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The Brooder Hatcher.

Our Brooder-Hatcher is designed to do doi'ble duty and meet tiie reqirements
of all classes of poultry raisers, the ones raising but a few chickens annually, as
well as the large breeder raising thousands. They have some advantages over
our regular Hatchers for hatching, as they will stand a greater variation of tem-
perature in the room in which they are operated, as the nest is protected by the
brooder.
This machine is the result of many year's work and experiments to bring
about the desired conditions, maldng one lamp do double duty and at the same
time to have a machine constructed in a way to do successfully the work artifici=
ally and at the same time to carry out the natural laws of incubation and brooding.
Two Machines Coitqilete In One, Price $7.50
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Cambridgh, N. Y., Nov, 12, 1906.
Cycle Hatcher Company,
Gentlemen:—The combined brooder-hatcher I purchased of you last spring
is certainly all you claim it to be. The first time we operated it we put in 49
eggs. After the 6th day we tested out 7 and replaced them with 9 fresh eg-g-s.
The first lot hatched out 40 chicks and the 9 egfg-s, put in after the machine had
been running a weeli, hatched 7 chickens. The next time wc put in 50 eggs and
tested out 6 and one that was cracked and Iialcbed 40 c-hickeiis from the 4.3
eggs. Chicks were brooded in tlie niauhiue at tlie same time tlie eg-g,s were
incubating, doing double duty with the one lamp. We think the "Cycle" is
the best machine on the market.
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Very truly yours, H. V. Bump.

Cycle Hatcher Co., 418 William St., Elmira, N. Y.