The Bakersfield Californian from Bakersfield, California • Page 9

THE BAKERSFtELt) CAilKORNIAN, THURSDAY, JUNt5 11, 1038 CMUNITY Guest at Arvin Function ARVIN, June Doris Me- CalUstcr was tho honored guest at a bridal shower Monday evening grVen- by tho co-hostesses Mrs. R. L. Thayer, Mrs. 3.

Krauter and Mrs. M. H. Krautor at tho homo of. tho latter.

Miss McCalltster's nnarriago to Mr. Tox Reid will bo an event summer. The guests present were Mesdames B. Barlow, Ray Knowles, W.O.Hoke, Hartford Allen, Keith Mitchell, R. E.

Mitchell, HI A. Krauter, Jessie Clark, T. Downs, C. Yaussy, A. Sandahl, Shearer, M.

R. Llnscott, Also Misses Eleanor Krauler, Mary Kovacevieh, Margaret Welch and Doris McCalllster. Miss McCalllster was also the recipient of another shower at the last meeting of a bridge club to which belongs, Jane Newark was the hostess. The gifts, which came us it surprise to the honoree, were presented early in tho evening, and the time was passed playing bridge, at this shower were Mesdames Leila P. Garrett, Georglana Cole, Oeno Stewart, Lee Herring, and Misses Corinne Kovacevieh and Doris McCalllster.

Mrs. Edna Nance substituted for Mrs. C. J. Barber.

Swimming Party Is Held at Rio Bravo RIO BRAVO, Juno 11. Miss Frances Wilson entertained the members of her Sunday School class at a swimming party on Tuesday evening at tho Wilson ranch. Follow ing the swimming, a picnic lunch Was enjoyed. Members of the class are MarJ- orlo Calder, Lucille Mnthis, Lois Lane, Betty Louise Mathls, Dolly Hultt, Bffie Glover, Mary Rico, Russell Calder, Bobby Devlin, Deti7.ll and Junior Sanders, Ernest Jackson, Columbus Rice, Billy Olover, Curtis Newman. Caliente Promotes Pupil at Program CALIENTE, July day of school exercises wore held recently- at' tho Callento School.

A. fine program was rendered by the under Mrs. Kathryn Kelbel, and the one graduate, Douglas McLean, presented 'with the -diplomas by Trustee Jeremiah McCarthy. Tho outstanding pupil of the ycat' was 6-year-old Dana Lee Wlrth, without an entry agulnst her name as to attendance, diligence and deportment. SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIAL FOOD PRODUCTS SUGAR CORN No.

1 can lOc No. 2 can Me EVERGREEN STRINGLESS BEANS No. 2 can' 15c TOMATO SAUCE 6 Cans 25c FRUIT COCKTAIL No. 1 can lac No. can 25c SLICED OR CRUSHED PINEAPPLE No.

1 can lOc No. can 12c No. 2 can 17c No. 2J4 can 20c RED ALASKA SALMON No. lean I 26c FREE 1 Package Kellogg's Pep with 2 Pkgs.

Kellogg's Corn Flakes and 1 Pkg. Wheat Krispies 27c GRAPEFRUIT 64 Size Dozen 23c BANANAS 4 Ibs. 21c UTAH CELERY Large bifnch 9c NEW SILVER SKIN ONIONS 3 Ibs Sc PABST BEER 2 Cans 25c Case 24 cans $2.69 SLICED BACON Armour's Star Mb. Package 37c FRESH RANCH EGGS Large dozen 27c FRYERS 2 to Average B. B.

POT ROAST OR VEAL POT ROAST Pound 19c CUBE STEAK lb. 28c VEAL CHOPS lb. 25c COAST LETTUCE Extra Fancy 3 Heads lOc CARROTS, BEETS, GREEN ONIONS, TURNIPS, RADISHES AND SPINACH 3 Bunches for 2 Ibs. FRESH GREEN ASPARAGUS 3 Ibs. STRING BEANS Extra.

