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CURRIE BROTHERS COMPANY, MILWAUKEE, WIS. 



CHAS. A. CYPHERS' 



MODEL EN0UBATORS AND BROODERS. 



The Model Incubators and Brooders are the productions 

 of Chas. A. Cyphers, the world's greatest expert on the incu- 

 bation of eggs and the rearing of chickens. 



Mr. Cyphers is so well known to poultrymen the -world 

 over, that anything we might say regarding his achievements, 

 his successful efforts to better and build up the whole poultry 

 industry, could be added to by many who will see this circular 

 and who have benefited by his work either directly or in- 

 directly. 



The value of the books he has written and the personal 

 advice he has given, freely taking his valuable time for the 

 good of the struggling poultryman who earnestly desired to 

 succeed, is only approached in this great 

 poultry industry by the successful work 

 done for the Masses by his Model Incuba- 

 tors and Brooders. 



In securing the agency for these excel- 

 lent machines, we feel that we are offering 

 our patrons not only the most successful 

 hatching and brooding apparatus on the 

 market, but also the goods of a manufac- 

 turer who takes a personal interest in his 

 -patrons. Mr. Cyphers is always ready and 

 willing to help the users of Model Incu- 

 bators and Brooders in their poultry work 

 and- to advise and counsel with them to 

 the end that they meet with the best suc- 

 cess. 



No man in the incubator business is so 

 well posted in poultry culture as is Mr. 

 Cyphers. His mastery of the business was 

 most strikingly demonstrated this spring, 

 when he organized the Model Poultry 

 Company and began the raising of poultry 

 on a large scale. Here, without any build- 

 ings whatever that could be utilized for 

 growing poultry, over twenty thousand 

 head were gotten out, with mostly port- 

 able equipment, and within four months 

 enough was going to market to pay the 

 running expenses of the poultry -work. 



A prospectus of the Model Farm can 

 be obtained by addressing the Model Poul- 

 try Company, Terrace and Henry Streets, Buffalo, N. Y. This 

 will tell you something of the educational and co-operative 



No. O Model Incubator, 80 Eggs $16.00 



No. 1 Model Incubator, 150 Eggs 22.00 



No. 2 Model Incubator, 250 Eggs 31.00 



No. 3 Model Incubator, 360 Eggs 37.00 



C. A. CYPHERS' model ihctjbator 



Mann's No. 7 

 Green Bone Cutter 



Mann's No. 5 Balance Wheel Green Bone Cutter. 



Popular with owners of small flocks. Weight 

 55 lbs. Price $8.00. Mounted on iron stand, 

 weight 80 lbs. Price $10.40. 

 Mann's No. 7 Balance Wheel Green Bone Cutter. 



With automatic spring feed and open hinged 

 cylinder, giving free access to all working parts. 

 Weight 107 lbs. Price $12.00. 



Mann's Clover Cutter. 



Price with legs $10.00. Price without leg's $8.00. 

 Crown Green Bone Cutter. 



Has steel knives, which can be taken out and 

 sharpened. Weight 50 lbs. Price $7.00. With 

 iron stand, weight 80 lbs. Price $S.OO. 

 Wilson's No. 1 Bone Mill. 



For grinding dry bones, shells, grain and any 

 other substance for poultry. Can be adjusted for 

 grinding either coarse or fine. Without iron 

 legs, weight 35 lbs., price $4.00; with iron legs, 

 weight 64 lbs., price $5.75. 



work done by Mr. Cyphers in the interests of all poultry- 

 men. 



The Model Incubators, of ■which we have the agency, are 

 used almost exclusively by the money-making poultrymen. 

 Jos. D. Wilson, Stockton, N. J., is now using eighty-four of 

 the large size. Mr. Wilson is in the "baby chick" business 

 and all he does is to incubate the eggs and sell the chicks 

 direct from the incubator. Every egg hatched means so 

 much immediate profit, it can be figured up right there on the 

 instant. It shows for itself. The Model is Mr. Wilson's 

 choice because it hatches more chicks from a given number 

 of eggs than any other he can secure. It is the biggest 

 money maker for him. 



At the Crystal Spring Duck Farm, G : l 

 City, Pa., they are now using ninety large 

 Model Incubators. William H. Truslow, 

 Stroudsburg, Pa., is using forty-one. The 

 large successful breeders who" are using 

 from- ten to twenty Model Incubators and 

 making money with them make too long 

 a list to mention here. 



The Lakewood Farm Company, Burrs- 

 ville, N. J., are using forty of the large 

 sized Models. This farm produces fancy 

 market eggs and sells stock and eggs for 

 breeding purposes. Every other bird 

 hatched will be a pullet, and from each 

 pullet carried over last year they sold over 

 four dollars' worth of eggs and broilers, 

 from which they made a handsome profit. 

 Every two eggs hatched therefore meant 

 four dollars added to their gross sales. 

 They used the Model Incubator because it 

 hatched a larger percentage of the eggs 

 — brought in more dollars for them than 

 any other machine would. 



The Model Brooders, too, cannot be 

 spoken of too highly. They have helped 

 numerous small poultrymen to raise a 

 good flock of layers. They have done this 

 for many who previously had not met with 

 success. They are roomy and cheerful, 

 well lighted and heated, and they do just 

 what you want of them — raise the chicks with the greatest 

 success and least care. 



No. 4 Model Incubator, 324 Duck Eggs $43.00 



Model Colony Brooder, 100 Chicks 15.00 



Double Indoor Brooder, 160 Chicks 15.00 



Single Indoor Brooder, 80 Chicks 10.00 



Caponizing Sets. 



The profit in poultry can be doubled by capon- 

 izing. It is a simple operation. 



Philadelphia Caponizing Set. Price postpaid. $2.50 

 Farmers' Caponizing set. Price postpaid... 3.00 

 Triumph Caponizing Set. Price postpaid... 2.50 

 A complete guide for caponizing furnished 

 with each set. 



Poultry Markers. 

 Philadelphia Poultrv Punch. Price postpaid. .25c 



Eyelet Poultry Punch. Price postpaid 75c 



Duplex Poultry Punch. Price postpaid 25c 



Landsdown Poultry Punch. Price postpaid. .25c 



Leg Bands. 

 Improved Champion Leg Bands. Price post- 

 paid 12 for 15c; 25 for 30c; 50 for 50c; 100 for 85c 

 Superior Leg Bands. Price postpaid. 12 for 



15c; 25 for 30c; 50 for 50c; 100 for 80c 



Gape Worm Extractor. Price postpaid 25c 



French Poultry Killing Knife. Price postpaid . 50c 

 Wire Hen Nest. Each 15c; doz. $1.50:gross. .$17.00 



Philadelphia 

 Poultry Punch. 



Gape Worm Extractor. 



Wilson's No. 1 Bone Mill. 

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Pat Dec. 23, 1902 



Superior Leg 

 Band. 



Landsdown 

 Poultry Punch. 



Eyelet Poultry Punch. 



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Wire Hen Nest. 



