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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-24

STROCK'S EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
Mechanic and Labor Office.
Is W. I'd South Phones 464.
AN experienced Speciality salesman Of
flee supplies, one with city or state &c
quaintance. Address Z 4. Herald
DISTRICT manager for cash register
business; entirely new, hgh-g-ade m2-
chine; automatically throws out ex9ct
charge; magnificent opportunities Now
open; 100 per cent profit. capital required
from 500 TO $500. William Bailey, hector
building. Chicago.
SALEAlAN. experienced in any Fue, to
sell general stores in Utah. An ulexceIied
Specially proposition. commissions S1o
S35 weekly for expenses. The COnunentat
.nv-elrv Co.
t.ERSONS everywhere TO distribute
samples: so weekly and expenses Adj
dress Manager" 4.WeIls Chicago.
So PER month. expenses advanced
Men TO travel post signs, advertise and
leave samples. I<uhman Co, Atlas
book. Chicago.
WANTED-SiX experienced travehng
statesmen for 1906. Give particulars IN
first letter. Dept g, box 410, Kansas City,
40.
Statesmen. NOT .CE-A large. ven
known Chicago house, selling staple, vel
s2of ertised line, has vacancy tor traVebug
balesmen for Utan. bumvHaf opening
State age and experience fully. y ldre.,s
II Scott, - Fifth avenue, Chicago
Young man with $3.50 as partner in an
established. well paying cash business; too
much work for one man; $40 per week and
expenses. Address II, Herald.
MACHINE men and miners wanted. Ap-
ply AT 5l5 West Third South, no later
han Tuesday. Dec. 70.
KAHN q PLJMHOF Employment
Agency, hotel restaurant family and
all kinds of help. Z ". ID So. Ind. 1l6s;
Bell llZG L.
GOOD boy with horse TO deliver route
IN y. ". part of city. Apply 10 Herald
AT ONCE
THREE rock foremen for railroad con
gtFucti0n.
Strokes Employment Agency
Is West Second South.
FORTY good miners; good. comfortable
quarters; permanent employment: wages
s., board 81 cents. Apply @. L. Kennedy,
Mineral Hill, Nevada.
MEN ana boys wanted TO learn plumb
ing trade, pays 50 day after completing
course of practical instruction at home
or ia our schools Graduates admitted TO
union and Master Plumbers association.
Positions secured. toyne Bros. Co.
Plumbing Schools, New York; Cincinnati,
.. Free catalogue.
YOUNG man stenographer, reply in
own handwriting: state age. experience
and salary wanted. Address p. o. box l414-
a WATCH repa1rer. Address rs z. ID
South
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EDUCATIONAL.


GATRELLS Unique School Of Short
hand and Typewriting. Hooper Bldg
YOUNG men wanted 70 prepare for
firemen and brakemeu; Utah ana other
railroads; thorough Instruction in signals
and rules, and proper performance OF du-
ties, recommended and employed when
competent: firemen, $40. become engineers
and earn $3.50: brakemen. sos. become con-
ductoTs and earn $40; name position pre-
feTred; state age; unequailed opportunity
for strong, ambitious young men. Adj
dress Railway Assn, care Salt Lake Her
grd
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TO TRADE.


ACREAGE to trade for building houses.
George Saxfon, & So. Main.
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SECTION TWO
EVERYTHING YOU NEED
LOOK FOR IT.

