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9m "Just a Little fetter than Necessary" MOTOR. CAR At every point in I lie construction and ctjuipnicnt of a Bodge Brothers Motor Car you will find the principle, "just a little better than necessary," carried out. There has been no effort to produce a car thai wc-uld sicJI at a low price. Dodge Brothers have 'produced a motor car in which material, design and manufacturing practice set a new standard for highest quality at a moderate cost to the Your enthusiasm over one feature has scarcely subsided tbe- fore you discover that another and then another reaches the same high plane and each in turn bears out the ever present a little better than necessary." On almost every road in the country the sttiixlihess and Steadiness and unusual comfort of the ear have been fully dcmoii- but nowhere has the conquest of Dodge, Brothers Motor more vnMly.shownthan right here in Kern one htmrlred of Ihcse sturdy cars ai-e daily driving home ithe force of this slogan, "just a little better than necessary." Frai Notes Steep hills, isands, rough roads or, mud roads have hcld'no lew.or Brothers Motor Car. It has done evei y- thing it has been asked to do, and many things that have Jbeen called that you may choose for.it but to provebeyond a chance of doubt that it is actually "just a little better than tec-Mi For Motor Satisfaction Your Car Should Be a Dodge Brothers.

More Than Two Score Mcm- bew.of/Pytliian Orders Leave For Taft. More than two score of Knights ot Pytliiaa and Pythian Sisters will motor to Taft late where they will attend this evening one of tho most over held by the of the'West Side city. Arif to be held and a reception'will -follow. Among those who aro making the trip are: Mr. and Mrs.

L. 0. Sill, Mr. and Mrs. VKHUafti Mr.

and Mrs. V. Kallo'ch, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hnlincs, Ut and Mrs.

Mack-' biirn, Mr. and Mrs. E. Sanders, Mr. and: Mrs.

Charles Bare, Mr. and Mrs. Cllffon WHHaniB, Mr: and Mrs. Thomas Williams, Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Cable, Mr. and Mrs. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Dumble, Mr.

and Mrs. John Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hill, Mr. and Mrs.

Marl; Uchten- stein, Mrs. William Phillips, Mrs. Kills Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Eliza Dodge, Mrs.

Perlee, Mrs. Jane Cooper, Mrs. Haael Haas, Miss Taylor, Mrs. Flinin- ger, Mrs. Harry Cheney, Mrs.

Earl Howard, Mrs. Georgie Badger, Ethel Snetzer, Miss Genieve Wilbur, Miss Louise Meyerhosser, Miss Marie Ueger, Miss Mary Williams, the Misses Bulin, Mossrs. Dumble', Clark, Doitze, Perlee, -lOleaHon, Wynne and Osborne. ELKS ANIVEHCARY. With the announcement that the sixth construction and occupation of.the;P.

0. E. building here will be celebrated on February 22, attention is lo the fact that during year the last of the Hall Association stock were bought (i and tho lodge now QWiiil the fine build ing, subject, $13,000 mortgage. It is announced local will not have any out" this year. An initiation and banquet will be held and the officers of the Hanford lodge will Three Local Entrants in Visalia Road Race Ed Tice, riding a Harley-Davidsonj Morris Tice, riding an Excelsior, and Bert Gllmore on a Harley, are competing today in the 100-mile motorcycle road race at Visalia.

The. Tice boys are tho favorites at Visalia, and it is very probable that one or more of the Bakersflold entrants will be in the money at the finish. Ed Tice is considered one of the best, if not the best, motorcycle rider in the San Joaquin valley. His feat in coming in second to Morty Graves in the recent 100-mile free-for-all in Bakersfield, when the world's record was smashed, is still fresh in the memory of motorcycle fans. Tice came very near winning, the only thing preventing it being a minor mechanical trouble Studebaker Six Sold to H.

E. Jaynes Today The Studohaker garage has just sold a Studebaker 6 cylinder car to II. E. Jayhes, of tho Oxweld Brassing Company on Grove street, through Jack Lfacobs, local salesman. Jacobs is in IiOs Angeles now, arranging for another shipment of tho new cars.

Local News Brevities L. Thomas, Dodge salesman for. the Bakersfield garage, Is on the West Side today. Bernheim, a buyer for M. Phillips company of Francisco, was in Bakoi'tifleld this mprpjng.

Corpner.A. weutto.Mojavo today to hold the inquest over tho remains of William Johnson, the well known Mojaverosldent, who died suddenly yesterday. U. W. Blair of Fresno is a business visitor in Bakersfield today.

