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Vol. VII, 



ALBION, N. Y., NOV., 1890. 



No. 11 



Exchanges and Wants. 



Brief special announcements, "Wants," "Ex- 

 changes" inserted in this department for ar>c 

 per a5 words. Notices over 2.5 words, charged 

 at the rate of one-half cent per word. No 

 notice inserted for less than aSc. Notices 

 which are merely indirect methods of soliciting 

 cash purchasers" cannot be admitted t*? these 

 columns under any circumstances. Tenns, 

 cash with order. 



I received a large number of good offers from 

 my X. in Sept. OologisT. I think it was the 

 best investment I ever made. ROBERT A. 

 CAMPBELL, Hanover, N. H. 



"I have received \r> letters and cards in one 

 day in answer to my notice in the Oologist." 

 N. BRADT, Eagle Harbor. N. Y. 



"My exchange notice paid me big. Have ex- 

 changed about $100.00 worth of specimens." W. 

 E. SNYDER, Beaver Dam, Wis. 



CAUSE.— A single notice or adv. in the Oolo- 

 gist costing from '25 to 50 cents. 



TO EXCHx\NGE.— 160 Eggs; over 50 varie- 

 ties. Valued at $15. For best offer of tj-pe, 

 locks, lines, etc. GEO. L. THORTON, Box 148, 

 Alma, Mich. 



TWO PUEBLO Indian Spears, one Navajo 

 Hand Spears, set of 3 Mountain Plover with 

 data, rare, for best offer of books on Natural 

 History. H. De F. EARLE, Norwalk, Conn. 



I HAVE a collection of Tobacco Tags, 226 

 different kinds, to exchange for the best collec- 

 tion of Bird Eggs amounting :55. with data, sent 

 me. Address. FRED A. FORSBERG, No. 211 

 Fith Ave., L>Tichburg, Va. 



&4 ARROW HEADS, chipped or broken, over 

 % of Arrow remaining. Value $1.25. Some ai-e 

 nice Pieces. What have you to offer? DARCY 

 BIGGAR, Fulton, Wis. 



TO EXCHANGE.— 105 No. Youth's Compan- 

 ions, for anything desirable. What offers? 

 Letters answered. WM. J. THOMPSON, 138 

 Gloucester St., Ottawa, Canada. 



SEVERAL volumes Youth's Companion, in 

 good condition, for books on Ornithology or 

 Taxidermy, or Taxidermists' outfit. What 

 offers? Address with stamp, CHESTER M. 

 WHITNEY, Westminster, Mass. 



OVER 1000 duplicate specimens coleoptera 

 Would like to exchange the lot for Birds' Eggs" 

 Will send list. F. HODGE, Hudson, Ohio. 



TO EXCHANGE.— A 44-inch. Rub'ser Tire, 

 Steel Spoke Bicycle, in fair condition, for best 

 offer in eggs, fossils, minerals or curiosities. 

 ARTHUR C. VEATCH, Rockport, Ind. 



FOSSILS, Birds' Eggs. Minerals, Curiosities, 

 to exchange for good Books of all kinds. All 

 answered. T. S. HILL. Knoxville, Iowa. 



I DESIRE to exchange eggs of Ruddy Shel- 

 drake, Gt. Crested Grebe. Med. Gull, Borbary 

 Partridge,; Kestrel Singles for Hawks. Owls or 

 Warblers' "eggs. Send lists and get mine. H. 

 E. I-ilAIGHN. 607 R. I. Ave.. Wash., D. C. 



EXCHANGE.— 15 Ihs. of Uye for best offer of 

 flrst-class eggs in sets ; also" imperfect 4ct Play- 

 ingcard stamps to exchange also. 2c certificate 

 blue. ROGER WHINFIELD, 550 Public Ave.. 

 Beloit. Wis. 



I HAVE a pair of every fine full blood game 

 chickens either to exchange for best offer or for 

 sale. Particulars on application. JOHN 

 HECK. Raleigh, N. C. 



TO EXCHANGE.— A $5 Polyoptican, 200 pic- 

 tures or three good tennis balls, for best egg 

 offer. A chart of fifty tropical birds for Janu- 

 ary to May 1890 Ooi.ogists. DONALD CAMP- 

 BELL, Cold Spring, Putnam county. N. Y. 



TO EXCHANGE.- A Jimo Safty Bicycle, in 

 good condition, for a well Bred Bird dog: must 

 be Thoroughly Bi'oken. A Pointer preferred. 

 Write for Particulars. E. B. PECK.* 



WANTED.— A young Ferret not over twelve 

 months old in exchange for bird skins or cash : 

 also a few eggs in sets for exchange. Quick 

 reply. JESSE Y. .CRAVEN, Taxide'rmist, Box 

 71, Hulburtou, N. Y. 



WANTED.— Birds' Eggs, Indian Relics, Con- 

 federate Money and Minerals, for which I will 

 give Minerals, ^Curiosities and Confederate 

 Money. What am I offered for 25 Star Fish 3 

 inches in diameter. FRED H. BANKS, Stam- 

 ford. Conn. 



TO EXCHANGE.— A live Cooper's Hawk: 

 Stuffed Birds. Minerals, Fossils, Arrow Point s 

 and over 300 second-class eggs. Will allow 

 two-thirds off regular prices. Will exchange 

 for Minerals, Indian Relics. Stuffed Birds. 

 Skins, first-class eggs in sets or singles, cr 

 curio. Make offers. L. V. C^ASE, Naples, N. Y. 



WANTED.— Printing press. tj"pe. shot-gun. 

 large cal. rifle, bicycle, show cases, camera or 

 eggs, will srive in exchange. Cash. Elgin watch. 

 82" Flobert rifle. 22 warnant. 22 pocket rifle. 22 

 revolver. Thread cases, compound micro- 

 scope, eggs or stamps. Cabinets made to order. 

 All letters answered. LETSON BALLIET.. 

 Des Moines, Iowa. 



