THE OOLOGIST. 



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Largest, oldest, independent collectors 

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I still have a few sets that I am offering at 

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BARGAINS 



only hold good till the end of April, so send 

 at once for my list. I leave here in May to 

 take up my residence in Northern Alberta, 

 North-west Canada. I will collect specimens 

 to order of eggs and rare skins there during 

 June. Any collector desiring choice speci- 

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BIRDS AND EGGS 



of Alberta. Will also supply choice speci- 

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D. WILBY. 



27 Front Street West, 



TORONTO, ONT. 



After May 18, address 



D. WILBY, Edmonton, 

 Box 374. Alberta. 



All unfilled exchanges against me will be 

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Aquariums, Globes, Aquaria Castles, 

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ARROWPOINTS. 



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Tennessee, good 5c 



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fine 15c 



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fine 6c 



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Texas, fair 6c 



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Kentucky, ordinary 8c 



better 10c 



Michigan, ordinary 8c 



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California, good 12c 



Bunt Points, Ind. or Mich 8c 



Bird •• Mich 10c 



Bird " Oregon Agates 45c 



Curved " ( rotary } I2c 



Serrated "' (sawtoothed) 15c 



Drills 25 and 50c 



Kleshers 20c 



Scrapers 12c 



Knives 20 and 40c 



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ERNEST H. SHORT, Rochester, N. Y. 



The Condor 



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