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Show FOR SALE, S. C. White and S. C. Black Leghorn Cockerels from J. D. Hagmnn's prize strain, from $2 to $ro. Eggs in season, $2 per 15. WILLIAM HOARE, 1157 Cleveland Avenue. Stiornr House, Salt Lake Citv MARKET QUOTATIONS. Owing to our extensive circulation, market reports must be closed Wednesday Wed-nesday noon. Figures quoted are Salt Lake wholesale prices. These quotations quota-tions are given at the request of many , subscribers and are furnished and corrected cor-rected weekly by the responsible firm rf Vogclcr Seed and Produce Co. ' Butter and Cheese, . Creamery butter, 25 to 34c; cheese, full cream, 14 to 15c. i Vegetables. Creamery butter, 25 to 32c; cheese, ; lo 00c per cwt. Poultry and Eggs, Live hens 12 to 13c. per lb. Dressed hens 15 to 16c. per lb. Eggs, per -case. $8.50 to $9.00; Ranch eggs, No. 1, $11.00. Grain, Hay and Flour. Wheat, per 100 lbs., $1.65; corn, 100 lbs., $1.60; chop corn, 100 lbs., $155; oats, per 100 lbs., $1.65; barley, per 100 rolled, $1.40; bran, per 100 lbs., $1.25; flour, high patent per 100 lbs., $2.50; straight grade, per 100 lbs., $2,30; alfalfa, al-falfa, baled, 60c. cwt.; timothy, baled, 75c, cwt.; straw, baled, 35c. Honey. Honey, case, $2.75 and $3.00, extracted, ex-tracted, 7c. lb. " THE FARMER'S FRIEND I To realize the most money W$F from you cows you should ffijjjj separate Ihe milk at home, raise llJSifPl your calces on the nice, warm wW, skim mffik and sell the cream AT I H iBIsFT eitheJfor home use or to some Mw rl iBaP e many good companies tnJm mMfh 'L' are payn higner prices iPjV (PN r ke better quality of cream, 'WaAwv'B I seParate your cream ''gsJE J thoroughly and with the least efforts, you must use the IMPROVED II Q CREAM JUNIOR Jm Wi SEPARATOR . For it Holds the World's Record for Cleanest Skimming Our "Junior" U. S. is spoken of in highest praises everywhere, every-where, for it is so compact, light, convenient and skims so clean. It has the waist-low supply can; just the right height crank; enclosed self lubricating gears, making it very easy running; croam pail shelf and a most carefully made and thorough skimming bowl. If you arc thinking of separators, send to us immediately for Catalogue No. 38, describing fully our "Junior" U. S. Separator and if you wish, our traveler or agent will call and explain all details. 1 ' " " Address all letters to - VERMONT FARM MACHINE CO. I BELLOWS FALLS. VERMONT 1 PROMPT DELIVERIES MADE FROM OUR WAREHOUSE AT OQDEN, UTAH 1 "Be sure to sec United States cream separator on succial demon- I stration train now being run throughout Utah by Utah Agricultur- ? al College." I I 1 II FACTS About The Simplex Separator Talk is cheap. It doesn't mean much in these davs of bluff and Winter to say, "We've got the best." That's the stereotyped expression of all manufacturers the world over; but when the uwin from Missouri comes along and says, "Show Mel' then it's a case of the survival of the fittest and the manufacturer who can't make good soon finds himself hacked off on the side track. You know how it is yourself. If you have faith in what you arc making if you honestly believe in the merits of your goods, you arc only too glad to welcome the man who wants you to show him why your goods arc best suited to his particular needs. Now of all things under the sun that requires superfine material and skilled workmanship in its construction, it is a Cream Separator, and unless un-less it is absolutely accurate, it is worse than none at all, for it will cause you a heap of trouble. You don't need a diagram to understand how you can cheat yourself with a cheap machine. We've known lots of cascii where men have played the "Penny