what is going to happen when they
sesh again. which viii happen i'm De-
cember
q Yes. sir, says the mayor it'll all
be cut out and branded. There amt
anything going 10 happen this winter
which amt been arranged. previous
and satisfactory, and there amt any
thing which has been fixed that amt
going TO happen. They're going 10 dig
this here Panama ditch, the same be-
ing long and expensive, and cinch up
the railroads some tight and annoying.
Old man Sanderson, which met a man
last week that knows a congressman
intimate and personal he told me-
The Mayor Was Downeast.
Mayor ] says, careful and sug-
costing. maybe this here congress per-
son amt as Informed as some. Maybe
he don't know.
Gentlemen, the mayor was mad.
Gentlemen. but he pranced. sanger,
nc says. you cant think Tor shuclls
Amt J telling you that tbe man which
old man SandersOu come across was
told by this here congressman what
was going TO happen. And amt this
congressman one of them that does it,
leave It 10 anybody il that amt
sense
" Mayor l said. quick and acku0Vl-
edeing YOU got sense on your side
but YOU amt using if right. And Tm
repeating. accurate and knowing that
it amt rightly certain that this here
congress person you're mentioning.
free and general IS plumb able and iu-
formed Because / know one uf them
once. close and friendly.
Gentlemen. the mayor was stumprd.
Gentlemen. he was doWncast. This
congress person which 1 knew. j says.
resuming. was from this state. me
same being proof that there wasn't no
better Looping around paving the earth
and getting ready to Iegislate And
he was a sure enough COW gentleman.
too, handling his cayuse knowing and
Informed and tanning his hardware uc-
cUrate and casual. And he allowed.
when ne started for Washington. that
there wasn't going TO be any legisla-
tion drift through congress when ha
was there that didn't suit him clear
down TO the ground.
".Ambe right along Sanger says
the mayor. sarcastic and annoyed. Il
amt heard any really frilly CONVERSE
ton for considerable spell
Wen. I says after SIC had liQuored
simultaneous and enjoying, the day
This congress persOn-Which, as I am
saying. I know intimate and close
come back home. i drifted over TO see
him. ! was plumb eager and mquiTing.
because 1 wanted 10 know how things
was done IN the capitol. Ia been hear
ing about how them congress jobs sort
of toned a man down and made hnn
plumb dignified, and / wanted to sea if
il had worked
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WANTED.

ohe-half cent a word Daily. prepaid.
h1ye cents counted line if charged
one cent a word Sunday. prepaid Ten
cents counted line il charged
.->ss>--~~~--~->o--.~>,,e~-
PROFESSIONAL man (bachelarl
from the east desires a nice furnished
room with board. in private house. \ 20,
lieralc.
KAHN - PLUNHOFF Employment
AgencH-l hOusekeepeF. chamhCrmaids,
1 Waitress. / bell box. ] nigh. man.
neTse elaners for hotel city house girls,
: Jap boy and - labOrers in city. % men
with teams Open Sunday until y noon.
z$>NNest Second South.
BOARD and room IN private family ~
south West Temple. Phone 1919 y.
GOOD, medium-size SAFE: must be in
good condition. Address l03o East First
South Anderson.
a PIANO player lady or gent. who can
read and fake, TO join a good family show
through Idaho for the winter Address
Riley Myers Theatre company, Provo
ely, utah-
CHIMNEY sweeping aud furnace clean
ing was with Utah Stove 4 Hardware
Co Leave orders at Druehl & Franken.
Both phones l00.
CIGAR STAND. short order house, bill
lard hail or rOOmng house; those that
can show the business Address l >.
Herald.
WHY pay big prices for Xmas presents
when We car save you 500 on diamonds.
watches. jewelry of al kinds. solid gold
rings, s1,54 mp; good watches. $50 up.
Special bargains IN earrings. chains, pins.
b elc t-rcle sam, 90 Is. list SOuth.
HIGHEST price paid for household
goods Entire house furnishings q spe-
. ciaity Nebraska Furniture Co, 81 r,
"a South
HAVE your bed springs stretched. MADE
good as now. Al kinds Of furniture re-
paired VIM. Fairchiid, care ). l.. Stamp
20. Phone 90.
GREAT WESTERN IRON * METAL
Co, dealers in scrap iron. metals rub
Ders, BOTTLES. rags etc. Carloads spe-
cialty. 230 to 30 South First West
Phones. Ind. 1921; Bell, 9439-Z.
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TYPEWRITERS.


WE RENT. repair, exchange, sell and
buy all makes; cash or payments. Type
writer Exchange, G. w. I'd South.
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Hay. GRAIN AND C0AE.


HARVEY 4 Co, 80 W South Temple.
Bel phone le2e-Z. IND. l2l4.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

One-halI cent 2 word Daily prepaid
Five cents counted line if CHARGED
One cent word sunday prepaid Ten
cents counted line IL CHARGED
s-~~~-~~~S~~0~~sN~~~~~~
FURNISHED suite Of rooms. vita
hoard. So r.. I'd So
FURNISHED ROOM and good table
board. 22t T. 9th So.
EVERY convenience, $50 10 s45 per
month. Apply IL East Brigham,
THE Culmer is y Main Ind phone
$50
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SCAVENGERS.

~S~~S~~~~~@~S~N~NsN~HN
SALT LACE SCAVENGER CO. Office.
Atlas Blk. Basement Tel 80.
KEEN SANITARY COMPANY. Office
s. W 1st South. Tel 1al1 X
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FOUND.