Fancy 3 Ibs. GREEN PEAS Extra Fancy Coast 5c I9c 19c 21c CUCUMBERS Large 2for5c 3 for EGG PLANT lOc ICING TEA Dales Package 19c Phone 2020 for Food 1918 "Eye" Street Talk, Don't or Delivery grocer GALLAHER'C 1621 Twtntiith Strait Our Customirs Real Bargains Sugar. Ibs. 54e Coffee Fre8h Ground Ib. String Beans 3 cans 29c Milk 3 large cans I7c Catsup large bottle 8c Pen-Jell package (Oc Tomato Sauce 6 for I9o Large Can Pork and Beans I0c Grape Juice qts.

25c Salmon can lOc Medium Ranch Eggs doi. 19o Leg of Mutton Ib. I5c Beef Steak Ib. ISc Boiling Beef Ib. 8c Hamburger Steak.

Ib. lOc Baoon Squares Ib. I7c Loin and Rib Steaks Ib. Shortening 3 Ibs. 29c Beef Pot Roast Ib.

I3c Minced Ham, Bologna. and Wieners Ib. ISc Baoon Pieces Ib. 29c Soda Ib. pkg.

Sc Hominy and Kraut 9o Jams large jar 2Sc pkg. Kellogg's Pep with 2 Corn Flakes and One Wheat Krispie. All for 2To Flour 241-lb. sack 680 Ovaltine mid, size 3Ic Ovaltine Ige. size 57 Shredded Coconut Ib.

I9c Second Grade Butter Ib. 32c Kerr Mason Lids 3 doz. 25c Dog Food 4 cans ISc Crushed Pintapple Qal. Hy-Pro Bleacher ISc Lighthouse 3 for lOc Laundry Soap ,10 bars 25c Tomatoes large can 9c Peasy 3 cans 25c Onions Ibs. lOc Cabbage, Solid Ib.

Ic Lettuce 3 for lOc Cucumbers each Ic Tomatoes, Solid 2 Ibs, 9c String Beans 2 Ibs, Me Spuds 10 Ibs 23c Blackberries tray S9c News of Caliente People CALtENTE, June R. Rogers of tho Mammoth Mountain lelghts 22 miles easterly from horo, was here on business Friday with Mrs. Rogers, on their way to tho county seat. Dave Staats, mining man of tho Callonto Canyon and Mojave desert, was horo from his Mlllervllle homo on business Thursday. John Weldon of tho Loralno section has taken employment with the Mprrlson-Knudsen Contracting Company.

Fifteen cavs of material was distributed for the new rail line to the west of Qallente by E. C. Morrison, engineer of the Southern Pacific, and helpers. Fifty men are busy putting tho rail in place and throwing out of the way the present line, a no small Job when traffic must bo kept on schedule. Rankln of tho Rankln holdings to the north Was hero Tuesday on bifslness and en route by auto to the county seat.

In a 10-yeur W. B. (Blllio) Woods of tho Walkers Basin country has seen no need of leaving Korn uounty but. now ho and Mrs. Woods are visiting in tho Los Angeles section a week or so, but it needed such an event as tho admission to tho bar of their son Elmer to get them out of the county.

Honor Pupils Are Named at Pondham POND, Juno 11. The honor rolls or all throe class departments of ho Pondham Grammar School were Highland Park News Notes HIGHLAND PARK, June Mr. and Mrs. O. Pitcoclc drove to San Francisco Monday where they were called to attend tho funeral of Mrs.

Pltcock's uncle. Little Phylls Tolld recently under- wont a minor oar operation. Mr. and Mrs. Leo T.

Smltho and daughter Margaret of Fellows spent tho week-end the homo of Mr. Smlthe's Blstors, Mrs. Charles B. Anderson and Mrs. W.

C. Cox. Miss Blllio Cox and CJiarlos and Rttss Anderson spent Thursday visiting friends on tho West Side. Durwood Jowett had a few of his friends help him celebrate his ninth birthday Saturday afternoon by playing games on the lawn and on- joying a beautiful birthday cake and Ice cream. Tho guests wero Surllda Miller, Eleanor Mae Johnson and Charles Jasper.

