE; MQ GRADE AA doz. fcwC TEA; Upton's; 24c Ib I7c 1 Ib 93c One Tea Glass Free With Each 14 I'oinul APR.28* TO MAY3J 1 BABY HCINZBABYfOODt 3, 20c 3, or 25e Heinz BABY JUNIOR FOODS. Del Monte or Tnipak GRATE- FRUIT ,11 ICE; A AQ "forWww 3, or 27c '16-oz.

can No. 2 Llbby TOMATO Campbell TOMATO SOUP 6 tor 43c 2 Ior 27c 10, I9c Wrstlnke Freestone TEACHES; No. 256 cans for Edison Swt'et Tender Local I'EAS 'Fancy White I'isino CAULIFLOWER Large Kipo sj AVOCADOS for Large Solid Coast LETTICE for Fancy Ripe Imperial A TOMATOES Extra Fancy for Fancy Kt'iituciiy Wonder STRING BEANS Long: Green A for I0c I3c lOe I9c I9c l5c Sliced BACOX Lean Pork STEAK Rib Boiling BEEF Lean Boneless STEW I4c 27e.

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Pages Available:
207,205
Years Available:
1907-1977