I The Warblers in Color

BIRD-LORE begins in its December issue, the publication of beautifully colored plates, accurately repre- senting all the plumages of North American Warblers, with migration records, compiled from data in the Biological Survey by W. W. Cooke. This number, with a Christmas card of a before unpublished vlew of John Burrouh'a Cabin, "Slab- sides," will be sent free to all subscribers to Vol. VI, zo4, of this magane. Or, on receipt of one dollar, we will send the magazine and the card inscribed with your name as donor of Bm-LORE for z9o4, in time to be received as a 20 cets number, 51.00 7eas Publiahcd by THE lVlAC/dLLAH Co.,  Fifth Ave., New Yor City THE AMERICAN BIRD MGAZlNE Profusely iBustrated with Photographs of Wild Birds from Life. Fresh, inter- esting, and instructive Bird Literature. Everything original. ach number contains Ten !lirds in Natural Colors For identifications lvfonthly. I.00 per year lgveryoue subscribiug uow is eutitled to a Life-sise lgulargement of the "Chippy lamLty*' in natural colors, on paper x2xo inches. This is prob- ably the best .hotograph ever taken of an entire famdy of live wild birds. SPECIAL e e e To all who mention "The Condor" we will send Vol. I and II, and sub- scriptions for to3, with the "Chippy Family," for $2.5o. Address Amcrkun 0rnith0101y worce.,, Uncle Sam's Island Possessions Are of interest to eve American nowadays. "Notes of a Naturalist in Guam," written by IAeut. William lg. tfford, who was Lieutenant- Governor of Guam after the Spanish war, is a series of beautifully illustrated articles telling about this remote island. They are published in THE PLANT WORLD a 111umla-ated Mouthly Magaxlne of Xop- ular otan7, With departments Gevoted to "The Home Oarden and Oreenhouse."and to the Wild Flower Preser- vation ciety, of which this journal is the official organ. Sendstamp for a sample copy, mention- ing THE C01DOR. A copy of our souvenir and anniversary number free to everynew subscriber. $z.5o per Year Address The Plant World Company P.O. Box 334. WASHINGTON, D.C.