THE OOLOGIST. 



EXCHANGES AND WANTS, Continued. 



Have you read Lattiii's "Excha-ige lixtraordj- 

 nary" in this Oologist? 



EXCHANGE.— I have a long list of desirable 

 Eggs, in lull sets, wlili complete data, to ex- 

 change with reliable collecixji-s for sets with 

 rtcoompanying data. Eggs ot the Proihonotary 

 Warliier in any quantity. Send list.s and receive 

 mine. D. B. bUKKOWS, Uicon, Marshall Co., 

 Ills. 



WANTED.— To exchange the lollowing first- 

 class Eggs, single or in sets, lor others. 

 NOS. 1, 111. 7. 122, 123, i:j-). 143,l.i7, 2 1,214 2-.8, 

 270. 27S. 282, 261, 263. 315, 32J, 324, H.54, ^'iT. :iS2, 425, 

 451, 4.54, 480, 4.S), 525, •n71, 670. 93.6H. 574. Data 

 furnished if desired. All letters answered. M. 

 c. WHITE. Mathews C. H., Va. 



TO EXCHANGE.— 1 have 100 Stomping Outfits 

 worth $1.50 per set, 1 Accordeon, ss.uO; 1 Magnetic 

 ■Belt. $2-).0U;l Peerless Fountain Pen. $2..iO; lots of 

 Books, Eggs, etc.. for Eggs in sets, with data, or 

 Indian Relics. Write what you have, if you mean 

 business; "Silence is Golden," if you do not. 

 Address, C. A. MORRIS, Paw Paw. 111. 



WANTED.— 125 Fonts ot Small Type lilve I hat 

 used in prmting the Oologist-. also .50 Fonts Large 

 and Fancy Type; also the Latest Edition ot liidg- 

 wayS Key tor which 1 will give Sio.uOin first-class 

 Sets; also good Double-uarrel. Hreecli-loading 

 Shotgun (14 or 16 gauge); also Typewriter. Tuose 

 having any of the above to evchauge for first- 

 class Sl<ins or Sets out of a collection of iuoo Eggs 

 send particulars to H. VV. NOLTE, W. 16th su, 

 Los Angeles. Cal. 



TO EXCHANGE.— A Rotary Plate, Self-inking 

 Golding Printing Press, chase,4)<; x 3. with outfit, 

 and an Accordeon, tor besi. otter of Curiosities. 

 especlL^lly coins, stamps, Indian Relics and Bh-d 

 Eggs with data, not necessarily in sets. For 

 particulans, address EDVV. B. JONAS, Box 221, 

 Beaver Dam. Wis. 



TO EIICHANGE.— Two Printing Presses, one 

 5 X 8, self-Inking; one in x 15 Foot Power, and 

 several Fonts of Job Type and complete outfit tor 

 safety Bicycle. A. M. EDDY, Albion, N. Y. 



TO EXCHANGE.— First-class Eggs of Eastern 

 Pennsylvania; Singles or Sets, with full and orig- 

 inal data, send fist. JOS. P. JACKSON, Kelton, 

 ches. CO., Pa. 



EXCHANGE.— A Receipt telling how to mount 

 birds in a life-like manner tir every set of eggs 

 sent, except a and 22, with data. J. VV. P. 

 SMITIIWICK. Sans Souci, N. c. 



TO EXCHANGE.— The following first-class 

 Eggs, in sets, with data, for the best offer ot first- 

 class Eggs in pahs, A. O. U. NOS., 443, 552a, 622a, 

 421, 319, 339a. H. SAYERs, JK., Abilene, Tex. 



1 Pocket Collecting Pistol ana Outfit, Fossils. 

 Steel Bar Magnets, War Relics. Curiosities, Invis- 

 ible Ink, Ohio Snake iSlouud Relic, Winchester 

 Bine Cartridges. 3s cal. C. F.; Banjo Ihidges. 

