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THE OOLOGIST. 



STAR FISH. "JELLY FISH"— lean furnish 

 Atlantic Stars (Asterias vulgaris) either pre- 

 served in formalin for class work or dried, and 

 "Jelly Fish', {Bactylometra) in formalin. First 

 class Material guaranteed. Send for cash 

 prices. No exchange considered. All orders 

 must be in by the first of August. F. P. 

 DROWNE, 20 Benefit St., Providence, R. I. 



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WANTED.— Sets of eggs containing abnor- 

 mal specimens, such as runts, albinos, mon- 

 strocities, abnormally colored or shaped eggs. 

 Will give cash or good exchange. J. WARREN 

 JACOBS, Waynesburg, Pa. 101 



FOR SALE— Al sets, full data. A. O.U. Prices 

 per egg. 2 sets of 452b 15c, 4, 4 & 5, 4c, 7^4, $1.00, 

 77, 2 and 5, 5c, 132, 8 with nest, 8c, 142 10 with 

 nest. 20c, 143, 6 15c, 167 1-6, 20c, 190, 1-4 40c, 191, % 

 10c, 206 2, $'2.50, 21s, 6 to 14, 4c, 21S 1-6 10c, 221, 10 

 to 11, 2, 224. 2-4 50c. S42. 1-4 $1.50, 2bl 5-4, 15, 273, 

 3-4, 10, 305. 8 to 16 8c, 308 two handsome sets 1-10 

 1-12, 50c, 308a, 6 to 14, 15c, 216, 3-2 2c, 331, 1-6, 2-4, 

 15c, 337, 2 and 3 15c, 242, 2-3, SOc, 343, 1-3 Jl.OO, 

 3bb, 2-4 15c. 367, 1-4 1-7, 25c, 378, 1-9, 5c 388, 2-2, 

 4c, 467, l-3n, 7c, 488, 4 to 6, 2c, 494, 1-5 10c, 497, 3-4 

 2c, 498, 3-4n Ic, 509. 4 so 7n 25c, 511b, 1-5. 2, 529, 1- 

 4n, 3c, 543a, l-5n 5c, 561, 425n. 8c, 581, 435, Ic, 

 681, l-5n 5c, 704, 5 to 6, Ic, 705, 2-3, Ic, 719; 1-6 10c, 

 731' 1-6, 1-5, 2c, 725n, 2, 736, 2-3n, 4c. All first 

 class and prepaid at prices quoted. CHRIS P. 

 FORGE, Carman, Manitoba. 



COLLECTORS:— For every $1.00 cash or $3,00 

 worth of specimens, supplies, books, or any- 

 thing the collector or sportsman can use, I will 

 send you one of my new Auxiliary barrels for 

 small bird collecting. They will fit any gun. 

 Saves the price in powder and shot in a month, 

 if yor do any shooting. Give gauge of gun. C. 

 C. PURDUM, M. D., 128 Mineral Spring Ave., 

 Pawtucket, R. I. 



EVERYONE Interested in natural science, 

 and all who enjoy a good narrative, should 

 read "Frederick Young." People have re- 

 mained up until one, two and even three 

 o'clock in the morning to finish it. Gold top; 

 tinted illustrations ; 401 pages ; rich, dark green 

 cloth binding, with sheet white enamel letter- 

 ing, and a beautiful black and light green cov- 

 er design by Frohn. Superlative as a gift. 

 Publishers' price, $1.50. Sent by mail prepaid 

 for $1.35. CHARLES L. PHILLIPS, Taunton, 

 Mass. tf 



WANTED— Two or three full sets of Hooded 

 Merganser, but must be with good nests of 

 down. Exchange perfect sets of Steller's 

 Western Duck with down, or King Eider; 

 fullest particulars, and perfectly authentic, 

 H. NOBLE, Temple Combe, Henley-on-Thames, 

 England. 190. 



PEACOCK.— I offer a freshly prepared skin 

 of an adult male Peacock. A magnificent 

 specimen and strictly XXX in every respect. 

 MRS. GEO. SNOW, Knowlesville, Orleans 

 county, N. Y. 



WANTED— Tobacco Tags Star, Horse Shoe, 

 Standard Navy, Spearhead, Master Workman, 

 Drummond, Natural Leaf, Good Luck, Piper 

 Heidsieck, Boot Jack, Nobby Spun Roll, J. T., 

 Old Honesty, Jolly Tar, Sickle Brandywine, 

 Cross Bow, Old Peach and Honey, Razor, E. 

 Rice Greeville, Tennessee Crosstie, Planet 

 Neptune, Ole Varginy. Will give fifty cents 

 per 100, or eggs from this locality at ^^ list. 

