Miss EMMA V. WHITE 
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imr»i tlclicloiu, crisp ami ti-oilcr lliry hail o\-rr cat«i. "— -Mm. K, J. SlATTticw^. 
SELECT VEGETABLE LIST 
1. For the convenience of my patrons I offer a list of choice vegetable seeds, selectiui; only those of proved 
and standard value. 
2. They are of the best stock, grown for me by professional growers who have a national reputation in their 
respective lines. 
3. Free with any order for vegetable seeds of ten cents or over, my carefully preparetl booklet on "Vegetable 
Culture." 
Price, any packet, 4 cents; any 10 packets (your choice) SO cents. Prices for larger quantities gfiven below, 
, All Postpaid. 
BEANS. Henderson's Bush Lima, More largely grown than 
any other tlwarf Lima. Early and continuouslv protiuctivo. J pt., 
18c. ; pt., 25c.; nt.. 45c. 
Unproved Golden Wax. Best early flat golden pod. 4- pt., 
15c.; pt.. 25c.; qt.. 45c. 
Kentucky Wonder. (Old Ilomestcad). Earlier than ony other 
crcen pole bean, i pt., 18c ; pt., 25c.; qt.. 45c. 
ProUflc German Black Wax. Early round-po<ldcd variety, 
one of the hcst for the homo garden. * pt.,15o.;pt., 25C. ; qt., 45c. 
Bed Valentine. Finest Krcen-po(itfed sort. Bic j-icUIcr; moat 
used for ahell beana. + pt.. 15c.; pt.. 25c.; qt., 46c. 
StaingleES Green Pod. Best of this sort in cultivation. Two 
weeks earlier than other early varieties, i- pt,, 16c.; pt., 25c.; 
qt.. 4SC 
BEET. Crosby's Egyptian. Very early; roots in alternate rings 
of white and red. Oz., 10c.,' i lb., 25c.; 1 lb.. 70o. 
Edmand's Blood Tmnlp. Deep b!ood-red, very sweet and 
tender. Oz., lOc; i lb., 20c.; 1 lb., 70c. 
Beet Mixture. A mixture of the above two kinds. Oz., lOc: 
\ lb.. 20c.; 1 lb., 70c. 
CABBAGE. All Heaa Early, An oll-.vear-round Cabbage, early, 
large nnd uniform, i oz.. 10c, ; 1 oz., 25c. 
Early Jersey Wakefield, Grown moro for market than any 
other strain, ipz., IQc; 1 oz.. 25c. 
Holland, or Danish Ball Head and Amagar, both Dutch 
Winter cabbncea. Beat winter keeper^. i oz., lOc; 1 oz., 35c. 
CASEOT. Danver'B Half-Long. Best main crop variety; half- 
long with small tnii-root; great producer. Oz., lOc; i lb.. 30c. 
Oxheart, or Guerande. Fine grained and sweet; good for stock 
or for the table. Oz., 10c. ; i lb.. 30c 
CAOTIFLOWEE. Early Snowball. Exceedingly early and 
one of the aurcst to make a solid, compact head. IJighcat gmdo, 
Danish-grown seed. ^ oz., 45c.; i oz., 75c 
Jliindolph C^'iitcr, Vt.. -Apr.. '09. "The McIiMit from jroiir swda were sptftmlltl. Ono 
wnishwl xiVQT 30 po>inI», niij unc Citn>» wciclicU S iiuundii." — Mim CLiox Osgood. 
Sciillucl nu(t«, ^^ p.. Fi-Ii 'OB. "I raUcd boiuo very nlco CaaUflowcr from your 
iflc<*. ou 6wl tiiat was I.k. luuuli to hoo, and from a pKuiium pocket o£ Dcota I Ijnd 
JDcu-lr two biulicls). — 1>LA A. Fuimi. 
CELERY. Golden Sell-Blanchlng. Storks broad nnd heavy. 
blanchin;: to ii dtvp yellow. ^ o;:.. 18c. ; oz., 300. 
White Pmme. Cri.sp. scU-blunching sort of very e:usy aiiltivaiion. 
The earliest variety kno\\7i. i oz., 12c.; oz., 20c. 
SWEET CORN. Country Gentlemen. Rest nnd moat popular 
nuslimn nnd lute variety. Very larKO ears, i pt., 16o.; pt., 
25c.; qt., 400. 
Golden Bantam. The best corn iutroduiHNl in many years. 
Two years' use has proved its claims to be "The earliest, hardlosti 
sweetest and most tender corn on earth." Make several sow- 
ings nnd have a conlinuou.s .supply. ^ pt., 20c.; pt., 30c. ;qt.. 50o. 
Peep O'Day. From ten days to two weeks earlier than any 
other sort, and univenwilly pronnuncetl the sweetest of nil sweet 
eorn, early or late. J i)t., 15c.; pt.. 25o.; qt,, 40c. 
StOWell's Evergreen. The slandani main crop variety. Plant 
at the s:ime time with the earlier kintls, nmi keep the table sup* 
plied until October. i^Pt., 15c.; pt,. 250.; qt.. 40c. 
White Cory, Extra Early. Usually ready in oO days. W'ty 
early, ami one of sweetest ami best. 4 pt., 15g.; pt., 26G.;qt., 40c. 
Pop-Corn, White Rice. * pt.. 12c.; pt.. 20c. 
CRESS, or Pepper Grass, Extra Curled. Crisp, puuKenl., orna- 
mental leaves. Used as a parni.Hli. Oz., 10c. 
CUCUMBER, Early Cluster. Very early and proline, short 
freen .wrt for piekling. Oz., 10c. ; i 11>., 35c. 
mproved Long Green. A\'hen ;i-o\ing it inakrs the best of 
fickles, wJien ripe, fnio for sweet jnekles. Oz., lOc; i lb.. 3G0. 
mproved White Spine. Ono of the best sorts for tabU- use. 
Oz., 10c. ; i lb.. 35c. 
Cucumher MlxttU'e. A mixture of the above three varietiea. 
Oz., lOc; + lb., 35c. 
EGG PLANT. New York Improved. Plants very proiluetive 
and fruits largo and well colored. 4- oz., 20o. 
ENDIVE. An excellent salad for fall and winter uao, or it may be 
used nsa garnish, i oz. IOC. i 
KOHE RABI. Piurple Vienna. Thin has long been oulliyateil 
in the old country nnd sliould bo better known here. A tunii|t- 
likc bulb is formed above tho ground, whieh is cooketl when youtig 
and tender, tho same an turnips. Sow from May to Juno. Ox., 200. 