A BOOK on Main street near the Tenn
pie. Call Bell phone 2432 X
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FIRE INSURANCE.
HOUSE CLEANING,

LARGEST company. lOWesi rates. N
Vincent, 502 Progress block Phone 1913 8.
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win be sold az a LOT or in parts.
Delivery, about Jan l. 1896
For further particulars address or
call at TIE Herald, Progress Block.
INVALID'S CHAIR. ball bearing and
fubber-tired, been used , mos. -l04 Sd ST.
ONE OF the best paying saloons in stare
of Titan for sale, cheap, as parties wish
10 go out of business - Herald
CHlLDREN'S twO-seated automobile;
never been used; so if taken at once.
"a 5. I'd East. Phone 2372-K.
SAVE 80 per cent buying Xmas dia-
mOnds, watches. jeWelry of Uncle sam
pawn shop, 80 r, Isl So.
WE offer for sale a new barn located
II $50 South Main. There is q back sec
ton attached 10 the harm, fourteen feet
wide eight feet high and seventy feet
long. The barn is twenty-four feet wide
fifteen feet 10 the apex and seventy feet
long. There are twelve stalls and racks
10 feed hay, and shed Tor nine wagons.
Apply 70 the Salt Lake City Soda Water
Co, 2S-22 ". Sd 50. Phones Ind 155.
Bell las K.
ROSEWOOD upright piano. 81 Clay
ton Music Co, lo5 5. Main 81.
kNABE Uprleht piano, $50; d snap
Clayton Music Co. 100 ; Main ST
BRAND new organ. SIS, Clayton Mu-
sic Co, ZOE 5. Main St
FINE h8rs. and soft coal parlor stoves.
SjS + South Temple st.
FURNITURE, stoves, ranges bought
ana sold. .. *. Furniture Co. COG South
State St
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CORNER suite front rooms IN Eagle
Bldg. Formerly occupied by Judge Pow
ers. Apply f. Auerbach & Bro.
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

,~~@~-Sa~@AN~o~~no@N
c T. W BOWERS, diamonds. watches
and iewelry; old gold bought and eN-
CHANGED IS South Main street
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A quantity Of steel shafting,
counter-shafts, puneys and betting.
now in use by The Herald
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ONE % r. T. shde-vaive steam
engine, with fiy-wheel driving belt
and connections, complete, ia good
order.
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

Domestic Help. three Insertions free
Professional and Clerical Help, one-half
cent q word Daily and one cent word
Sunday, prepaid.
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SAMPLE BARGAINS

broom D. brk. e.. T. Sth East.......S s.. leo
Groom, e. T., . mauteis, bath and tot
let, 9Th South ........--...-...........2 ., 100
5-r0om, fine lawn. beautiful manteI
porcelain bath, stone walk, alley IN
rear Sth East .........-..-........... 500
t-rOum new pr. bTk., e. L. biz la
alley ia The rear, sth East -. so
6-room new pr. brll.. pore. bath, e. J..
OH street -.-.-.--. s, ID
groom, nice mantcl pore. bath, e.. J..
list street ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8. go
Groom, bath e. J.. West ID south. LG50
Broom, hot and cold water. pore.
bath, r. L., biz yard, cement walk.
~ Jeremy St .....,..........-........ ., 100
tine lot on r. "a South -.........-...'1 $50
$50 per. rod on Sth East.
@. r. LITTLE & co.
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DIARIES.


EMPIRE DAIRY. II. y. Standish, man
ager. l95 +. "a So. Bell sos: Ind. 1886.
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One 10 II. p. upright steam en-
CINE, with fly-wheel belt and con-
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DENTISTS.


A. s. CHAPMAN, Dentist. 595-G Scott
Bldg Phones. Bel 1855 Y ind, 265s.
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Worn-screw freight elevator with
suide~rOds and platform. driving
pulleys.
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CASH REGISTERS.


NATIONAL CASH REGI STEERS. Oscar
GT0shen. sales agent for Utah Expert
cash register repairing. No. ~ Main st.
secondhand registers always iu stock.
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@. r. LITTLE & co.
3la aud pa Atlas BLOCK
CANNON & CANNON
Ia r. South Temple ST.