Mr. and Mrs. P. I. Kennedy celebrated their fifty-sixth wedding anniversary and "Mrs.

Kennedy's sev- ontv-nlnth birthday anniversary nt Peter Pan SALMON A real treat, with all the smack of the Pan Canned Salmon. Choicest tenderyjuicy with the tang of an ocean breeze. Laden with vital minerals and health vitamins. Costs but little. an Informal reception at the First Baptist Church in Bakersfield on AVedncsday evening.

Mr. mid Mrs. ti. L. Webber spent a few days this week at Topango Mineral Springs resort.

Mrs. S. A. Trout and sons Bon and Charles and daughter Frances have rented tholr house and aro moving to Flllmoro to join Mr. Trout who has boon employed there for several months.

Mr. and Mrs. Ooorgo Boul tor and son Kenneth of 1H20 Chos tor Place have rented tho Trout house, 303 Francis street. Mr. and Mrs.

T. K. Andress of Fresno wero recent overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. W.

Plum. Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson and Mrs. Torrey of Los Angeles wero recent guests of Mr.

and Mrs. E. C. Rled. Mr.

and Mrs. Cliff Warner and children of Avpjml spent the weekend here and attended tho Birch- fleld-Doane wedding Sunday. Mrs. Edith Appleby of El Paso, Texas, nnd Mr. and Mrs.

Joo Bevello of IJOH Angelos wero guests on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Parker, Mrs.

D. L. Shifflot of Delano spent Tuesday at the" home of Mr, and Mrs. D. C.

Parker. Mr. and Mrs. L. W.

Elder and two daughters arc mov.lng from 414 Highland' Drive to 1018 Kentucky street In East Bakcrsfleld. Mr. and Mrs. L. H.

Wolflnbargor havo moved from 339 Francis street to Coallnga where Mr. Wpltinbargoi has been transferred. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cook of tor were week-end guests of Mr.

ant Mrs. H. H. Lohu. Mr.

and Mrs. J. Wiseman accom panled their daughter, Mrs. Mary Freear and her son Jack to Taft re cently whore they attended a con cert. Mr.

and Mrs. C. H. Ostrandor 01 East Bakersfleld spent Wednesday evening at the home of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and' Mrs L.

L. Ostrander. Mr. and Mrs. William Whiting and daughter Dorothy and son Johnny drove to Portcrvillo Sunday Mr.

and Mrs. A. F. McQulston aro moving from 32fl Highland Drivo to East BakersfiPld. ilinouncod Friday by Miss toff man, primary Instructor; Mlns jiiclllo Williams, intermediate and Malcolm Sharp, principal.

Those students who have boon on ho honor roll for the entire school term wore as follows: A honor roll Irene Rlida Sandrini, Ruth Erath find Harriot Wilkinson. honor roll Stanton Hume, Fiurotto. McKeehiin, Oral Laurlmoro, 3asper Reyes, Peggy Jo Mathows, Silly Martin, Frank Erath, Juunltu. Turknett, Christine Buttles, Mnr- jorlo Kraft, Henry Dick, Irene Kraft, imogcno Black, Carl Martin, Robert ISmth nnd 15. J.

Coznrt. Those Included on the fourth quarter A- honor roll wore: In the primary department Billy Martin, Peggy Jo Mathows, Nadine Hada, Harriet Wilkinson and Ruth Erath. In the intermediate dbpartnicnt TCllda Sn.nddnl and Irene Kraft. In the upper grade division Bowles, Frankle Mao McKeohan and Irene Shoemaker. Tho honor roll included In the primary department Hurotta Me Keohan, Qenolle McKeohan, Kenneth Turknett, Delbert Hasklns, Stanton Hulme, Gasper Reyes, Augustine Salazar, Artie Dodsen, Oral Laurl- moro and J.

