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Paul Rede enERRY 
A new variety you will want to plant this year. Entire- 
ly distinct and different from any other Cherry. Fruit is 
light red in color, of large size, tender and juicy, with a 
fine rich flavor; ripening in July. 
Its most unique feature that sets it apart from all other 
Cherries is the distinctive black band that runs the full 
length of the suture on each and every cherry. Note how 
plainly this is shown in the illustration at the right. 
Not only is it an outstanding novelty, but a worth-while 
Cherry as well. Experienced authorities consider it of 
great commercial value, so you will make no mistake in 
planting it this spring. (See page 44 for new low prices). 
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Catalog Value One of the newest and best ~ 
ALL FOR ONLY ~ Peaches ever offered. Originated in — 
$2.89 Canada, and perfectly hardy, Full 
Net, Not Prepaid description of this valuable variety, 
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All the good qualities of the standard Boy- 
senberry retained, WITH ALL THE THORNS 
REMOVED. Further description and prices on 
page 57. 

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