THE OOLOGIST. 



FOR EXCHANGE :— 22 cal. vi&e single shot, 

 good condition, cost $7.50. Want Indian relics 

 of any kind, or fine crystals, shells and corals. 

 Address ARCHAEOLOGIST, Box 393, Caro, 

 Michigan. 



EXCHANGE OR SALE:— A Quackenbush 

 safety cartridge rifle in good condition, 22 

 long, for best otter. Address G. H. BRIGGS, 

 Livermore, Maine, Box 132, 



FOR SALE:— A walnut exhibition egg cabi- 

 net,eost $6 sell for $2. OTTO HOLSTEIN,Paris, 

 Kentucky. 



R, L, MORE, Decatur, Texas, 3 fossils, 10c. 

 Mexican Opals, 12 cents each. Horned frog 

 (unmounted; 25 cts. Your money back if you 

 want it. 



STRICTLY first class sets 27 5-2, 30 10--1, 

 106 20-1, 130 1-8, 27-1 2-3, 2-3, 347 a 1-2, 554 2-3, 2-4, 

 559 1-3, 697 1-3, and 7.57 1-2, to exchange for good 

 sets of 332, 343 or 364. Address, Lock Box 27, 

 Arlington, Mass. 



FOR EXCHANGE;— Five sets bird eggs 

 with or without nests. Pacific coast sea shells, 

 Illinois river shells, etc. Will exchange above 

 for sets not in my collection. OTHO N. GAY, 

 Camp Point, 111. 



FOR SALE:— I have a nice collection of fine 

 first class sets, will sell very cheap. Parties 

 who wish to buy. send for list immediately. 

 FREEMAN J. GRIDLEY, Nordhoff, Ventura 

 Co., California. 



WANTED: — Comstocks Entomology, can 

 offer in exchange eggs, 366 1-4, 735 1-7, 507 1-6, 

 622 a 1-5. Botanical specimens, and part cash. 

 Send description of stock. R. T. ANDERSON, 

 Aylmer West, Ont, 



SHELLS:— 50 land and fresh water shells 

 from Haiti, assorted, 50 cents. Post, free, T, 

 G. PRIDDEY, 371 Carlton street, Toronto, s2t 



OVERSTOCKED: — Choice sets with full 

 original data for sale at reasonable prices, or 

 exchange for desirable sets, or large singles. 

 List for 2c stamp. DR. M. T. CLECKLEY, 457 

 Greene street, Augusta, Ga. s2t 



WANTED:— A. 1 sets A, O, U, Nos. 7, 58, 64, 

 137, 139, 144, 190, 172, 218, 261, 263, 273, 334, 339, 364. 

 387, 388, and many others. Otter other sets and 

 cash if cheap enough. PRANK HARRIS, La 

 Crescent, Houston Co.. Minn. 



TOEXCHANGE:— Setsof 263, 461, 465. 474b, 

 488, 501, 540. 581, 587, 598, 608, 681. 687, 735. 751, 756, 

 766 with full data. HARRY CUTLER, Saranac, 

 Michigan. 



CABINETS: —Store boxes for insects or eggs 

 also cabinets or single drawers, cases, etc. 

 Apply to T. G- PRIDDEY, 371 Carlton street, 

 Toronto, s2t 



CAMERA, Hall's typewriter, and coffee mill 

 for sale. Magazines and story papers to ex- 

 change for minerals or curios. H. N. BUG- 

 BEE, Fltchburg, Mass. 



NEATLY and scientifically prepai'ed sets of 

 420 1-2, 428 n-2, 731 1-5, and others at very low 

 prices. Satisfaction guaranted. Write for 

 prices. W, L, & R. D, FOXHALL. Tarboro. 

 No. Car, 



MY COLLECTION of birds eggs to exchange 

 for first class shot gun or bicycle, or 25 cal. 

 rifle, Stevens preferred, send for entire list of 

 eggs, W. L, HART, Tacoma, 1106 Pacific Ave., 

 Wash. 



TO EXCHANGE:— Fine sets of Mallard, Cin- 

 namon Teal, Avocet, Black Stilt. Red-head and 

 White-face Glossy Ibis. The latter can be sup- 

 plied in series of from one to a dozen sets. 