We are now located tn our new office.
three doors west of old stand, where we
are pleased TO have an parties desiring
20 purchase real estate call. Among new
properties listed are the following:
123asNs5 fl. ON 5rd South and LIST West
fronting north and west. ut $50 per foot
4C5x95 IT, 20 10 IT. right of way 2rd
-17oIth and list West. fronting north and
4sJ at $50 per foot
624 II. by Is rods, 1O-room house rents
for so per month, md south. bet. 1st and
Snd West Sl%.ttd
S2isxl6, West Temple bet Isl and 2nd
South Sts., $500 per II.
S,xle5 IT,. West Temple ST. bet South
Temple and LIST South, Slegoo.
If YOU desire a home see us. our list
is large and we are sure 20 suit you IN
any location you desire.
CANNON S CANNON
Is 2 South Temple ST.
fIhres doors VEST OF old stand
IN Buying or selling see
IKE RAZCk REAL ESTATE CO.
Both Phones S0I
suite e D. +. Walker Bidg.
ACREAGE to sell or trade. close IN.
e0uth Of city Geo. Saxton s. s. Main.
fok real estate barsains sec Marnane q
Co, KS COmI Blk. Bel phone I4lg-K.
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STOCK BROKERS.

v~-~~~~>~-~~~~~-~~-~>~~~~~~-~
Z. n. VEST q co. stock brokers. si5
.. T. Walker Biz Tel 1oU9 X. res. 300 y.
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One-half cent q word Daily, prepaid
FIVE cents counted line Il charged.
One cent 2 word Sunday, prepaid Ten
cents counted line il charged.
S|>~~~-~-~~~~~~-~~~--~~-~-
4 No ! Jersey COW, gives TWO gallons
milk per day, price $40. d. p, Anderson,
ll35 =. llth So
SIN male and one female, wel-bred
white buh terriers from Riverside ken
nels. $40 each. Shown Is h I'd So. ST.
from y 20 p. IA.
HOME cooking restaurant new steam
table cheap investigate 10 ~. ;. Temple
MACHINERY
Or trade. A S10e90 stock of assorted
mining and mill machinery such as
pumps, HOSTS. boilers. engines. etc, weigh
S009 pounds, Price only s5Oo0- or viii
trade Tor something good or viii take in
d partner for half interest for $50
move the stock 20 Salt Lake and open
business This investment VIII pay $1,000
d year. The present owner can no longer
i've IN the mountains SeDd for list and
prices 70 I. j. Meynahan, Cripple Greek.
Colo.
DRUG STORE. good business. years
lease, sickness reason Of selling. T. j.
Robert Box 22L Goldfield, Nev.
FINE thoroughbred Cocker spaniel
puDs. 1883 list St
FRESH MICH COW, Jersey, or trade
for good driving horse. Inquire GAG South
Ninth Fest. Tel. ei51-&-
BUGGY in good condition. cheap; one
Singer sewing machine, almost new. so
>. 50 East.
Old established billiard room owner
leaving city. Address y Is. Herald.
FOR SALEs-Botel European one OF
the largest in the city; long lease. Full
particulars inquire room io3, Scott build
ing
A SNAP-S500 Apollo grand and $50 of
music Tor 500. Payments il desired. $50
Seventh East
ONE % IT. Z. sflde-valve steam
engine, with fiy-Wheel. driving belt
and connections. complete, ia good
order.
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PHYSICIAN,


DIR. IRA A. Z. LYONS. Eye, Ear. Nose
and Throat Rooms 55-56, over Walkers
store. Tel. Office, 10I-X Res. 2sS5-Y.
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MONEY To LOAN

One-haIf cent a word Daily, prepaid.
Five cents counted line II charged
One cent a word Sunday pl repaid Ten
cents counted line il charged
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HOTELS.

~S~~~--S~~-,-s~>r---N.--
LINCOLN HOUSE. S. r. FIRST so.
Paul Hem. Prop.
20O-r0ous-e4G Hates, sc. a5c and a1c,
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FOR SALE.

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One cent z word sunday, prepaid. Ter
cents counted line If charged.
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The Law on Probably. - Found u
he 1905 Ediiioa Of the
ludisus Lsws

Sec. 466. Whoever being over
fourteen years Of age, profanely
curses, swears, AYERS or impre-
Gates by or in the name of God,
Jesus Chiist or the Hcly Ghost. in
in a public place or where anoth-
er person or persons may be Of
Tended thereby is guilty of pro-
family, and. on conviction, shall
be fined not less than one dollar
nor more than three dollars for
each offense.
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Advice to College Girls.

Aim for success. Do not Sc
lect calling which is beyond
you 1t is better to be a good
housekeeper than poor teacher.
1t is better to be an expert ste
than an inferior law
yer. 1t is better. to be an efh-
cient nurse than an inefficient
doctor. Perhaps the more am
bilious calling will bring a slight
notoriety in the beginning. but
if a girl wishes to take a worthy
place in the world she must not
only follow her bent, she must
consider whether she has strength
for the long race. Philadelphia
Inquirer.
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Sosr Birds is Captivity.