wise and pound foolish" game in buying buy-ing separators, and the repented in sackcloth and profanity. You can't be too particular when you buy a separator there's too much at stake to take any chances. There are too manv vital points to consider material, workmanship, finish, wearing qualities, efficiency, strength, perfect adjustment and accuracy all these features combined wjth convenience should be embodied in a perfectly constructed separator. Simplex separators arc as near perfect as experience, brains and skill can make them they are in every way worthy, and our renutation is back of them. We want you to investigate we want to show the man from Missouri Mis-souri and every other lvwm who is looking for a reliable separator, just why he should have a Simplex. Sucrose you let us send you the names of some Simplex senaralor owners in your stale. Then ask them what they think of same. That's a good way to get the opinion of someone who has no axe to grind. Start the ball rolling today by writing us. Yours truly, Black man (Si Griffin Co. OGDEN, UTAH GENERAL AGENTS MEMBERS OF UTAH STATE I POULTRY ASSOCIATION. (Partial List) Rhode Island Reds. H Anderson, E..W., 234 S. 10th East H Barnes, W. D., Kaysville. Coulam, Geo., 751 E. 2nd South. Cramer, C, 15th South and 3rd East. Cox., J. II., 2140 S. oth East. Duncan, L. C, 1075 8th East Druk, J. W.. 1B85 S. 7th Eat. Farley, A. B.. 1325 State. Hewlett, O. H. 125 E. 7tli Soutfc Home, J. L.. 235 E. nth South. Hyde, Frank, Kaysville. Larscn, E., 346 18th St., Ogden. Parsons, E. A., 79 N. 7th West Poulter, Geo. A., Ogden. Simmons, A. F., 2456 Pine St. H Smith, Hugh W., 858 E. 1st Soutk. Sharman, Geo., 716 E. 1st South. Thomas, M".. 468 7th St. Woodfield. Wm Ogden, R. D. j. Vadner, C. S., Forestdale. Leghorn. M Anderson, J. H., 665 5th Are. H Bird J. W. & Sons, 2222 S. W. Temple Crawford Bros., Manti. Carter F., Provo. Cox, J. H., 2140 S. 9th EasC. Day, S. O., 75 7th Ave. Erickson, C. E., 875 E. 5th South'. Gorline, C. S., 1224 E. 12th South. H Haslam, J. W., 544 W. 3rd North. Hagman, J. D., 226 N. 2nd West H Hyde, Frank, Kaysville. H Maxson Hy., 2009 E. 12th 'South. Peterson, John, 1608 S. 3rd East. H Sheffield, Geo. B Kaysville. H Stewart, W. W., Kaysville. Ward, Fred, 354 E. nth South. Vawdrey, Thos., Draper. H Plymouth Rocks. Bird J. W. & Sons, 2222 S. W. Temple Cramer, G, 15th South and 3rd East Day, S. O., 725 7th Ave. Duncan, D., 234 S. 7th East. Linncll, W. H., 209 E. 12th South. Maxson, Hy., 2009 E. 12th South. Pinnock. H. H., 870 F. 4th South. Spiers, Geo, A., 824 E. 6th South. H Trump. C. J., rear 451 S 8th East Adnm Earl, 751 East Fifth South. Wyandottcs. Adams, J. M., 357 S. sh Eaat Anderson, J. H., 665 5th Ave. Aldrich, Ira R., Rupert, Ida. Betts, A., Gilder's Station. Gnrtwright T. H., 29 N West Tempi Kendricks, J. IT., rear 836 S. 5th East Solomon, R. H., 1756 S. 5th East Simmons. A. F., 2456 Pine St. H Sander, C. J., 333S 7th East. H Sheffield, Geo. B.. Kaysville. H Stewart, W. W., Kaysville. Stricklcv. Geo. F.. 71 1 6th Ave. H Young, H. J., 229 East nth South. H White, Ckas. T., 841 E. 3rd South. Black Minorcas. H Haslam. J. W.. 544 W. 3rd North. Kendricks. J. H., rear 836 S. qth East Solomon. R. H.. 176 S. sth East Smith, Hugh W 858 E. 1st South. Vogclcr, A'. E, 74 Q. St. Orpingtons. H Plummer, Dr. C. G.. 535 E. rst South. Cook, A. R., 1 129 E. 6th South. Gorline, C. S., 1224 E. 12th South. Turkeys. Vawdrey, Tkos.. Draper. Houdnna. H McGWe, R. L., 1464 State St. Games. H Bergen, F., Centerville. Polish. - J. W. Smith, n D. 4, Murray. Smith L. L., Caldcr's Sta. Springer, S., Turpin, Geo. M.f L'ogaTi. Kindly montlon the "Dseret Far- H mar when writing to or doing: burf- H Ttcas with our advertisers. H |