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The Fallacy of "Something Just
as Good at a Lower Price"
Women accustomed to use high-grade Cream of
Tartar baking powders like Royal Baking Powder
are sometimes induced to try other brands at the
solicitation of canvassers or because of apparent
lower cost.
Almost invariably those who make such a change
notice the inferiority in taste and texture of the bis
cuits, cake, muffins and other food prepared with
the cheaper baking powder and discontinue its use
with no desire to repeat the experiment.
The difference in cost in practical use between
inferior alum and phosphate powders and Royal
Baking Powder is less than a cent for each cake or
pan of biscuits. Certainly too small a difference to
warrant putting alum into food, and especially food
for children.
The label on the can shows whether the baking
powder you are now using, or any brand that may be
offered, contains alum or phosphate instead of Cream
of Tartar. Read the label carefully and remember it
never pays to sacrifice quality and healthfulness for
low price.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.
New York
YUMA AND VICINITY
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
The Valley Methodists will eat pie
Saturday night.
Word comes from Strathmore, Cal.,
that Rev. B. A. Tomlenson, former
Valley Baptist pastor, is very ill.
There will be a special double
chorus song service at the Methodist
Church tonight.
Yuma Chapter Masons, conferred
the Seventh Degree last night. The
Fullerton lodge officers, and mem
bers present, who conferred the de
gree, were: B. Goodwin, C. S. Chap
man, A. Staley, F. Copp, A. E. Griffin,
F. Benchley, C. R. Allen, J. H. Lang,
S. J. Lilly and A. S. Bradford, the last
named being the district grand deputy
of the Sixteenth Royal Arch District
of California. Later a dinner was giv
eng by F. W. Cresswell of the O. & C.
Construction Company at the Royal
cafe.
LAND FOR RENT 50 acres; 10
acres in alfalfa, balance for cotton; 3
room house, well, canals, etc., all land
fenced. " J. W. Fishbaugh, Somerton,
Arizona. 219-24
MASONIC NOTICE.
All Royal Arch Companions in or
near Yuma are invited to be present
at Masonic hall next Thursday eve
ning at 8 o'clock, at which time the
Seventh Degree of Masonry will be
conferred by the officers of Fuller
ton Chapter, Royal Arch Masons of
Fullerton, Cal. A banquet will be
served at the close of the chapter.
CHAS. M. SMITH,
220-21 Secretary.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
Sunday
9:45 a. m. Sunday school.
10:45 a. m. Church service. Sub
ject, "Going the Limit with God."
6:30 p. m. Young People's meet
ing. 7:20 p. m. Church service. Subject
"An X-Ray of Character."
You are welcome at the Home-iik
Church.
MRS. MOORE, S. S. Supt.
WM. H. FOWLE, Pastor.
CASINO THEATRE.
..Friday Wilifred Lucas in "Th
Rummy," a five reel Fine Arts drama;
also Chester Conklin in "A Tugboat
Romeo," a two reel Keystone.
YUMA THEATRE.
Tonight Helen Holmes in "Th
Whispering Smith," from the famou
novel, a five reel Mutual; also a goo
comedy.
Christmas will be here in tw-weeks.
The Examiner has received a eopj
of the State Industrial School Record
from Fort Grant, which is unique and
full of good features for boys.
New York City has a corner at Fiftk
avenue and Ferty-Second street,
where 17,000 vehicles and many thou
sands of people on foot pass daily. Be
cause of splendid regulations few ac
cidents occur.
GET YOUR MONEY.
The prizes for the Yuma County Fair
will be paid off on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday at the Yuma County Com
mercial Club rooms,
L. W. ALEXANDER,
220-23 Secretary.
The big mail order houses appear
to have spread a blanket of advertise
ing catalogs over this section, whll
most of Yuma merchants are soumk
asleep in broad daylight. The ma,
who advertises right gets the business.
TO LOAN $150,000; client will f
I be here Monday and Tuesday, f
j Dec. 11 and 12. Call at once and
arrange for loan. A. H. McClure,
352 Second St. 222-24-Pd.
O
Ed Peoples of the Peoples Confec-
tirmorv nrhn hon noon 111 ronnrro1 9T
John Gandolfo is leveling his prop-
a-rv nn Wirct nvonno nr nmirf crrppt
in annexation or erecting a uuiiuiuk
Prohibition carried at the late elec-
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AT THE METHODIST CHURCH
Until all nations agree to reduce
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Efforts to reduce the cost of living
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Secretary Houston of the department
or strengtnening to permit stanaara-
tion of fnnns anrl rtriier rantnriP.R.
Did you ever sell your junk? Are
tyit (rnin cy n? TXTo ttmII onnn Inon a nor
We want Rags, Rope, Paper, Brass,
spper, Aluminum, Lead, Zinc, Mag-
Wool. What have you? Tel. 48, or
write Wm. Plane, Yuma, Ariz.
Sunday will be 'Flower Day" at the
Methodist Church. Instead of the us
ual Sunday school hour the pastor will
preach to the children. He will use
a flower as the subject of the talk.
The children will come at 9:45 and
assemble for classes and then after a
chorus by the children he will preach.
It is the plan for Sunday morning to
have each pupil bring a boquet of flow
ers, and a memory verse from the Bi
ble. Every one must bring a boquet
and a verse. The one bringing the best
bouquet and verse will receive free a
nice Nelson Bible bound in Morocco,
with blue ribbon marker. The one
bringing the next best will receive a
Red Russian calf bound Holman Bible.
Many will receive booklets. Mrs. A. J.
Howie, Mrs. W. E. McClure and Mr.
White will be the judges of the flow
ers. Each child is requested to bring
the name of some family who does
not attend church. Lit each bouquet
bear the name of the sender. Let all
who want to be in the children's chorus
on Sunday morning to sing, come to
the church at 3 p. m. Saturday.
Dr. C. H. Adams will preach at the
11 o'clock hour; Professor Nixon will
sing.
Epworth League at 6:30 and it is
exected that we have a splended pro
gram. Sunday night there will be a splen
did song service and the sermon will
be given by the pastor, who will preach
on "Running From God," by request.
Bring your friends and let us boost the
work of God for Yuma. The meetings
will continue.
METHODIST PASTOR.
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