If section COZ of the new Grim.
inal code law is constructed
strictly. it is unlawful for any
one to have Gagged, any wild bird,
be it martin, redbird, blueblrd,
wren or possibly canary and par
rot-this, according to the inter-
pretation of E. E. Earle, deputy
fish and game commissioner.
Mr.. Earle said that he is going to
enforce the provisions of the law,
especially with reference to wild
birds that are native of Indiana.
The section in question reads:
"It shall be unlawful for any
person to XIII or trap or possess
any wild Bird" with a certain
list of specifically enumerated ex'
ceptions all of which are game
birds. This section as it stands
now is much more stringent thar
1.-The section in the old law, whicf
Ionly prohibits the killing of birds
other than game birds, the mere
lpossession of them not being pro
lhibited. Mr.. Earle says that n
has information to the effect tina
there are many redbirds AM
Ibluebirds in captivity, and tha
Ihe will proceed against tn
Iowners if they are not freec
IHe said he did not know wha
action would be taken agains
1.-The owners of canary birds, a
Though it seemed that they, to-
/ llwere included, but said that !
would see that all wild birds con
,lmon in Indiana were freed
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Esormous Profits Ia Liquor Selling.

The average citizen is willing
TO render himself hoarse on the
Slightest aggravation by de-
nouncing the exhorbitant pro-
fts of the trust magnates, the
coal barons, the beef combiners,
the Standard oil Octopus anc
similar industrial aggregations
All of which have some redeem
ing features, while at the same
tim time they are utterly blind an'
indifferent to the piratical opera
tions of the greatest robber ol
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CLEAN. colo MILK.

A New York dairy, New Jer-
sy dairy, and an Illinois dairy
each sent milk to the Worlds
Exposition at Paris in 1900, which
was sweet Is to 2l days after it
was drawn from the cow. How
are these things possible? BY ex-
Itreme care in excluding dirt of
every kind with its load of bac-
terra, then keeping the milk so
cold that the bacteria which do
get in in spite of care cannot
grow rapidly.
Milk sours because in the pro-
cess of growth and multiplied
tion of the bacteria the milk su-
gar is changed to Tactic acid.
When there is enough acid to be
apparent to the taste the milk is
said to be sour. Bacteria, like
corn or any other higher form of
plants require food, moisture and
Sufficient heat in order to grow
and multiply. Milk has the ne
cessary moisture, is perfect
food and is usually at the right
Temperature for rapid growth of
bacteria. Since the keeping
quality of milk bears a direct re-
lation to the bacteria which gain
!. access, it is important to prevent
, their getting into the milk. The
, udder and adjacent parts of the
body which are much shaken dur
ing milking is one the chief
. sources Of infection, while the
dust of the stable, the hands and
! clothes of the mixer together
. with all the pals and cans used
, are only slightly less important
sources. Experiments show that
i milking in a stable where the
, circulation of air can carry the
: dust out; wiping the udder with
!. a damp cloth and. sealding uten-
v sils with live steam or boiling
, water, will not only reduce the
bacterial content of the milk but
9 increases the keeping quality of
I the milk materially. A covered
: milk pail, with only small OPEN
n ing to milk into, reduced the
! number of germs falling into the
pail one fourth as compared with
g a common pail, and the milk
i kept sweet 20 hours longer. Inn
: mediate cooling after milking Is
: next in importance. Milk al
o lowed to stand two hours without
l. cooling contained % times as
q many germs as when milking
was finished, while that which
was cooled to 81 degrees, only
u had four times as many at the
end of two hours. This empha.
size the importance of quick and
thorough cooling.
O. Milk when first drawn has
ID peculiar flavor, or cowy taste
N more or less noticeable. which L
: not driven off by aeration (expo
.. sure to the air) frequently give'
= the milk an unpleasant taste ever
f. before it becomes sour. Aera
If ton may be accomplished b.
n stirring or by pouring from on
ht vessel to another. The can o
nt milk may be set in tub of waite
w to cool. The cooling and aera
OF ton may be better and quicke
st done by running the milk over
tn combined cooler and aerator
ia such as the Star, the Champion
Perfection or other similar ap
paratus having provision for run
ming cold water through it. H
n nally--cleaner cows, cleane
ed mixers, scalded utensils. quic
nv and thorough cooling aeration
d. less exposure to dust of stree
d. when delivering, will increas
IT. keeping quality of market milk
r. If properly done one delivery
ty day will be all that is necessary
sr II. z. Van Norman,
-