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FRIDAY. MAY 29. 1914.
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CHERRIES
THE KIND THE CONSUMER DREAMS OF BUT SO RARELY OBTAINS.
ously dry anil unsatisfactory for reading purposes. Else would it be fitting
o the enormous annual value of the cherry crop to the Northw est. I t Ls a
for it seems as if the demand is growing by leaps and bounds, too. There
satisfying about the cherry, and our cherries of the Pacific N orthw est make
o-bites-to-a-chcrry” phrase by providing three and often four luscious
has become famous in verse and prose; fairs are held in its honor and at
the Salem. Oregon, Cherrians, has derived its t i t ’ i from the fruit which it
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