Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 February 1951 — Page 47

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and speed and economy.

It's Best to Know Oranges

YOU HAVE TO know -your Grade “A”, and if you're: buying oranges when you buy them-‘from/| Florida oranges, it's best to know

Florida. It is the system of grading.| to which erp ith belongs.

Florida grades oranges in each of |

three.seasons. * ‘Black Pepper Leads The first oranges are Known as!

‘Hamlins, and appear on the IN Demand for Spices. market from October through No-| = Old-time coffee grinders have vember, {gone to the attic or antique dealTHE SECOND, tid- season. or- er, the whole spice business indi- | anges, are called “Seedlings! and cates. People want prepafed spic-|

“Pineapples.” They come in from! December into February. je5, Ko-We-Ea officials Say.

Thy Tire To tre Sandia orl ange, the best of them all, the ing followed by cinnamon, exclusive choice of Ko-We-Ba|powder, paprika and nutmeg. for juice, and they start coming Ko-We-Ba packs all of its own ‘about March 1. vii Spices, Hotels and restaurants buy | em in 1-5 pound packages. BUT THE CATCH is that in| Occasionally ral a pi who each class of orange there is aigrinds his own.

chili|

Black pepper is the fastest mov- |

Mechanical Stacking For Speed, Economy

Here's the neat, well-lighted interior with uncluttered aisles, and mechanical stacking for ease

It's Cheaper to Buy Better Grades of Food

| It pays to buy quality food. This lis why:

| lof peas, one at 30 cents and one {at 15 cents, and buys the 15-cent ican, she may find they are so Facking in flavor and eye appeal that the family eats only about {half what they have beén served. And that makes the higher | priced foods cheaper, no throwlaway.

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _

What Name Ko-We-Ba Means

KO-WE-BA has name-lure.

told - several have been named Ko-We-Ba.

They're told, also, that a Hoo-| (sier branch of Redmen's Lodge =... .¢ the corporation's three called itself Ko-We-Ba Chapter. founders — Kothe, ‘Lodge .members liked the name! Bauer.

KO-WE- BA name, o The name was taken from the ‘first two

[and believed it to be of Indian] Company officials have been { origin. Indianapolis girls

x» is not

letters of the last

Wells and

an Indian’

If a housewife sees two cans,

——— =

greatest care .

vor in your cup.

for Iced Tea.

Ask Your Independent

Grocer for 'KO-WE-BA Tea

KO-WE-BA

“MEANS THE BEST"

Delicious Tea

The Finest Blends of Imported Teas

KO-WE-BA selects its teas with

the finest varieties. . ~ them for perfectly delicious fla-

BA Brand next time and enjoy tea at its BEST—whether you prefer Orange Pekoe, Gunpowder Green, or our Special Blend

KO-WE-BA Orange Pekoe | Gunpowder Green Tea Special Blend for Iced Tea

KOTHE, WELLS & BAUER CO. . INDIANAPOLIS

. . imports only . . blends

So, get KO-WE-

KO-WE

from

"WITH COMPLIMENTS | AND BEST WISHES" TO |

HH i 1H BA | ew ii Hi il

CANNERS. inc. |

'BENTON HARBOR, MICHIGAN

IN EVERY INDUSTRY THE PRODUCTS OF ONE MANUFACTURER STAND OUT AS THE STANDARD BECAUSE OF CERTAIN BUILT-IN QUALITIES OF EXCELLENCE THAT DEFY COMPETITION

Thus It Must Always Be With York Products

ALL YORK REFRIGERATION EQUIPMENT INSTALLED IN THE NEW KO-WE-BA OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE FURNISHED BY

FROST ARR CO., INC.

838 N. DELAWARE ST. Indianapolis, Indiana Phone LI-1425

: : THURSDAY, FEB. 22, 1051."

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Congratulations and Best Wishes

KO-WE-BA

“MEANS THE BEST"

Fancy Pickles

MICHIGAN f. FRUIT...

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"2 [WET DILL STRIP

TFL. PINT

Candied Sweet DILL STRIPS

® Fancy, four-inch slices of extra-delicious Dill Pickles, vacuum-sealed in reusable pint size refrigerator jars. Also Whole, Baby and Ko-

sher Dills. ®

On Sale at Your

'KOTHE, WELLS & BAUER

hy,

Independent Grocers

Branches at Kokomo A

WISCONSIN'S FINEST!

KO -WE-BA Sweet Pickles in Quart Jars

“eo Large, whole Sweet Pickles of fine texture, delightfully spiced. Packed in thrifty quart jars. Also

Fancy Mixed Pickles Whole Sour Pickles Plain Kosher Pickles and Overnight Dilis

EFRIGERATOR 12-4)

Crisp Sweet GHERKINS

® Small, crisp Sweet Gherkins at their tasty, zesty best.

* Vacuum-sealed in pint refrig-

Also KO-WE-BA Sweet Midgets in 8-01. jars.

erator jars.

® We |

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KO-WE-BA | from the SEARLE BROKERAGE C0). 8TH FLOOR ROOSEVELT BUILDING INDIANAPOLIS, IND. y Brachs © 00 ® 0 0 extend congratulations and sincerest wishes for continued success to a loyal and long-time distributor of Brach’s candies— Kothe, Wells and Baver Co., Inc. J. Brach & Sons Chicago

IT HAS BEEN A PLEASURE TO WORK HAND IN GLOVE

With

KO-WE-BA

EVER SINCE WE'VE BEEN IN BUSINESS,

Firm's Of Well Trai

In Know:

Head of Ko-\ Has Long Ex In Food Busi

When you look at executives you see ¢ know-how. It's their record make Ko-We-Ba ons tion's foremgst gro houses. All, are actively

' operation of the busi

long have been ehgaj facture, purchase and of foods. A. H. Gisler, the dent, came to Ko-W with years of exper food business. He company when it | Grocers’ Supply Co.’ been general manage tary-treasurer. Previ secretary of the Gei Co. Active in civic affs anthropic projects, I 61 years old. He's a the city Board of S inent in local politics member of the city He belongs to Imm gelical and Reforr and serves on the b YMCA, YWCA, R Flanner House and tral College. Mr. Gisler was edu bash College, where his letter in football ball. Later he played baseball in the Cer of Dayton and the Tl} at Decatur. Son is Vice Pi

His son, A.C. Gi president, had held ] department of Korole of vice presiden job with Ko-We-Ba, 29, is factory superir in complete charge ¢ facturing departmen graduate of Kentuc Institute, Lydon, Kj War II he was a lieu Air Force, serving é bombardier and rad. C. L. Hackerd, wh vice president and sa ing on institutional | George W. Pittma who is 58, has been ir dustry over 35 yeal with Ko-We-Ba. He chasing agent for su soaps, olives and ot! items. The treasurer, C. age 55, has been in t] ness more than 30

" credif manager and |

charge of Ko-We-Ba' department.

Laboratory Guard Qua

Laboratory testing We-Ba keep top-rung All products — co foods, canned goods, are laboratory testec uate chemist. Kenneth McAbee graduate of Butler U rects the laboratory went to Ko-We-Ba from the Navy and in six major invasio War II

Eight Trucks # Ko-We-Ba Food

Eight trucks soon Ko-We-Ba's efficient tem. Indiana boundarie yette on the north, west, Anderson and east, and Columbus ¢ south. Three truck receivi mit inside loading.

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