 Cigarette Pictures and Charts, I'rinting Material, 

 to exchange for best olfer of single Eggs.. Mounted 

 Birds or Skins. F. LEON ENGLEBERT, Des 

 Moines, Iowa. 



WANTED.— To exchange sets of the following 



for others: 1, 7, 12, 13. 149. E. S?, 254, 201, 271', 271. 

 '.iTSb, 2^9, 304, 387. 460, 494, 6"3, 763, TOSa; alSO 



many Singles, including European varieties; also 

 Foreign Postal Cards. Only -sets with No S data 

 blanks accepted. Lattln's ism list as a basisot 

 exchange. W. MORGAN MARTIN, 309 E. Ninth 

 St., Wellington, Kansas. 



IM PORT.VNT.— I care to mike eKC'i in,'es dur- 

 ing the next 60 d lys as per offers in t liis Ooi.odi.-T. 

 only, and do not '-'are to purchase s|ieclmens of 

 any kind unle.ss very desirable and ;it low lales. 

 Owing to an enoriiious amount 01 W(/rk before us. 

 during the next two mouihs. we aie forced in 

 make lliis aunoancemeiit in order 10 s;ive need- 

 less corres.jondeuce. Fli.\NK H. L.^TTiN. 



BIRDS' EGGS. 



Fred A. H:iiTim:ui, Huuiptoii. Friiiikliii 



Co., Iowa. 

 E. D. Royee, Stafford Springs, Conn. 



FOSSILS. 

 Will S. Graham, 604 W. Adams St., 



Creston, Iowa. 



Wanted, at Once. 



500 Collectors to purchase one ot the great Japa- 

 nese Egg Curios; ties. Lots of fun. Price 50c. 

 50 per cent off to follectors. 



GEORGE SWING. San BeiKardino, Cal. 



COLLECTORS, ; 



^ to the ••stormy I^etrel."' 



Send 2u cents for one 

 year's subscription 

 a paper devoted to 

 Ornithology, Oology and Natural History in 

 general. i>l. SMITU &, CO. , Bos 87, Mendota, 111. 



First-Class Egas in Sets I- or Sale. 



3. 4. 5. eggs 

 1,2,3, •• 

 1. 2. 3. 4, ■■ 

 3. 4, •• 

 6 to 9. '• 

 6 to 13, •■ 



Send for list of other first-class sets and singles, 

 w. c. PRATT, Lake Forest Ills. 



Cooper's Hawk. 

 Red tail 



Red-Shouldered Ha.v 

 (ireat Blue Heron, 

 ( arolina Rail, 

 Fla. Gallinule, 



JAMES P. BABBITT, 



T.^ 2^IIDE^l 2^d:i ST 



AND DKALEK IN ALL AKTICLES KEQllKED BY TAX- 

 IDERMISTS. OHNITHOLOGISTS. nOl.OGIS'lS. 

 ENT0M01^)<;iSTS AND BOTANISTS 



Also a Full Llhe of 

 BIRDS' SKINS, EGGS & STUFFED BIRDS. 



Artificial Glass Eyes for Animals, Birds and 

 Fish, a specialty. 



As a Bargain, this month. I offer the following 

 Stuffed Birds on suitable stands, according to 

 bird's habits. 

 Redwing, beauties. $.85 l Red-shafted Flicker. $i..50 



Am. Robin 75 I Least Sandpiper.... 1 Oo 



Chewink 75 i Bohemian Wuxwing 2.00 



Oven-bird 7"> | Evening Grosbeak.. -2.011 



© EGOS. ® 



La. Clapper Rail....S.i4 ■ Black Duck S 2"; 



Turkey Vultm-e 4U | Am. Magpie 16 



Any ot above can be furnished in original sets 

 wlth'data. Wfil send one of each of the above 

 kinds for 75c, li.sted at $1.60. I also have a large 

 stock of other Eggs of which I will send written 

 lists for stamp, with very low prices. 



10 Hodges Ave, Taunton, Mass. 



