. 1902 annual catalogue : seeds, garden, field and flower, choice, tested and reliable : bulbs high-class imported and domestic : poultry supplies complete line / Vail Seed Nursery stock Indiana Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Bulbs (Plants) Catalogs; Grasses Seeds Catalogs. Style C, Outdoor principle Indoor I The Prairie State Style C Brooders are outdoor machines, constructed same general i as our Style D ndoor Brooders. They have a gable roof, and the lamp is enclosed in a case which protects it perfectly from the wind. It never blows out. The rad
. 1902 annual catalogue : seeds, garden, field and flower, choice, tested and reliable : bulbs high-class imported and domestic : poultry supplies complete line / Vail Seed Nursery stock Indiana Catalogs; Vegetables Seeds Catalogs; Flowers Seeds Catalogs; Bulbs (Plants) Catalogs; Grasses Seeds Catalogs. Style C, Outdoor principle Indoor I The Prairie State Style C Brooders are outdoor machines, constructed same general i as our Style D ndoor Brooders. They have a gable roof, and the lamp is enclosed in a case which protects it perfectly from the wind. It never blows out. The radiator is identical in principle with that of Style D. The lamp is a cold air flush lamp, a large cold air pipe enter- ing the case and carry- ing a current of cold air, which keeps the oil and burner cool, so that gas is never formed and the lamp throws off no fumes. This cold air \ pipe does not enter the â lamp case from the out- ; side, where it would be aftVeted by draughts, but draws its" air from the inside of the Brooder, thus keeping up a con- stant circulation of air. Circulation is further aided by an outlet at the top, which can be opened and closed as required- The heating device is identical with the principle of the tubular lantern, and is the most perfect ever applied to the heating of outdoor brooders. We can guarantee that the Prairie State is the most economical of all outdoor brooders. A glass door in the lamp case allows the operator a view of the lamp and flame at all times. The lamp is at the end of the brooder and is easily accessible. The roof is of galvanized iron and glass, giving an abun- dance of light at all times. As the light enters from above, the chicks do not crowd and trample each other to death in an effort to get through tie glass, as they are certain to do when the light is in the side. This Brooder is on runners and may be easily moved from place to place. The roof and sides may be lifted off the floor (see illustration), so that the
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