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ghargies; Cream Separators 



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Capacity, 300 Pounds of New Milk Per Hour, Price *75, is Fur- 

 nished Complete, as Shown in Cut, Without 

 LiCf^s or Table. 



THIS machine is designed to 

 meet the demnnd for a strictly 

 reliable Han(i-i)ower Separa- 

 tor of lowest iiossible first cost. It 

 must be understood, however.that 

 tbough low in price it is in no sense 

 a cheap or second-rate separator. 

 The materials entering into its 

 construction are the best obtain- 

 able. The work is done by the 

 same workmen and subjected to 

 rigid Inspection, just as in our 

 higher-priced No. 1 Safety Hand 

 Separators. 



In clean skimming and in the 

 quality of cream and butter the 

 WHS SEPAKATOR is exactly 

 on a par with the No. 1 Safety. 



As a matter of fact there is not 

 on the market a Hand-power Sep- 

 arator selling for less than $W0 

 that will equal the WHS Sepa- 

 rator in quality, work and general 

 satisfaction. 



In considering the first cost of a 

 Separator count up the gain 

 which we absolutely guarantee 

 by its use, and see if it will not 

 amount to at least fifty per cent, 

 or one hundred per cent, per year 

 on the investment. 



If the first cost of a Separator 

 seems high for a farm implement, 

 please consider, for a moment, 

 that it is an all-the-y ear-round machine, Sundays included, and not like 

 nearly all other agricultural machinery— only intended for use a few 

 days in a year. 



Remember, in estimating the cost, that a Separator must have a con- 



stitution like a man who never gets sick, for it won't do to have the 

 machine break down for a single day. For that and other reasons a 

 Separator must be built like a watch, iind not like a corn sheller. 



Every spindle in a Sharpies' Separator is gauged to a limit of less than 

 one one-tlidiisaiKith pin t ol an inch, and the material used in its spin- 

 dles is the finest crucible steel. The bowl can be put on an anvil and 

 hammered lor an hour witli ii sledtre.but will not show the slit? litest crack. 



IT TUItNS EASILY.-The bowls arc liMliter f hail any others olsame 

 capacity, while all the beiu inj^s are of hard steel and of i xceptional 

 truth and roiiiKlness. This, ti igi t her with the fact that the gearing is of 

 an irapr(i\ eil ilcsisfn and \ery accurately cut, explains the reasons for 

 very easv-rumiing hand machines. 



TkE fiOWL IS SIMPLE AND EASY TO CLEAN— Not over four or 

 five minutes are required in which to thoroughly wash and cleanse a 

 bowl. First washing must be done with cold wat<>r. Every part is open 

 and accessible, and no corners for dirt or milk to lodge in unseen. 



Power Machines are described in a little bookletwhich we will be glad 

 to forward free on application. 



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W H S HAND SEPARATOR, 

 No. I /SAFETY HAND SEPARATOR, - 

 SEPARATOR OIL, per gallon can, 

 SEPARATOR OIL, five gallons, • 



$ 75.00 

 100.00 

 1.00 

 4.00 



PURITY OF PRODUCT. 



There is no subject receiving more attention at present among bacte- 

 riologists than disease germs existing in milk; especially is this true of 

 the tubercular or consumptive germs. The appalling increase of tuber- 

 culosis has caused many of the State Legislatures to take up the subject. 



It is a recognized fact that in milk set Viy the gravity system, all of the 

 bacteria matter or filth, if you wish to term it so, is left in the milk or 

 cream. Any one who has not seen the parts of a machine cleansed after 

 separating, would be amazed at the quantity of dirty, slimy, sickening 

 matter that is washed off the parts. Especially may this fact be noted 

 with the SHAUPLKS' SEPAKATORS. 



Contained in this tilth are thedisease germs that one has been pouring 

 into his system, unconsciously bringing disease and death on himself, 

 his family or his friends. Some phj sicians are advocating separator 

 milk as preferable to mother's milk for young babies. 



We can furnish a smaller Separator, adapted for use in small dairies 

 of from two to six or eight cows. This is a most excellent machine and 

 does its work better than any other make of same size and capacity. 



PRICE, 



$50.00 



gTAR 



MILK COOLERS. 



THESE are thorough aerators, 

 because the water flowing 

 upwards inside the sheets of 

 copper becomes heated by the 

 warm milk tlowing down over the 

 outsides, this brings warm milk 

 and warm water together at the 

 top of the cooler; the milk being 

 gradually cooled as it descends, 

 leaves the Cooler within two de- 

 grees of the temperature of water 

 run through it. 



In the smallest size every drop 

 of milk is compelled to flow over 

 forty inches of surface, all on out- 

 side of machine. Will cool milk 

 as fast as it can be milked; no ice 

 required. 



These Coolers are constructed 

 of Coijper Sheet and Brass Cast- 

 ings, hea\'ily tinned, and have 

 surfact- enough to do the work 

 claimed in hot weather. Will not 

 rust; last a life time. 



PRICE. 



No. I STAR COOLER, 60 gallons per hour, - $25.00 

 No. 2 STAR COOLER, 90 " " - 27.50 



s tandard 

 Aerator me Cooler. 



Tee Standard will aerate and cool fifty gallons of milk per hour to 

 within two degrees of the temperature of the water used . All of the 

 milk flows down over forty inches of cold surface, and by the time it 

 reaches the bottom it is cold. 



PRICE. 



Plain Cooler, as used with Separator, - $5.00 



Cooler, including 18-qt. Milk Tank, Milk Flow Reg- 



ulator, Brackets, Screws and Hose, 

 Barrel Connections, extra, - - 75c. 

 Syphons, $6.00 



LANTERNS. 



This Lantern has the Lift Wire Attachments and 

 Guard, and is desirable for hand service. Made in 

 Bright Tin. Brass or Copper. Can be filled, lighted, 

 regulated and extinguished without removing globe. 

 Price, 50 cents. 



DASH BOARD LANTERN, Price 90c. 



6.00 



ALL PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. 



