US979263A - Non-clogging salt-shaker. - Google Patents

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US979263A
US979263A US55893510A US1910558935A US979263A US 979263 A US979263 A US 979263A US 55893510 A US55893510 A US 55893510A US 1910558935 A US1910558935 A US 1910558935A US 979263 A US979263 A US 979263A
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  • This invention relates to condiment holders and primarily toA salt holders, or the' like, which are provided with a itators for loosening the salt, or other coniment.
  • This invention has in view the provision of means whereby a condiment will be freed from the inner surface of the holder besides loosening and pulverizing the saine.
  • Figure l is a vertical section of the pres-Q ent device, parts thereof being left in ele-I vation;
  • Fig. 2 is a cross section taken on line 2-2 of l;
  • Fig. 3 is a detail perspective of the base anda the agitators.
  • l indicates?l the body or barrel of the holder, the same being provided at one endv with external screw threads, and at the opposite end thereof with internal screw threads.
  • the top or cap EZ Detachably secured to the barrel by means of external threads is the top or cap EZ, the said cap being provided with discharge openings, YVithin said cap is a perforated plate 4, the perforations of the said plate being similarly placed, and of the same size and number as the openings in the cap, so that when the plate isin one position the openings. of the cap coincide with those of the said plate, and when theplate is turnedto another position the discharge openings may be wholly closed. Projecting from the edge of the plate 4, and through a slot in the side of the cap Q, 1s an arm 5 for operating said plate. An agitator 9 is carried by the cap projecting partially through the said cap,
  • the base 8 has the upper portion G threaded for securing the same in the barrel 1, and
  • Athe lower portion 7 conically shaped forming a wide supporting surface for the holder. Extending vertically from the ed e of the threaded portion are a plurality o triangu larly-shaped fingers 8 serving a dual pur.- pose-to scrape freeing the condiment that has adhered thereto, and also loosening the remainder of the condimentin the barrel.
  • the base is -unscrewed partially and thenscrewed tight again, the said movement operating the Scrapers for the purpose herein set forth.
  • a condiment holder the combination with .a barrel provided at one terminal with internal screwthreads, of a sifter top detachably secured thereto, an agitator cen-- trally seluredl to said top and extending downward into the barrel, a removable base having upwardly extending Scrapers secured thereto adapted to engage. the inner surface of the barrel, said base being provided with external screw1 threads to coperate with the threaded portionof the -barrel for retaining the base to the barrel and also iinparting rotary, longitudinal, shearing action to said Scrapers.

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J. GULY. NON-SLOGGING SALT SHAKER. APPLIQATION FILED MAY z, 1910.
979,263. Patented Dee. 2o, 1910.
JACOB CULY, OF DRAIN, OREGON.
NONCLOGGING SALT-SHAKER.
erases'.
Specification of Letters Patent.
Patented Dec. 20, 1910.
Application tiled May 2, 1910. Serial No. 558,935.
To all fwwm it may concern:
Be it known that I, JACOB CULY, a citizen of the United States, residing at Drain, in the county of Douglas and State of Oregon, have'invented certainnew and useful Improvements in Non-@logging Salt-Shakers, ofwhich the following 1s a specification.
This invention relates to condiment holders and primarily toA salt holders, or the' like, which are provided with a itators for loosening the salt, or other coniment.
This invention has in view the provision of means whereby a condiment will be freed from the inner surface of the holder besides loosening and pulverizing the saine. t
For a full understanding of4 the present invention reference is to be had to the following description and drawings in which Figure l is a vertical section of the pres-Q ent device, parts thereof being left in ele-I vation; Fig. 2 is a cross section taken on line 2-2 of l; Fig. 3 is a detail perspective of the base anda the agitators.
ln the accompanying drawings l indicates?l the body or barrel of the holder, the same being provided at one endv with external screw threads, and at the opposite end thereof with internal screw threads. Detachably secured to the barrel by means of external threads is the top or cap EZ, the said cap being provided with discharge openings, YVithin said cap is a perforated plate 4, the perforations of the said plate being similarly placed, and of the same size and number as the openings in the cap, so that when the plate isin one position the openings. of the cap coincide with those of the said plate, and when theplate is turnedto another position the discharge openings may be wholly closed. Projecting from the edge of the plate 4, and through a slot in the side of the cap Q, 1s an arm 5 for operating said plate. An agitator 9 is carried by the cap projecting partially through the said cap,
and forming a sliding connection for the plate.
The base 8 has the upper portion G threaded for securing the same in the barrel 1, and
Athe lower portion 7 conically shaped forming a wide supporting surface for the holder. Extending vertically from the ed e of the threaded portion are a plurality o triangu larly-shaped fingers 8 serving a dual pur.- pose-to scrape freeing the condiment that has adhered thereto, and also loosening the remainder of the condimentin the barrel.
To operate the Scrapers, the base is -unscrewed partially and thenscrewed tight again, the said movement operating the Scrapers for the purpose herein set forth.
It will be seen that lby unscrewing the base 3, the fingers of the Scrapers 8 are given a longitudinal movement besides a rotary one, the sidesfof the barrel and clearing the condiment therefrom. will also be seen from the shap'e of the lingers that there willxbe no clogging of the condiment between the lingers and the barrel, as theslanting or beveled sides of the fingers tend to shift the side of the barrel thus` thusproducing a shearing action againstor force the condiment inward towardthe center of t-he holder.
,What is claimed as new is In a condiment holder the combination with .a barrel provided at one terminal with internal screwthreads, of a sifter top detachably secured thereto, an agitator cen-- trally seluredl to said top and extending downward into the barrel, a removable base having upwardly extending Scrapers secured thereto adapted to engage. the inner surface of the barrel, said base being provided with external screw1 threads to coperate with the threaded portionof the -barrel for retaining the base to the barrel and also iinparting rotary, longitudinal, shearing action to said Scrapers.
ln testimony whereof I aiiix mv signature in presence of two witnesses.
JACOB CULY. Witnesses:
HENRY P. Hom., M. R. RYAN.,
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