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stock; recommend same highly 
for family use. Perhaps when 
grown here, it will get larger. 
Price, per package, 10c.; 4 0z., 
35¢e. ; 1 oz., 60c. ; 4 1b., $2.00; 1 Ib., 
$7.50. 
New Golden Andalusia 
Wax Pole Bean. This bean 
originated at Andalusia, Bucks 
Co., Pa., witha celebrated bean 
grower. The illustration, made 
from nature, gives some idea of 
their wonderful productiveness. 
The pods are broad, thick, very 
fleshy and entirely stringless, 
and retaining their important 
qualities until almost ripe. 'The 
pods when fully grown are five 
gy 
to six inches long, rich, buttery, 
and fine flavored when cooked. 
The vines cling well to the Poles. 
They commence to bear when 
quite young, and continue to 
bear profusely for a long time. 
The beans when dry are round 
as a bullet, pure white in color, 
and also make a fine shell or 
winter bean. 
The stock of seed this season 
isso small that I can offer it only 
in packages. 
Price, per package, 15c.; 4 
packages for 50c. 
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Thorburn’s Extra Early Flat 
Beans.—**Pride of Newton.’’ 
The originator of this new 
bush bean says: It is of robust 
growth, with very long, flat pods, 
which are light green. This is 
undoubtedly the earliest and 
most productive bush bean in 
cultivation. The plants on ac- 
count of their bushy growth, 
