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Fic. 36—Separate parts of Gurler covered pail. 
of these tests is very striking and is an indication of what it 
is possible to do in a stable where there are no extreme ef- 
forts made to maintain a high degree of cleanliness. There 
is, of course, a slight economic disadvantage in the use of 
this pail in that the absorbent cotton is somewhat expensive 
and its use adds very slightly to the cost of production. How- 
ever, this increased cost is quite insignificant when considered 
on the basis of the increased cost per quart of milk, . 
Strainer tests with the Haymaker pail. A few tests made 
with this pail with and without the cover have been given in 
the early part of this article. This pail as sent out by the in- 
ventor has a very ingenious arrangement for straining the 
milk. This strainer consists of a small cistern with a wide 
flange over which a strainer cloth is placed and held in posi- 
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