j\fov<?lti<?s ai)d l/arieties of 5P*? eial (Wit. 
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WARDELL’S NEW KIDNEY WAX BEAN. 
E OME seedsmen claim for 
this new and certainly 
very promising 1 bean that it is 
“ decidedly the earliest, most 
prolific and hardiest bush 
wax bean they have ever 
grown.” We tried it last 
year from seed sent us by Mr. 
Charles Wardell, and found 
it to be all that is claimed 
for it except earliness. With 
us it was later or at least no 
earlier than our Golden Wax. 
But the pods are decidedly 
longer and larger than the 
Golden Wax and of equally 
good or better quality. It is 
well worthy of trial. Price, 
prepaid by mail, per quart 
85 cents; pint, 35 cents; J4 
pint, 20 cents; packet, 5 cts. 
Warden’s New Kidney Wax Bean. 
Hickox Improved Sweet Corn. 
Eclipse Beet. 
HICKOX IMPROVED SWEET CORN. 
For the main crop, either for home use, for market or for can¬ 
ning the best variety of Sweet Corn is Hickox Improved. It is 
earlier than Stowell’s Evergreen, a vigorous grower, exceedingly 
productive, very large twelve rowed ears, large white kernels, sweet, 
juicy and tender. We grew over five acres of it last season and can 
furnish the best of seed. Price prepaid by mail, quart, 35 cents; 
pint, 18 cents; }4 pint, 10 cents; packet, 5 cents. 
THE ECLIPSE BEET. 
The two earliest and best table beets are unquestionably the 
Egyptian and the Eclipse. In many respects they are quite similar. 
When first introduced the Eclipse was a little later than the Egyp¬ 
tian. But in our trials last season when sown at the same date side 
by side the Eclipse was quite as early as the Egyptian. It is smoother, 
handsomer and larger than the Egyptian, not quite of so dark red a 
color, but of finer fibre and more productive. Our seed i3 grown 
from the finest stock. Price prepaid by mail, per lb., 60 cents; 14 lb., 
20 cents; oz., 8 cents; packet, 5 cents. 