 ERNEST L. HALEY, Rangeley. Maine! 190 



PARTIES— Having sets of Maine collected 

 eggs, first class with full data, for cash or ex- 

 change. Please write. Desirable sets offered. 

 Address GUY BRIGGS, Livermore, Maine. 



FOR EXCHANGE— Maynard's "Eggs of N 

 A. Birds" (colored plates) and lOoues' "Field 

 Ornithology," both good as new; also sets of 

 this locality for first class sets. Many common 

 ones wanted. C. S. SHARP, Escondido, Cal. 



FOR SALE— One of the finest single egg col- 

 lections in New England Some eggs extreme- 

 ly rare. For further information, write G. E. 

 GILMAN, West Newbury, Mass. 



FOR SALE— 294a 3-11, 1-15, 1-12, 1-16, 1-6 and 

 1-4 at 6 cents per egg prepaid. Also other eggs 

 to exchange. All eggs O. K. with good datas. 

 J. S, and J. B. DIXON, Escondido, Cal. 



WANTED— Singles with data have to ex- 

 change; same and a few sets. Send list and 

 receive mine. Write quick. R. V. HaSKIN, 

 Durand, Mich. 



13x14 wall tent, S oz., only used once, for best 

 cash offer, or will take part in eggs. Eggs in 

 sets to exchange. F. A. BLACK, Box 148, Kal- 

 amazoo, Mich. 



WANTED— Good cash offer for egg of Cali- 

 fornia Condor. For exchange, sets and skins 

 of many varieties. Many common varieties 

 wanted in series. All answered. DONALI> 

 A. COHEN, Alameda, Cal. 



RARE Southern Unios, some land and ma- 

 rine shells and a few good sets, for eggs in 

 sets, or skins. VERDI BURTCH, Branchport, 

 N. Y. 



EXCHANGE— For Indian curios, relics, or 

 sea curios, 5 Grouse skins, 1 Magpie, 2 Pileated 

 Woodpeckers, 2 Varied Thrush, 1 Dipper, 1 

 Water-Merganser. «. A. DECKER, Luding- 

 ton, Mich. 



INDIAN Tomohawk 35c; Indian Relics, 30c;. 

 5 old coins 15c; 10 curios 17c; 25 sea shells 10c ;. 

 price list and an old Liberty cent for a dime. 

 W. P. ARNOLD, Peacedale, R. I. 



TO EXCHANGE— Twelve numbers Brehm's 

 "Life of Animals," 252 pages, four colored 

 plates, for stamps or eggs in sets. GLEN M. 

 HATHORN, 1335, 2d Ave., Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 



FOXHOUND dog for sale or exchange. 

 What have you to offer in anything a sports- 

 man can use. Speak quick; the best offer takes 

 him. All answered. F. H. RICKER, Lisbon, 

 Maine. Box 38. 



"¥0R SALE— Vol. 1, 2, 3 and 4 of "Osprey (ex- 

 cept Vol. 2, No. 2) for cash. GLEN M. HAT- 

 HORN, 1335 2d Ave , Cedar Rapids, Iowa. 



WANTED— Large singles. Will give sets— 

 331 1-4, 393 1-3' 508 1-3, 387 1-3-1-2 501 1-4, 652 1-4, 

 755 1-4; Singles 321. 505. 393, 608, 385, 126, 413, 508. 

 H. D. VAIL, 190 Helen St., Cleveland, O. 



WILD BIRDS FOR SALE CHEAP— All A 1 

 birds to size of Ruffed Grouse sent by mail, 

 prepaid. Larger by express charges paid on 

 orders of $5.00 or over. 2, $2.50, 4, $1.50 6. $1.25, 

 7, 4.00, 59, $2.00, 77, $1.25, 125, $6 00, 131 female, 

 $1.50, 132 male, $1.50. 140, male and female $1.75, 

 $1.25, 149, male and female, $2.00, $1.50, 306, male 

 skin $3.00, 212, male, $1.25. 224, male and female 

 $1.75, $1.25, 4 downy young, otic each, 242, male, 

 $1.00, 249, male and female, fl.50 each, 255, $1.25, 

 2bi $1,25, 273, 75c, 297, male, $2.50, $1.50, 300a, 

 $1.50 300b. male, $3.50, 304 male and female, $3.00, 

 winter 343 skin 75c, 349, male $10 00, 667, male 

 with prey $1.50, 371, male $2.50. 376, nr, white 

 male $5.00. male and female spotted, $3.00, 378,. 

 $1.50, 412 75c, 515, male 75c, 528, male 75c, 534, 75c. 

 CHRIS P. FORGE, Taxidermist. Carman.. 

 Manitoba. 