LADY MACCABEES. A merry been planned, by the Iya Maccahees for next Monday night, when dancing and cards will be enjoyed at Castle hall. Buffet refreshments served and a' small admission 'jvill be charged. WOMEN OF WOODCRAFT. Unusual interest is.

being taken hy Women of Woodcraft in the social session which will follow the regular meeting on next Tuesday evening Cards and dancing diver sion" for lodge members and refreshments will be scrverl. The affair is iii charge of Lowell, Kan DEGREE OF HONOR. Aboard party is on next Friday evening by tire Dcgrqej ol Honor. ft East Sidie: SPECIAL. 8ALE.

Paints from $1.50 to 12.00 per gallon; See Miller Borglum, 2001 Eye street, phone 844-J. 274 1 CUT THIS IS WORTH MONEY DON'T MISS THIS. Out oqt this slip, enclose with 5c and mall It to Foley Chicago, writing your name and address clearly. You wilrreceive In re- i a trial package -containing Foley's Money and Tar Compound, for Iagrinpe coughs, colds and croup: Foley Kidney Pills, for lame back, weak kidnnva. matism, bladder troubles, and Foley Cathartic! Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for biliousness, headache and sluggish bowels.

J. A. Hughes. i OPEN NOSTRILS! END A COLD OR CATARRH i 1 I How To Got Relief When Head and NOM are Stuffed Up. Count fifty! Your cold in head or catarrh disappears.

Your clogged nostrils will open, the air passages of your head, will aloar and can breathe freely. "'No' more snuffling, hawking, mucous discharge, dryness or headache; no struggling for breath at night Get a amall bottlo' of Ely's Balm from your druggist and apply a little of this fragrant antiseptic cream in your nostrils; It penetrates through every air passage of the sooth ing and healing the swollen or inflamed mucous givjng you instant relief. Keid co)ds and catarrh yield like magic. Don't stay stuffed-up. and miserable.

Belief is sure. A Really First Class Hotel eottfTtry litde a cheap ope. But consider the Jirlcrence "ia the atiaospaere, the people you meet, and the of i atufactiou. you Los Angeles one of the very higbeet clut in the country. European Plan.

$1.50 up. Spring Street at Fourth. "In ikt ctnttrmf C. C. Vmmmlm Tkt AnfthuStrtTI Now is the lime to select your little farm and plant your garden and and become fortified against future adversities.

UNCLE HIRAM'S LITTLE FARMS HOME SITES The place to create health, wealth and happiness. The spot to produce an income and rear healthy and useful children. Everything California soii produces may be grown on these little farms. iTliese little farms and 'home sites are Ideated on Niles street one-haJf mile east of the big new school building and opposite the famous Derusha Vegetable Gardens. Mr.

Derusha captured six medals at the Panama-Pacific Exposition for the best sweet potatoes, onions, cucumbers and beets. The rich productive soil and climatic conditions together-with the ideal location and abundant water supply make these ahe most attractive home sites eyer offered in Bakersfield. And think of the extraordinary prices and terms. The sinaller tracts at $150 and larger ones at $300, each on terms of cash and balance $5 to monthly. Don't Your Future Home Now.

UNCLE HIRAM'S LITTLE FARMS ASS'N Phone 1781- Rooms 1-2 Hopkins Cob Thomas ofcFresrWvia spending a- few days with Mrs. J. Marion Thomas at tier home on'Nile street Miss' Mary Dowell of'Oregon street has from a lirief, visit iri Fresno. i Mrp, J. Ness, has returned from a brief visit in Los Angeles, bringing with her her.

little niece, who will spend: a few Steaks' witir her. Edward. O'Boyip of trie First Banh of Kern is spending the week end in Los Angeles. J. I.

Higden of Tulare, with his son is spending a few days in East Bakers field. H. KeHey of Fresno was in town yes terdayph; business. A. Butler and W.

Polkingham, ad vanoe agents for the Robinson circus are stopping at the Metropole hotel While in town on business. Jack Nelson has purchased a new Jeffreys car for the use of his family 13. Stephenson of San Francisco was a business 'visitor in town yesterday Frjends of E. O. Burges will be sorry to of his serious illness at th home of Mrs.

Will Janes, on Monterey street. R. JS. Doyle of San Francisco regis tered yesterday at the ho tel while in town on business. W.

G. Morgan, fuel axpert for th Southern Pacific, is stopping in town E. H. Lindquist of San Francisco is spending-a few days in town visiting friends here. Southern Pacific TODAY and TOMORROW CHAPLIN in SUBMARINE PIRATE" A Five Reel Keystone; and OF THE ABYSS" Featuring Mary Boland and Willard Mack TEN BIG TRIANGLE REELS What will interest a number of peo the announcement which has been received from Eastern' connec tjons of the Southern Pacific that second class colonist tickets, will be on sale from March 25th to April 14th inclusive, from Eastern points to com mon points in California, which dude Bakersfield.

