THE OOLOGJST 



TO EXCHANGE.— Winchester Repeating 

 Rifle 22 cal nearly new, for southern or west- 

 ern sets. H. H. SPICER, 596 Woodward, Ave., 

 Detroit. Mich. 



FOR EXCHANGE.— First-class common sets 

 of this locality, with data, for same, with col- 

 lectors in other states. Address, WM. L. AT- 

 KINSON, San Jose, Cal. 



I received almost 100 answers to my ad. in 

 your paper. It is the best advertising medium 

 I ever used. G. B. Bennett. Terra Haute, Ind. 



TO EXCHANGE. Very desirable first-class 

 sets and singles with datas, of this community, 

 for first-class Western and Southern eggs. 

 CHARLES WARNER, Mackinaw, 111. 



TO EXCHANGE.— Fine eggs in sets and sin- 

 gles, skins, stamps and books. JOHN W. 

 HJTT, 169 Broadway, Indianapolis, Ind. 



EXCHANGE.— 52 in. Columbian Light Road- 

 ster Bicycle in hue running order for best offer 

 in books, Are arms or skins. All letters an- 

 swered. Cash value of wheel Is £25. HORACE 

 H. FELL, 3658 Dearborn St. Chicago, 111. 



WANTED.— Collectors of Insects in every 

 State of the Union. See my "ad." PROF. 

 CARL BRAUN, Naturalist Bangor, Me. 



One advertisement of Coleoptera brought me 

 six letters of inquiry, In three weeks, closed 

 out the last I had. and have to answer letters 

 still coming in "Specimens all gone." F. 

 Hodge, Hudson. O. 



WANTED:— An egg cabinet, a set of No. 349 

 and books on ornithology. I offer a solid silver 

 hunting case watch, sets' of Nos. 325 1-2. &52 2-2, 

 417 1-2 and part cash on the cabinet. WM. H. 

 BELL, West Point, Va. 



TO EXCHANGE.— Two good egg drills or 

 150 postage stamps for every set of birds eggs 

 with data sent me. Address, CLARENCE 

 LUTHER, P. O. Box 322, Fayetteville, Ark. 



MOUNTED BIRDS, Skins, Eggs and other 

 specimens exchanged for Printing Press, Type. 

 "Hornaday's Taxidermy," Collecting Tube, 

 Lathe or Skins. DELBERT MEIXSELL. 

 Pekin. Illinois. 



OOLOGISTS WANTED. -Vol. 5, Nos. 1 to 6 

 and 10 to 12. Papers and book for above, and 

 for many other papers. R. H. ROCKWOOD, 

 Waterviile, Maine. 



TO EXCHANGE:-Nicely mounted Birds 

 for best offers of eggs in sets; Hawks. Grouse 

 and Quail preferred. I have Barred, Horned. 

 Snowy and Screech Owls; Goshawk, Broad- 

 " winged. Sharp-shinned and Cooper's Hawks: 

 Peacock: White Pelican; Blue Herons; etc. 

 CHAS. K. REED, No. 262 Main St., Worcester, 

 Mass. 



The results obtained from my recent exchange 

 notices in the Oologist have been entirely sat- 

 isfacrory. I have received more than a hun- 

 dred communications, embracing'nearly every 

 section in the Union, from Maine to Florida and 

 from the Atlantic to the Pacific I know of no 

 other paper as an advertising medium in which 

 such results could be obtained at such small 

 cost. M. C. White. Mathews, C. H,, Va. 



FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE —Second-hand 

 self -inking Excelsior Press, 5x8, with four 

 founts of type, furniture, ink. etc. Price com- 

 plete $15.00 or open for offers of exchange. 

 ALBION CARD WORKS, Albion, N. Y. 



TO EXCHANGE. 1st class eggs of Flycatch- 

 er, Terns, Sandpipers, Chickadees, for common 

 sets with data. E. F. WATSON, Kennebunk 

 Beach, Me. 



TO EXCHANGE for first-class skins, 

 have, 30 No's Santa Claus, Parley's Universal 

 History, Three Kingdoms, roller skates, accor- 

 deon. Quackenbush's air rifle. L.G.WOOD- 

 RUFF, 20* W. 103 St., N. Y. City. 



WANTED.— A good 5x7 or 5x8 Landscape 

 Camera of reliable make. Also eggs in sets of 

 American Raptores. Have many things to 

 offer for same. Write at once to A. MOWBRAY 

 SEMPLE, Poynette, Wis. 



My notice in the August number of the Ooi.o- 

 gist paid me big. I received over 30 letters in 

 three days. J. M. Swain, E. Wilton, Me. 



WOULD LIKE to correspond with reliable 

 California or Southern collectors who would 

 iike to exchange eggs of their locality for oth- 

 ers of this. C. C. HENRY, 340 Broadway, 

 New York City . 



ONE ALMOST new self-inking printing press 

 just the thing for printing labels, etc. will sell 

 for $3.00. GLOVER M. ALLEN, 3 Vernon St., 

 Newton, Mass. 



FOR EXCHANGE.— Merwin and Hulbert in- 

 terchangeable sixteen ga. shot gun and 22 rifle, 

 cost fifteen dollars, for eggs or oologif al sup- 

 plies. CARLTON H. PLUMB, ia51 Washing- 

 ton Ave., Springfield, Mo. 



THE MAN THAT WON AT MADISON 

 SQUARE IN '93, bred the Brown Leghorns I 

 am breeding. My Claiborne Pits are winners. 

 J will exchange eggs of either for books. J. S. ■ 

 GRIFFING, Cutchogue, Long Island, N. Y. 



CORRESPONDENCE invited from all desir- 

 ing to exchange eggs with full data, of Other 

 localities for same of Central Iowa during the 

 coming season. A. P. GODLEY, LeGrand, la. 



As an exchange medium it can't be excelled. 

 Every exchange notice I have had inserted, has 

 brought me from thirty to seventy-five answers. 

 In fact more than I could possibly attend to. 

 F. T. Corless, Tillamook, Ore. 



We received 150 letters and cards in answer 

 to a single notice in the columns of the Oolo- 

 gist. Merrimac Stamp Co., Natick, Mass. 



ETHNOLOGY:— Wanted a copy of J. W. 

 Powell's First Annual Report. 1879-80 of the 

 Bureau of Ethnology. Must be "as good as 

 new." Address stating lowest cash or ex- 

 change price. F. H. LATTIN & CO., Albion. 

 N. Y. 



EGGS.— Eagle, Buzzard. Hawk, Osprey,Rare 

 Warblers and nests and many others. Fine 

 mounted birds, cheap, cash. Only perfectly 

 safe climbing gear, adjustable to any size tree, 

 stop anywhere to rest, hands free. Get from 

 M. C. White, sole manufacturer, Matthews, Va. 

 $2 net. Fine photos. 8x10 of old Chancellors- 

 ville Headquarters. Gen. Hooker during battle 

 May, 1863, 30c. Cabinet photo, Steven Junior 

 Steptoe (colored man) and his cabin. Taken 

 from life, 1893, in 109th year of his age, with in- 

 teresting history, 25c* Both above for 50c. 

 New style climbing irons with steadying stays, 

 strapped, not least tiresome, $2.75 net. All in- 

 formation for stamp. F. THEO. MILLER, 

 Lancaster, C. H. Va. 



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