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SURE CKOP STRINGLESS WAX BEAN 
The Sure Crop Stringless Wax is a dwarf-growing variety, strong, 
vigorous vines producing early, ricii yellow pods of extra size, measur- 
ing seven to seven and one halt inches long, more than one half inch 
wide and nearly one half inch thick, and of excellent quality. But this 
is not all. It Is one of the most prolific bush beans known to the trade, 
producing beautiful, rich yellow pods which sell at sight and taste like 
more. Pkt., 10c. ; 1/2 lb., 15c.; lb., 25c. 
A New stringless Wax Bean of Great IVlerlt. It is Early, Hardy. 
Stringless, Rust Proof, Finest Quality; Exceedingly Prolific. About all 
you can combine in one bean. 
NEW CKEEN. PODDED BUSH BEAN 
Keeney's Stringless Refugee. 
Planters everywhere will at once recognize the wonderful merit of 
this new Bean when it is stated that in addition to the superior qualities 
of the old Refugee or 1000 to 1, this new sort is absolutely stringless. It 
has every quality desirable in a bush bean — true bush habit, 18 inches 
high, unusually productive. The pods are round, very handsome, and 
average over 5 inches in length. They are fleshy, tender, brittle and 
entirely free from strings at all stages of growth. This splendid bean is 
sure to become very popular with gardeners and canners, and will, we 
believe, completely displace the old Refugee as soon as enough seed stock 
can be produced. Pkt., 10c. ; 1/2 lb., 16c.; lb., 25. 
EARLY DANISH CABBAGE "Copenhagen Market". 
This new Cabbage is very heavy and solid, like the Danish "Ball- 
head" type of Cabbage; makes a fine, large, globe-shaped head with well 
developed outside leaves, but is very much earlier in maturing than any 
of the Danish Cabbages, and makes for us a very fine second-early var- 
iety, coming m about two weeks later than the "Early Jersey Wakefield." 
The heads weigh 14 to 16 pounds each. The seed is very scarce this year. 
Plit., lOc; 1/2 oz., 60c.; oz., $1.00. 
WHITLOOF CHICOPvY. 
This makes one of the most delicious of all winter salads. The seed 
is sown in good rich soil in May or June and then transplanted to 9 
inches apart. In autumn, the roots are taken up, those which have 
divided, or too narrow leaves being thrown aside, if any such are met 
with, as well as any which bear several heads. The leaves of all the 
selected roots are then trimmed off about 1% in. from the neck, anu any 
secondary shoots that may appear on the sides of the roots are picked 
out, the lower end of the roots being also shortened so as to bring them 
all to a uniform length of 8 to 10 in. The roots are then planted in earth 
in a dark, cool place in the cellar or under a greenhouse bench. Finely 
blanched crisp leaves are thrown out, and when cut new leaves form. 
The leaf growth furnishes a delicious salad, or it may be cooked in the 
same manner as Sea Kale. Pkt., 10c. ; oz., 25c. 
BEET Dobble's Selected Globe. 
This is the best variety of round Beet in cultivation. In shape it re- 
sembles a Golden Ball Turnip, tap-rooted; the flesh is dark, firm, and 
very sweet, and comes very early to maturity. The stock we ofter has 
been selected with the greatest care, and is sure to give satisfaction. 
Very many inferior stocks of Turnip-rooted Beet are on the market 
which cut up white and streaky. Pkt., 10c. ; oz., 40c. 
BEET Dobbie's New Purple 
For form, smoothness, colour of the root and quality, Dobbie's is still 
unequalled. It is very frequently awarded the first prize at the leading 
shows throughouit the country. Pkt., 10c. ; oz., 40c. 
Golden Cream. 
SUGAK CORN 
An Early Yellow Country Gentleman Corn. 
This is an absolutely new-thing and was originated and developed 
in California, by Thos. Gould, of Ventura, in 1906. Mr. Gould crossed 
Golden Bantam on Country Gentleman and after three years of selection 
of this cross, we now have a true yellow shoepeg variety. It is an early 
variety, fully as early as Golden Bantam. The ears are medium in size, 
covered with irregular rows of bright yellow kernels of most delicious 
flavor, very sweet and juicy and is without a peer in this respect. Per 
lb., 35c. 
Sure Crop Wax Bean. 