By direct line from Chicago the rate will be $40.50, from Missouri River points, $32.60, with corresponding reductions from all other Eastern points. Includes stops'at any point alongthe line, not exceeding seven days at hny one poin Both the and Mojave wreckers were used in clearing the main track near Woodford, yesterday The road was opened at' yesterday afternoon alter being clWed fdr nine hours. The "Twin Beds" theatrical com pany will arrive tomorrow oh train 108 with a special baggage car and sleeper. R. iAsh, clerk at Fowler, will be in Bakersfleld tomorrow.

T. V. Work, fireman, will be in town from'Fresno this week. W. W.

Martin will spend the week end hvLos Angeles. A special sleeper will be placed on train No. 8 for Angeles tomorrow for about twenty, members of the bar association. J. B.

Keyes was among the fleld rosldents who recently stopped at the Manx hotel in San Francisco. I T. H. Minor loft last evening for Humboldt county, whore he will remain for a week. S.

K. Dickinson came down from Randsburg today, Ernest Laird of Weldon was among he out-of-town visitors here w.aa.ahiohg tho Maricopa residents here today. Emmett Berry was down from the lack ranch today. Mr. and Mrsl O.

J. St. Clnlr Of Maricopa were among today's visitors in Blikersficld. Sam DlckinHon, a business man of lantlsburg, is ip Bakersfleld today. Dorsey and M.

R. I'ttrra left by uto this morning for Los Angeles. L. M. Underwood is a visitor here Wni tho desert.

Lloyd Tevis, who has been here for levei'al days, leaves for San Francisco tonight. The work of tree! planting on the Tojon road will begin on Monday unr ler tho direction, of Supervisor J. M. Bush. Maternity! The Wordjf Words It mriitcn Info CTpcclatlons that ttotherhoud la the one sublime accomplishment.

And If there la anything, no matter how simple, how apparently trivial it may seem, if It cnti help, assist or In any way comfort tlio expectant mother. It la a blessing. And mich fa a remedy called Friend." You apply it over tho stomach muscles. It is gently rubbed on the surface, and makes the muscles pliant; this relieves the strain on llc.imcnts, natural expansion takes place without undue effect upon tho nerves. And as the time approaches, the mind lias gone through a period ot repose, of gentle expectancy, and this has an unquestioned Influence upon the future child.

That this Is true is evidenced hy I lie fact that three generations mothers have used and recommended "Mothei's Friend." Ask your nearest druggist for a battle of this splendid remedy. Ho will gol It for you. And thori write to Bradflcld Regulator 407 Lamar Atlanta, for a most Interesting book of Information in prospective mothers. It Is mailed free, Writs today. It a book you will enjoy.

Men with mothers and wives to protect: See "The Battle Cry of Peace" at Parra's theatre February 16, 17, 18, Two Carloads of Cars Disposed of in Week The 'Bakersfield Garage unloaded a carload; of Dodge cars last Sunday: and ahem- another carload yesterday. They are all'Isold, already. "Buslnoaa is Erb arid Drury, The American Jewelry Co. lias been appointed Official Watch Inspectors of the SahlaFeR.K. Co.

Special Sale of Watches As a result of this ap- poihlment we are having a special sale on watches of all graces. JSee Our Windows For Prices. That ticklish turn on a slippery road is literally "a cinch" with this equipment. The dictionary defines "cinch" ns "a tight sure So it is with Firestone grip is tight and sure. Tho Cxtra thick, buoyant tread holds the car true -steady.

vibration and adds to your tort and the life of your car. We can Rive you both Non-Skid and Smooth equipment which Iff 1 Mcuit Miles per Dollar Get Firestone Accessories and Repair Materials! They are practical, economical, easy to apply and always Firestone Cure-C'vtt, Cementless Tube Patches, Lace-on "Boots, all these are essential parts of our essential service. Try U3. Let lis double your motoriug STUDEBAKER GARAGE 18th and Streets Phone 733 or UNIVERSAL CAR know, wli.it your -nititor UviB iTli'ci niitliou -car Ford pcrloriiiiiiicc Jinswct 's your the motor cur needs oi all classes, tlic Fort! is opcratotl and niaiiiluliiediu.cUy or country J'or aljout two cents a universal Ford service bcliind it. Touring Car $110; Himabout $390; Coupelet $590; Town $(510; Sedan $710, F.

O. B. Detroit. On disphij! and sale at Ford Garage Geo; Haberfcld, Agent..