VOL. XI. NO. 9. 



ALBION, N. Y., SEP. 



Whole No. 



Wants, Exchanges, and For Sales. 



Bri°f special announcements, "Wants,' "Exchanges" "For Sales," Inserted in this department 

 for 50c per 3ri words Notices over 35 words, charged at the rate of one cent per each additional 

 word No notice inserted for less than 50c. Terms, cash with order. 



"Dealers" can use these columns at Regular Advertising rates, only, 



StrictlY First-class specimens will be accepted in payment at one-half list rates. 



Exchange Cards and Coupons (subscription) will be accepted for "Wants" and "Exchanges" only 

 and according to conditions stated thereon. 



TO TRADE.— Students' microscope (40 dia) 

 dissecting set, small pocket rifle (22 cal.), pic- 

 calo (13 Keyed), old Italian derringer, eggs m 

 sets. Wanted, a clarionet. W. E. WELLS, 

 Granville, Ohio. 



FOR EXCHANGE.— Fifty varieties of Cali- 

 fornia eggs in sets for sets of water birds only, 

 also eggs for stamps. O. W. HOWARD, 853 S. 

 Olive St., Los Angeles, Cal. 



FOR SALE.- Coal in three different stages 

 of formation found in the anthracite coal re- 

 gions for 50 cents. Will exchange for minerals, 

 Indian relics or birds eggs. FRANK EDGA.K, 

 1307 Wyoming Ave., Scranton, Pa. 



EXCHANGE.— Kerr & Perham egg tools. 

 Stamps and eggs to exchange for eggs or skins. 

 Send list and get our;. KERR & PERHAM, 

 Sandwich, 111. 



TO EXCHANGE.— A fine collection of 400 

 postage stamps and a few eggs to exchange for 

 eggs not in my collection. FRED MCALLIS- 

 TER, Davison, Mich. 



RARE SINGLES wanted priced at $2.00 or 

 over for which I offer rare sets with data even 

 rates. Address WALTER F. WEBB, Albion, 

 N. Y. 



FOR ONLY 50 cents. $500 Confederate Mon- 

 ey (assorted), $400 Confederate Bond, and 6 rare 

 Arrow Paints. Catalogue 3 cents. J. F. BOW- 

 EN, Iuka, Miss, s3t 



Please find enclosed 35 cents for a copy of 

 "Standard Catalogue." / have received so'many 

 ansivers to my < ad. in July Oolooist that 1 need 

 one right quick. C. F. STONE, Branchport, 



N. Y. 



I REQUIRE more room in my cabinets, so 

 wish to clear out the following single eggs at 

 these low prices : Golden Eagle 3.50, Gray Sea 

 Eagle 1.00, Pigeon Hawk 1.00. Mississippi Kite 

 1.50. Sharp-shinned Hawk 50. American Gos- 

 hawk 1.00, Swainson's Hawk 30. Merlin 25, Eur- 

 opean Buzzard 18, Duck Hawk 1.25, and many 

 others, send for my full list of cheap single 

 eggs. W. RAINE, Bleeker St., Toronto, Can. 



OOLOGISTS Attention.— Send your exchange 

 list of eggs, etc. to me and receive same, 1-5-10 

 answers get nice present free. G. N, TJPHAM, 

 Oofl'eyville, Kansas, 



CLIMBERS.- Pair regular style, strapped 

 ready for use. for best offer 1st class sets with 

 data! HARRY B, SARGENT, 3(56 W. 116 2d St. 

 New York. 



FOR SALE.— Best offer before Sept 15th. 1 

 set cancelled Columbian stamps complete, 1 set 

 uncancelled Columbian stamps complete, one 

 £5 English, £1 English green and one £1 Eng- 

 lish brown, caucelled stamps. Address R. 

 SANFORD, Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y. 



PAPIER MACHE-Needed by all taxidermists 

 and naturalists. Fresh made 20c lb ; 8 lbs, 1.50 ; 

 20 lbs 3.00. Virgin Cork Bark for rock work, all 

 sized pieces same price. Address, WALTER 

 F. WEBB, Albion. N. Y. 



WANTED.— October Nidiologist-, Oologist 

 vol, 1 to 7; 0. and 0. vol. 1 to 8; vol. Auk; inser- 

 tion barrel. Have sets and skins, complete 

 data. ROGERS P. GILLESPIE, Starkville, 

 Miss. 



WANTED:— For cash or exchange choice 

 sets of Pigeon Hawk. Gyrfalcon, Rough-legged 

 Hawk, Ravens, Amer. Bittern or other rare 

 sets of Hawks and Owls. Lowest price and 

 particulars wanted. W. B. JUDSON, 53 El- 

 dorado St., Pasadena, Cal. 



A BARGAIN.— 1 Bluegray Gnatcatcher's 

 nest, 2 sets o f first class eggs. 1 arrowhead, 1 

 minie ball, 1 packet of novelties. 10 rare curios. 

 200 varieties of stamps and a skin of Red-wing 

 orYellow-headedBlackbird as preferred for only 

 25c. Guaranteed to please. HENRY BEAU- 

 MONT, JR.. Carlsbad. Tenn. 



The article on the "Brown Pelican" in the 

 Oologi c t several months since has brought me 

 a flood of letters, both as to exchanges and in- 

 quiries. Had my article been in the nature of 

 an ad. I shoud have been highly gratified. As 

 it is, never making exchanges, I must beg of 

 you to make an announcement through your 

 paper to this effect, for I cannot answer all the 

 letters. Morris Gibbs, Kalamazoo, Mice. 



