The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1923-02-09

way Of feed to keep poultry healthy
they have ever tested.
| '1neh there is the Oriental perfumed ]
bath Epso salts or most delicate
odor that contributes added attract
ion to the bath while contributing to
the health of the bather. This is the
only medicated bath salts manufact-
ured in the United States.
And, then again, is the Epso high
ball, a fountain special, positive
lemonade laxative, and it certainly
looks like and tastes like the pure
quill lemonade.
These are few of the formulas
that the local EPSON salts are to be
worked into, made possible by the
chemical purity Of the article. The
comomn Epson salts Of commerce
could not be used to produce the same
results simply on account of impuri-
ties that no process of treatment can
eliminate The Oroville salts does not
contain any deposit Of iron, lime, or
chlorides of any kind, no foreign sub
stances so common in natural depos-
its of chemical matter. Its purity in
sures its holding the lead In the mar
lkets against all competing substances
lof the same nature and kind and as
the value of the products becomes
better known the demand will grow
lso rapidly that the capacity OF the
lpresent plant will have to be increas-
ed many fold in order to keep up with
1.-THE clamoring orders.
There is no limit to the field that
these EPSON salts products can reach
and cover, and the whole world Is
market. Even this early In its exist
ence orders are not confined to the
United States. Already shipments
have been made to HongkOng Singa-
Ipore. Bermuda, and where orders have
been once placed the salts prove so
, satisfactory that dealers always come
for more. Mr. Mathison and his COM
/ lpany has had control only some three
months md plans have not as yet sc
+. liar developed that the plant Is kept
| constantly in operation, but so far he
has disposed of Is car loads of the raw
, material, representing some 100000
: hounds. and as a further encourage
!ment Mr.. Matnison received orders fol
= car loads by wire this week to be i'm
l imediately delivered at Philadelphia
< Kansas City and st. Louis, markets
4 that have been supplied in the pas
Q and as the goods have more than me
: the requirements of the trade will con
n |tinue to remain markets so long a
8 the Oroville plant turns out the pro
duct.
: And there is hardly any limit to tn
= time during whcih the company ca
r produce these salts and II the bab
d born today should live to be one hun
l. dred years of age at the end of tn
It century the Oroville plant would b
n still functioning. The lakes, or tn
y source Of supply, Immediately in tn
le Vicinity of the plant, contains deposit
d. to supply the trade for years to com
J. and one of the peculiarities of at lea'
r one of the lakes is that the deposit
TX are being continually repeated frol
A Iyear to year, coming from no geoiogl'
sr knows where. Even the origin OF II
E. salts in the present place of collecto
es is a puzzle to geologists, although Sc
at eral opinions have ben expresse
rs largely conjecture. Aside from Il
1g lOrovi,]e lakes the company own tv
MS lakes of the same nature in Britii
is Columbia and five in Wyoming, a
at though 1t is not expected that tho
he lsources will have to be drawn up'