. The oist . be that more attentionwill be given to Oology than was pos-sible during the past year. And as abeginning, on the following page youwill find the only published illustrationof an authentic double-shelled egg thathas ever been printed. This specimenis in our private collection, and hasbeen repeatedly referred to in the;columns of The Oologist. R. M. B. Please discontinue ad. of mine forexchange of a pair of field disposed of them long ago, andam still receiving inquiries. George Seth 24, 1912. Please cut out my ad. as it appearson page 2, middle of second
. The oist . be that more attentionwill be given to Oology than was pos-sible during the past year. And as abeginning, on the following page youwill find the only published illustrationof an authentic double-shelled egg thathas ever been printed. This specimenis in our private collection, and hasbeen repeatedly referred to in the;columns of The Oologist. R. M. B. Please discontinue ad. of mine forexchange of a pair of field disposed of them long ago, andam still receiving inquiries. George Seth 24, 1912. Please cut out my ad. as it appearson page 2, middle of second column inthe October number of The all the copies I wanted. Havealso disposed of all the bird booksthat I advertised in The Oologist forsale, some time ago. Philip 17, 1912. The Oologist continues as good asever since you acquired it and its apity some of the ornithologists andcollectors do not contribute more arti-cles to it than they do. Richard F. 31, O) THE OOLOGIST VII 1913THIS ISSUE OF TH E OOLOGIST Reaches 1^,000 Readers You ought to read it, like it and subscribefor it. We think you ought to send it to some boyor bird loving friend for next year as a Christ-mas present. It only costs $0 cents and willlast a whole year. Our subscribers ought to renew their sub-scriptions promptly as it gets the matter offtheir own minds and helps THE OOLOGIST. We appeal to all of the real friends of THEOOLOGIST, and there are many such, toassist us in extending the subscription list for1913. THE OOLOGIST Lacon, 111., or Albion, N. Y. vin THE OOLOGIST WHAT THE BIRD PEOPLE is what some of our friends say of us. Lack of space only preventsthe publication of some hundreds of other just such comments. Peruse thislist, you will note some familiar names, we are sure. THE OOLOGIST. The Oologist has improved more andmore each month. George Finaly 22, 1911. The Oologist is very good readingand I would very much disli
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