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THE OOLOGIST. 



FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE— Complete 

 file "Birds and nature to 1905, (1st four double 

 vols, in half morocco balance unbound); 

 American Ornithology, vols I and II; Nut- 

 tail's Birds (complete in 1 vol.) Set of high 

 grade taxidermist's tools (good as new), etc. 

 Wanted. Vols. I and III, "Osprey." Any 

 complete vol. of Bird Lore, Nidologist, or 

 Oologist (previous to 1899.) Also vol. 18 O. 

 and O., and others, Address ROB'T W. 

 GLENN, Wooster, Ohio. 



WANTED. -Sets of Osprey. Offer cash or 

 Sandhill Crane, Turnstone, Parauque, Black 

 and Red-throat Loons, Snow Bunting, Aplo- 

 mado Falcon. Red-spotted Bluethroat, Cara- 

 cara, Mississippi Kite, Eur. Woodcock and 

 many more, Can also use many common 

 species, including 501, 703, 619. 611, 387, 388, 273, 

 263, 190, 360, 394c. 77, 261, etc., for others on my 

 full list. DR. T. W. RICHARDS, Naval 

 Hospital, Norfolk, Va. 



FOR EXCHANGE or cash, "St Nicholas" 

 magazine 1901, '02, '03, complete perfect con- 

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 year. CHAS. A. HEWLETT, Woodmere, N, 

 Y. 



FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-Mounted 

 Whistling Swan, Am. Goshawk, bird skins 

 and sets. Woods Natural History, Cecils 

 Natural History, Maynard Taxidermy, etc. 

 Want bird skins, mounted birds, sets and 

 books on birds. Address O. M. GREEN- 

 WOOD, Strawberry Point, Box 64, Iowa, 



FOR SALE— n-4, n-3. White winged Cross- 

 bill, n-3 American Crossbill. Will sell for 

 highest offer. These sets were collected in 

 Nova Scotia in 1906 and are in good condition. 

 R. W. TUFTS, Wolfvllle, N. S.. Can. 



I HAVE JUST RECEIVED.-A large case 

 of Arctic birds eggs from MacKenzie Bay 

 and can now offer for sale sets of Greater 

 Snow Goose, Lesser Snow Goose, Whistling 

 Swan, Old Squaw, Pacific Eider, King Eider, 

 American Golden Plover, White-rumped 

 Sandpiper, Buff-breasted Sandpiper, Ameri- 

 can Pipit, Lapland Longspur, Smith's Long- 

 spur, Redpole, Horned Lark. American 

 Rough-legged Hawk, Short-earred Owl, 

 Snowy Owl, Rock Ptarmigan, Parasitic 

 Jaeger, Pacific Loon, etc. W. RAINE, Kew 

 Beach, Toronto, Canada. 



SETS,— Make me a cash offer for the follow- 

 ing sets with data. No reasonable offer 

 refused. Am. Osprey 1-3, Great-horned Owl. 

 1-2, Rocky Mountain Screech Owl 1-4, Cinna- 

 mon Teal 1-8, Blue-winged Teal 1-7, Chestnut- 

 bellied Scaled Part ridge 1-11, Rock Ptarmigan 

 1-10, Fer. Rough-legged Hawk 1-4, Western 

 Grebe 1-4, Western Night Hawk 1-2. W. L. 

 BURNETT, 128 N. Sherwood St., Fort Collins, 

 Colo. 



Auction Sale of Bird Skins. 



During the next 30 days I offer the follow- 

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 highest bidder. Get in line and make an 

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 bidder regardless of value. 2 Ruffed Grouse, 

 2 Bob-white, 2 Mallard, 1 Ruddy Duck, 1 Red 

 B. Merganser, 1 Am. Scaup Duck, 3 Pied- 

 billed, Grebe, 1 Horned Grebe, 5 Snow Bunt- 

 ing. 4 Pine Grosbeak, 2 Coot, 1 Stellars Jay, 

 1 Red B. Nuthatch, 1 Chickadee, 2 Kingfisher, 

 1 Slate colored Junco, 30 specimens in all. 

 F. O. B. Albion. 



GEORGE J. TILLS, 



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