 Send your list excluding eggs catalogued at 25c 

 or under. A. M. SHIELDS, Crocker Building, 

 San Francisco. Jly2fc 



HOW TO MAKE MONEY! If you are out 

 of employment and want a position, paying 

 you from $50 to $100 monthly clear above ex- 

 penses by working regularly, or, if you want 

 to increase your present income from $200 to 

 $500 yearly, by working at odd times, write the 

 GLOBE CO., 723 Chestnut St,, Phila,, Pa,, stat- 

 ing age, whether married or single, last or pres- 

 ent employment, and you can secure a position 

 with them by which you can make more money 

 easier and faster than you ever made before in 

 your life. Jlyr 



VIVE Cameras to exchange, any style, for 

 desirable sets at one- third Lattin's list. Also 

 rare typical singles. Send list of sets and sin- 

 gles. L, D. SUMNER, 503 State St., Madison, 

 Wis. a5t 



EXCHANGE : — Have fine sets of Osprey, 

 Buzzard, Owls. Herons, etc , want Qiiail, Sora. 

 Woodcock and other rare Delaware Valley 

 sets. Correspondence with Delaware Valley 

 collectors solicited. BENJ. A. CARPENTER, 

 Salem, N. J. 



FOR EXCHANGE :--A 1 sets of eggs and 

 some fine skins to exchange for fire-arms, 

 jewelry, precious or semi-precious stones, mi- 

 croscope, musical instruments, field glass or 

 bicycle. Let me know what you have to offer 

 and I will send list of eggs and skins. Will 

 give good exchange. All letters answered. 

 ADIN BURDICK, Lake City, Minn. 



FOR SALE:— A. O. U. Nos. 16 1-2, 50c; 51a 1-3, 

 24c; 70 2 3, 18c; 77 2-3, 24c; 79 1-1, 24c; 106 1-1, 10c; 

 115 1-2, $1.40; 263 1-4, 21c; 273 1-4. 30c; 333 1-4, 38c; 

 339 1-1, 14c: 839a 1-3, 70c; 406 1-4, 1-3, 24c; 413 1-6, 

 30c: 420a 1-2, 39c; 428 n-2. 80c: 429 n-2. 10c: 430 n-2, 

 80c; 431 n-2, n-2. n-2. 70c; 434 n-3. $1,00; per set. 

 Write for complete list. Jacofins in red. black 

 and yellow, $2.50 per pair. One pair Yellow 

 crested Fantails, $4.00. All of above sent on 

 approval it wished. J. O. JOHNSON, South- 

 ington. Conn., Lock Box 550. 



FOOT BALL outfit. Mole skin pants and 

 jacket, black sweater, orange and black cap, 

 hose guard, shin guards, ankle supporters, 

 cleated shoes. Make me cash offer. CLIFTON 

 A. FOX, 535 West 61st street, Chicago, 111. 



THE OSPREY, one year to new subscribers 

 not on Osprey ,s books, and one package of K. 

 & P. preservative, together with full instruc- 

 tions. Taxidenny made easy, for $1.15. This 

 offer good until January ist. KERR & PER- 

 HAM, Sandwich, 111. 



A BARGAIN;— For .50 cents I will furnish the 

 following eggs. One of each species. Cali- 

 fornia Quail, Barn Owl, Herring Gull, Ameri- 

 can Coot, Burrowing Owl, Cactus Wren, West- 

 ern Lark Sparrow, California King Bird, Bul- 

 lock Oriole, Hooded Oriole. Cliff Swallow, 

 Mocking bird, Linnet, Brown thrasher, Cali- 

 fornia Towhee, H, S. Austin, Simi, Cal. 



WANTED:— Skins of Shore Larks and Song 

 Sparrows, A series of 30 or 40 skins from a 

 single locality, especially in the south, middle 

 and north-western mountain regions. A large 

 variety of California bird skins, reptiles, 

 batrac'hiaris or fishes to offer in exchange. J. 

 O SNYDER, Curator Zoological Museum. 

 Stanford University, California. 



