The Churchill county standard. (Fallon, Nev.) 1908-1920, 1913-10-22
THE IMPROVED
g ''SIMPLEX" !"
LINK-BLADE
Cream Separators
HAND POWER SIZES

TT HIS new model or improved
SIMPLEX" is the result
of thirty years continuous
experience with cream separators
of leading makes, and eight years
experience in manufacturing
SIMPLEX" LINK BLADE sepa-
rators.
I In redesigning the SIMPLEX"
Hand Separators, resulting in the
line of machines shown in this
store, no expense or effort was
spared to incorporate in the new
design every possibleadvantage-
Gus feature. The LINK-BLADE
device and the general Bowl con-
struction are the same as in the
previous models. These parts are
the result of over fifteen years
work in designing, experimenting
and manufacturing, and have
thoroughly established their vast
superiority over anything else
that has been brought out, either
here or abroad.
I The original SIMPLEX sim
plicity, or in other words, mini
mum of working parts, has been
retained; otherwise the new mod
ell is completely re-designed from
base to supply-can. Thousands of
dollars worth of patterns, jigs,
fixtures and special tools have
been thrown aside in order to
make the change; but the result
well justifies the expense.
I The principal aim has been to
increase still further the efficiency
of the SIMPLEX" with a view
to making the larger capacity
land machines more popular. Ev-
cry experienced dairyman knows
that the larger the Hand Separa-
tor he can operate, even If he has
but few cows, the more profit
able it is to him. What has here
tofore stood in the way of wider
use of the large capacity hand
machine has been the inability of
anyone to produce such machines
that would turn lightly enough to
make them convenient to use, and
the relatively high price of ma
chimes of larger capacity already
on the market.
7 The most striking feature of
the new SIMPLEX" is its light
running. The 100 pound size,
when at speed and skimming milk
takes no more power than the or
binary 500 pound Hand Separator
of other makes. 1t opens up a
distinctiyely new field for the
large hand separator. 1t cuts
the labor of skimmIng the milk
more than in two, not only be-
cause it turns easier than most
other hand separators, regardless
of capacity, but because 1t does
the work in half the time; and in
these busy days, where labor is
scarce and expensive, saving il
time is a direct saving in money
to the dairyman.
I To obtain these remarkabl,
light running qualities, higher
grade and type of bearings thai
has ever been used before in an,
Cream separator, as we'll as high
er and more improved type o
gearing had to be adopted. Th'
principal bearings used in the nev
SIMPLEX, those carrying th'
weight of the bowl and gearing
are imported annular ball bear
ings of exactly the same kind tina
are used in the highest class o
automobiles-the most accurate
the lightest running and the mos
durable ball bearings known. Il
the SIMPLEX" these bearing
carry less than one-tenth of tn
load they are intended to carry
so that their life with proper car
is practically unlimited.
The gearing contains as fey
parts as it is possible to use /
a separator. The bevel drivin
gear have planed teeth. thre
times more expensive but ia
more satisfactory than cut-teet
used in cheap grade machines
The bevel pinion is of steel. Tn
spur spindle at the end of tn