A Great Record

The I'ricc Bektag Powder Company, nf Chicago, which N known throoghoot the country for the superior excellence ot lts Baking l'owáér, mei with a serióos kwe on the morniog erf May 18th, in the nearly total destrurt ;ou by fire of its faetory and oííires. No sooner liad tin' llames been subdued tliaii the work of vestoratioai ooinmenced, and the Company by prudent foreedght, haviag had ntorcd in oiitside warchoiiscs du])licate inacliineiy, labels and supplies of raw inateriails im preparation for any emergeocy, was enabled by energetic ntosagement to resume manufacturiiiK withln ;i very few days after the fire, thereby oausing its customerH but a trifliiii; delay in the filling of its orders. Hd the Company not beon o prepared the dclay woold have been ver serious since it woold have required months of time to get new machinery. It is now forty years since the goods maimfaetured by th,ta eoin]iany were first. placed on the mnrket, to Dr. Prioe bt'ing due the dist inct ion of haylog prepared the first can of Oream of Tartar Baking I'owder ever manufacturad in any country. It waj a rreat dteoovery snpersedlng ae it did, th old method of nst&g eresm of tartar and soda scnarately, to say nothing of saleratus, with which the bisouit of early days Avas embittered. The I'ri' Oompony has no connectkm with any dthcr baking powder cotnpony or nuurafactnrer, notwithstanilin representatlong to the coetrary made by otJier nianufacturen wliosc ole alm is to deceive the pnblic aad borrow the good name and fame acqolred by the Price Cream liakinp: Powder, which is known all over the world as the pnreet and "most perfect made."