Deseret farmer. [volume], April 17, 1909, Page 9, Image 9

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'-. Saturday, April 17, 909- ' -THE DESK RET FARMER . H
to meet the objection that has somc
':': limes been made to the lifting of
milk into it. Is is spun from a single
sheet of tin-plate, so that it is seam
less and absolutely sanitary, while it
is globe shaped and thus avoids any
splashing over of the milk.
The bowls retain, the distinctive
"Alpha-Disc" tand "Split-Wing" tu
bular shaft Lc Laval features, but
have been scientifically rc-designed
from engineering considerations, so
as to involve the least air resistance
' ' in being driven and in the discharge
of cream and skim-milk from them.
The bowl is more sanitary in its
construction, being free from tubes,
"Wj$, wings, orifices or any parts which
' arc not casijy unassembled and may
not be quickly and completely clean
ed. The supporting spindle now sets
well up under the bowl at the center
of weight and balances. It is of the
I combined spindle and worm screw
V type, but still detachable from the
I bowl, the spindle always remaining
. J in the frame where no harm can come
to it. It is thus said to possess all
0 the advantages of both the old
HOW TO CONVERT BUTTER
FAT 1HT0 REAL HONEY
Put yonr Cream in the
JENSEN "Blue Top" Cans,
win tha lids to the cans;
see that the name "JENSEN
CREAMERY COMPANY, Salt
Lake City, Utah," is on the
shipping tag, also your
name and post office ad-
- dress. Take the cans to
the nearest railway station;
"WE WILL DO THE REST"
- YOU WILL GET YOUR MONEY!
f If you do not have the
. . JENSEN "Blue Top" Cans,
write or 'phone us for them; .
f use only the "Blue Top"
Cans.
JENSEN CREAMERY CO.
( Salt Lake City, Utah
double and single bowl spindles, with
none of the .previous disadvantages
of cither.
The top bearing, which provides
the yielding cushion the bowl spin
dle must have, is most ingeniously
simple, hardy and inexpensive. It is
merely a circular bowed steel spring
surrounding the bronze bushing, un
affected by wear or conditions of use
and easily removed and replaced.
A new feature which appeals to
every housewife is the drip shelf
coming between the frame and the
stool and catching any oil or over
flow of milk and water, thatmight
otherwise run to the floor.
The new machines have .been the
subject of mucjhr favorable comment
by Experiment Station and other
authorjtics and many experienced
users of separators have come to ap
preciate some of the difficulties they
had to contend with before and some
of the new features which it seems
hard to be without once it is known
that they can be had.
More than 15,000 users of old ma
chines various other makes as well
as antiquated Dc Laval arc said to
have availed during 1908 of the small
"trade" allowances which the Dc
Laval Company makes for , sugJi old
machines, and it is confidently ex
pected that a still larger number will
do so this year.
The accompanying sectional view
of one of the machines illustrates
some of the new features mentioned.
o
IT PROVED TRUE.
Lazy Lewis "I was told dat dc
farmer wot lives on dat hill paid his
hands jistPdc same whedder dcy
worked or not, soJ went an' lured
t him." 1
Tired Thomas "Den yoiisc played
off sick, I reckon." "N
Lazy Lewis "Yep; an' at dc end
ov dc month I found dat he never
paid nobody nothin' nohow." Chic
ago News.
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A Very Effective Remedy.
Kindly send us your .pictures of
"famous horses." Ve have Gom
bault's Caustic Balsam in stock, anc1
find it a 'very effective remedy.
EEAVER DRUG CO., Salt Lake
City, Utah.
o
While t the road' to hell is paved
with gopd intentions it is also sur
faced1 wjith poor excuses.
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IJl improved Dc Laval Cream Separators arc B H
fll fully ten years ahead of any other machine M H
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valuable improvements devised and per- V
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H Every feature of the Dc Laval has been improved, from the H H
H supply can to the base. The new centre-balanced bowl with H H
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tl c now one-piece "anti snlash., sanitary supply can, adjust- Wnm H
Bd able shelves for skim-milk and cream receptacles, new frame BB H
H designs, and many other but less important improvements, H H
H all combining to maVc the Dc Laval as nearly ideal as a. H H
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H the proper size machine for every size of dairy from the H M
H smallest to the largest and no cow owner can afford to be M
PJ without one of these improved machines. It will cost you PI M
nothing to sec and cxa nine the new Dc Laval and right at Ejfl M
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H illustrated catalog descibing the Dc Daval improvements in H M
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IH mation as to how you may have a free demonstration of HH M
1 the imrroved Dc Lav in your own home. It will pay you fl H
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Facts About The Self Balancing Bowl I
The gearing or running mechanism of the Simplex comprises H
an entirely new feature, namely: "The Self-Balancing Bowl." This
improvement, which is broadly patented in all the dairy countries, H
overcomes the greatest weakness that has come to all makes of H
separators heretofore, namely: liability of bowls to get out of bal- H
ancc. The fact has been proven not only by practical experience H
on the farm, but by exhaustive tests toy dairy schools, that good H
skimming can not be done in an unbalanced bowl: the vibration and H
jar prevent a thorough separation, and more than that, a great deal
of extra wear is thrown upon the bearings and gearing and the H
separator runs perceptibly harder. For this reason, it has been ncc- H
cssary with all makes of separators heretofore to occasionally send H
the bowl to the factory to be rebalanced, involving a considerable H
expense not only for labor, but for cxprcssagc on the bowl both H
ways, and on the loan bowl, if it is not convenient to suspend the H
use of the separator while the bowl has gone back to the factory H
ror rebalancing. M
The Simplex Hand! Separators arc now made with a system of H
bearings which allows the bowl to run on its neutral axis unrc- H
strained so that it will run quietly even if out of mechanical bal- H
.ance. A demonstration of the Simplex Self-Balancing Feature can
fbc quickly made by placing a coin, say a 25 cent piece, inside of H
'the bowl and noting the fact that the bowl will come up to speed H
without producing any jar or vibration in the frame or gearing and H
without making the machine run harder. This improvement in- jH
creases, largely the value of the hand separator, and when 'ms im- H
provcmdffy: becomes better appreciated, it will be insisted upon by H
purchasers. No intelligent dairyman who will investigate the Self- H
Balancing Bowl feature of the Simplex, would think of buying- the H
old style mechanically balancing separator, the bowl of which can H
be thrown out of balance and' rendered inefficient by a weight as H
small as a bird shot. The cream separator in the future will be a H
self-balancing machine; there can be no question on this point.
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