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A “Page 1”’ Red Circle Rose 
o FLASH 
SEE THIS NEW CLIMBER 
IN FULL LUMINOUS COLOR 
ON FRONT COVER 
Hardy Climber (R. M. Hatton, 1938) Plant Pat. applied for 
The very color of this novelty tells you 
how unusual it is and how rare an op- 
portunity you have to profit on it. Open 
out the cover of this list—take in the real 
color. Here's something that will beat 
competition, that will be novel enough to 
appeal to Garden Club people, that will give 
instant new interest to your own displays. 
A money-maker! Order early. 
Description 
Luminous orange-scarlet. In this Hardy Climbing 
Rose we have a glowing, flashing color unmatched 
by any other Rose we know. The name is des- 
criptive of the shimmering color but does not 
mean a ‘‘flash’’ duration of bloom, for the flowers 
open daily for several weeks, beginning early in 
June. The petals are vivid orange-scarlet with 
backs of yellow, suffused with scarlet. The 
center of the flower is gleaming yellow and filled 
with golden anthers. Buds are yellow with scarlet 
suffusion giving a suggestion of the dazzling 
blooms that are to follow. Gold Medal, Rome. 
Chosen ‘‘tops”’ for “All America Rose Selections’’. 
Retail prices: $1 each; 3 or more, 90¢ each 
@ 67¢; 10-19 @ 55¢ 
Wholesale prices: aie 249 @ 45¢; 250 up @ 40¢ 
Color plates of FLASH at cost 
You'll want sheets of this novel color to send or 
show leading customers and to post around your 
office or salesroom. 4 Plates free. 
100 Plates for $2.00, postpaid 
THE CONARD-PYLE CO. 
ROBERT PYLE, Pres. West Grove, Pa. 
Rose Spectalizers 41 Years 
(See Sure Profit Plan Page 9) 
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