A. Williams. Intermediate department John Howard Auld, Frank Erath, Mar Jorlo Kraft, Henry Dick, Thclma Hosklns, Juonlta Turknett, Christine Buttles, Lew Johnson and Ethel Johnson. Upper grade division Hilda Me Kochan, Robert Wilkinson, E. Cozart, Bob Ludy, Imogcne Black Carl Martin, Gregurla Salazar am Robert Erath.

Munzer Exercises Mark School End HtO BUAVO. pupil gradiiatod from the Munzer School at Hie llntvo Htnndnril limp at tho recent exorcises and closing Any program. An address was glvpn by Mrs. Ira Porter, and W. O.

I'aynp, chairman of tho school nrd, presented tho diploma to Hlanrhe Duke. Tho program consisted of an nrclso, to Our igs by the primary grades; a play lot, "The liiMpoctor's a recitation, "A Bashful Boy," Billy Farmer; exorcise, Wo song by thn upper grade pupils; an oxer- else, "Little recitation, "A Bravo Hoy," by Lane Mead; an oxer- else, "Our Arithmetic a recitation, "A Naughty Dolly," Ednn Williams; an exorcise, a playlet, "A Vote of a play, "When Jim Spoko His Piece" 11 tap dance by Nadino Mussclman, and Kcvoral other (lance numhoYH by pupllH from the Mnrlo Roberts Dance Btudlo of ttukernfleld. SHAFTER SHAFTER, June .1. Otis will attend the patients 01 Dr. M.

M. Kay during the resident doctor's vacation. Mesdamos Waltor Emrlck. Ohanneson and P. L.

Arnold re turned yesterday from a business trip In Los Ansrelca where bought prizes and other supplies for tho coming Spud Carnival Saturdaj night. They report they have pur chased tho largest store of prizes over bought for tho annual carnival The new J. II. Portcrfleld homo will bo built on tho Camp subdivision. Construction preparations wore started today with tho scrap- Ing of the top soil.

A restricted district will bo set aside near tho high school, accord- Ing to reports here, by tho Bonder. Luchenniater Schnaldt and Mottlor families. Bakersfield Grocery Co Corner Nineteenth and Streets FREE 435 For Your Convanlinoi Opin tvtnlnft and Sundiyi Big 6 Day Grocery Sale WHERE PRICES MEET ALL COMPETITORS FREE! pkg. Keiiogg's PEP IOHA8E OV 3 CEBEALS 2 PKGS. CORN FLAKES 1 PKG.

KEIXOGG'S Wheat Krispies Rotary Club Hears Methodist Minister DELANO, Juno Rover ond Konncth Uaimkln oC Undmiy pastor of the Molhodlst Kplscopal Church of that city, WIIH the Kiiont speaker nt the weekly luncheon session of the Rotary Club when they met at the Hotel Korn. The Reverend Mr. Danskln took for his subject, "Thinking About AVar and PCMICC," and said, "This earth Is Interdependent. To live to herself, America would hnvo to return to the ox cart days." IJrawInK attention to the meal ho said, "Products from all, parts of the earth have contributed to It. The resources of the nar.th such as oil, lumber, coal anil Iron must bo shared by the nations of the earth," The RaVercnd Clarence Wagner of tUo local church was In charge of the program and Introduced the speaker.

Schilling more. ZfSfmfMr? more TflAVOtt Mustard She got a sample at the floor with ilavor never found before i VK-m- And all her family calls COURTEOUS men in the Kellogg Sampling Crew are delivering free samples of a new and improved cereal to homes in this neighborhood. You may have enjoyed bran-and- wheat' cereals before but wait till you taste Kellogg's PEP Bran Flakes! A Here's new tempting taste! Marvelous nourishment! Plus important mildly laxative effect. Enjoy this gift from the Kellogg Company. Buy Kellogg's PEP Bran Flakes from your grocer.

Always oven-fresh. Delicious. Ready to eat with milk or cream. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. NEW AND IMPROVED m.

