THE OOLOGIST. 



179 



A Magazine of Western 

 Ornithology. 



Begins its seventh volume 

 with January, 1905, issue. 

 Each volume has presented 

 improvements over the one 

 preceding, and every indica- 

 tion points toward a contin- 

 uance of this magazines won- 

 derful growth. 



THE CONDOR has firmly estab- 

 lished a reputation for scientific 

 authority as well as popular inter- 

 est. Every naturalist should see 

 it. No free sample copies. 



Sample 20 cents. 



Subscription $1 . per year. 



Order at once of Business Mgr., 



JOSEPH GRINNELL 



California 



/i Pasadena, 



Hummer's Skins. 



I have just received a fine lot of ex- 

 ceptionally bright colored Foreign 

 Hummingbird skins (all males). I 

 can sell you a collection of 23 different 

 kinds, to include a Giant Hummer 

 and a Long-tailed Blue, both7X inches 

 long and usually sell for $1.50 each, a 

 Racket-tail, etc., etc., for $14.50; also a 

 lot to contain 17 kinds and including 

 above species for $9.50; if you prefer a 

 smaller collection I can make a collec- 

 tion of 8 kinds for $3.25; 7 kinds for 

 $2.75: 5 kinds for $1.80. As a special 

 inducement I will see that each collec- 

 tion contains a Long-tailed Blue Hum- 

 mer. Your money promptly refunded 

 if you are not satisfied. 



JAMES P. BABBITT 



Dealer in 



Taxidermist's Supplies of all kinds. 



Manufacturer of 



Glass Eyes, Etc., Ink Wells, Thermometer 



Fittings for Deer, Moose and 



Caribou Feet. 



Catalogue 10c. TAUNTON, IV1ASS. 



Solitary Sandpiper. 



I will likely have a set of this rare 

 Sandpiper, season of 1905, which I will 

 sell to highest cash offer. Only 3 sets 

 ever taken. Will also have choice 

 sets, likely. Canada Jay, Canada 

 Grouse, Lesser Yellow-legs, White- 

 winged Scoter, etc. Send your name 

 for 1905 list. 



For Sale, Cash with Order, Price per Set: 



Grav Gvrfalcon, 1-4 $14 00 



Rock Ptarmigan, 3-10 20 00 



Stormy Petrel, 10-1 18 



Northern Phalarope, 3-4 50 



Whimbrel, 3-4 50 



Golden Plover, 3-4 65 



European Snipe, 3-4 40 



Barrow's Goldeneye, 1-10, down. 2 25 



Harlequin Duck, 2-7, down 2 50 



Scaup Duck, 2-10 2 00 



Shylark, 5-4 20 



Meadow Pipit, 5-5 25 



Full list on request 



O. W B. La B Y, 



Bsx 374, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. 



^%^, 



WALTER RAINE 



Kew Beach, Toronto, Canada 



HAS FOR SALE 

 OR EXCHANGE 



Fine sets of Gulls, Plovers, 

 Swans, Geese, Rare Sandpipers. 

 Hawks, Falcons, Owls, etc., taken 

 by his own collectors in Labrador, 

 Hudson's Bay, MacKenzie Bay, 

 Lapland, Iceland and northern re- 

 gions. 



Send for list .Tnd testimonials trom the 

 leading Oologists of the United States 

 and Can 'da. 



WALTER RAINE 



Waverly Villa, Kew Beach, Toronto, Can. 



