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Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume 29, Issue 48, 22 June 1917, Page 8

NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS. They say “Nothing Succeeds like Success.” That's true—it is with us anyway. We didn't find Success came chasing us though, nine times out of ten it doesn't. We've built up our business by patient work and study, travel and experience. To-day we grow and sell more garden and farm seeds than any firm south of the Equator. For over fifty years we have been building up our sales, not by advertising, but by the genuine merit of the seeds we sell. You may be sure we value the reputation of Cooper's “Seeds of Success” too high to endanger it in any way. A firm that has worked for half a century to make a fine reputation is not taking any chances of loifc ing it —providing they are still of sound mind. Wo have travelled several times to practically every civilised country in the world where anything worth while is to be seen or learnt about seeds and seed growing, selection and improvement. This has cost us some thousands of pounds. Needless to say we have not been slow to profit by our experience or to adopt the latest and most scientific methods on our farms and in our business and premises. When you buy Cooper’s “Seeds of Success” you get the best that your money will buy. They are especially tested by the N.Z. Department of Agriculture and by ourselves. We will furnish the germination at any time with pleasure. Ask your seedsman or merchant for our catalogue. If he is not handling Cooper’s “Seeds of Success” he ought to be. Send us a postcard and wo will see your wants are supplied. G 3

"Pis most absurd! I do declare, There’s funny people everywhere; Cranks who harbour “ticks” and And freaks who wear old-fashioned hats; But most amusing of them all Are those who, when bad colds befall, Obsolete nostrums still endure, Whilst needing Woods’ , Peppermint fiuro. —_