WHEAT BRAN FLAKES WITH OTHEH 5 Of WHEAT Value Vat Pure Granulated SUGAR 10 Ibs. 54e Creamery BUTTER, First Quality, Wet Wrap Ib, 33o OLEOMARGARINE 2 Ibi. 25c California or Daisy FLOUR 241-lb. saok 680 Large Package PEET'S GRANULATED WASHING MACHINE SOAP and Two Giant Bars CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 29c Small Size OXYDOL 2 pkgs, Me HY-PRO al. CORN, PEAS, TOMATOES, KRAUT, HOMINY, STRING BEANS II oans 99o GIN RICKEY or GINGER ALE, Quart Bottle 2 for 25c Quart Jar MIRACLE WHIP 39o MORTON'S SALT 2 for I5o Buck Rogers Punch-o-bag Free Bulk COMPOUND Ib.

(Oe Van Camp's PORK AND BEANS No. oan lOo Armour's or Golden Key MILK 4 large oans 25e CORN FLAKES 2 for 1 60 TOMATO SAUCE 8 ems 25o MACARONI or SPAGHETTI 6-lb. box 49o Grahams or Soda CRACKERS 2-lb. box 24o BULK PEANUT BUTTER 2 Ibs. 26e Viotory DOG FOOD 6 eans 2Bc MOTHER'S with Crystal Ware 24e PINK BEANS 10 Ibs.

33o No. 10, SO'CalUd Gallon DEL MONTE CRUSHED PINEAPPLE gal, can. 59c MEL SMITH'S MARKET 1229 NINETEENTH PHONE 264 This SpriiiK RIB CHOPS ALVIB BOX CUT SHOULDEU AST LOIN CHOI'S 30c 20c 1b. 30c Younir Steer FIRST CUT SHOULDER ROAST SECOND CUT SHOULDER ROAST Kttl" CROSS RIB ROAST PLATE BOIL OR STEW lb. lb.

lie lb. 16c lb 12c RIB OR SHOULDER CHOPS. CROWN ROASTS mm If Pill SHOULDER ROASTS BtaFlfci VEAL BREAST FOR STUFFING OR STEW lb. 25c Ib. 18c 15c ISc Bacon Squares Ib.

I8c Bacon Strips Ib. 25c FRESH DRESSED FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES LOCAL TOMATOES Ibg. 24c ITALIAN OR SUMMER SQUASH 3 Ibs lOc CUCUMBERS ....4 for lOc CANTALOUPES emch Se ICE COLD WATERMELONS One package of Kellogg's PEP with purchase of two packages of Kellogg's Corn Flakes and one package of Wheat Krispies for mm i 6 cans I9c I4c ISc Tomato Half Gallon Six Large Boxes Port, Muscatel, 1 81c 2 gal. HfcG Morton's 1 Salt ft pkgs. IOC Punching Bag Free White Eagle Soap Chips 5-1 b.

b.ox P. 4 G. 1 Large cakes 1 One Box Oxydol Free Pebble Beach Al Whisky qt. 1 Pint, B4c; 2 Pint, 30c N. B.

C. Rltz MM Crackers Ib. pkg. sf ftG Del Monte Tomato Mi- No, 1 cansftUC Del Monte Oval Tin Sardines Favorite Dbg cans I9c Spaghetti or Macaroni. Pot Roast Ib.

I2c Ib. Veal Steak. lb. Plate and Brisket Ib. WASHINGTON MARKET 1917-1919 Street PHONE 1083 FREE DELIVERY Friday and Saturday Specials IDE'S MAYONNAISE Quarts 43c 24c Dressing or Spreads Quarts 37c Pints 21c Shoulder Steak lb.

196 Sparerlbs I8c lOc 2 25c Lean Boneless I Stew Ib. IDC Kokoheart Rod or Blue Bell- Second Grade Ib. ID ibs. 2ZC White Onions Olbs. OC Golden Ripe Bananas Ibs.

Large Fancy Utah A. Celery OC Watermelon- Ice 1C Extra Fancy Tomatoes Ibs..