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Thames Star, Volume LII, Issue 13966, 16 August 1919, Page 4

OUR GARDEN. Jit ' AND WHAT^TO SOW IN IT. T^ELL now, let's go on with tho j V garden, and do oui ljr.tlc bit to reduce the high cost 6f living- If all available ground Is not dug up and 1 sweetened, it must be started soon. Then whait shall we i plamb in it? Carrots are vea-y easily grown ami useful. Cooper's "Major" is splendid. There is nothing finer anywhere, but* we stock all the siorts worth having I. In Paa-snips, Coopeir'isi "Model" isi unrivalled. All our other classes of seed 3 are eqtually good. ;Ne>fnrly a.ll th& prinoLpa.l prize- - takers use seeds siuipplied by Coopers, t eiithea- in ipackeits on* bulk. Ask any odt j them aa to the; gteittuine quality and jtrtie value. s We -giet dozens of letters 1 each season .tellrrw uip how well ".SEEDS OF SUCCESS' I —Cooper's Seixlg do in all parts of New Zealand. Mr T. Webb, the famous prizeteker of Palinea-ston North, writes 1 and says, "The .bosib.parsnips'. I ever hac 1 : ;web-e from 'Cooper's Maoriland grown Pad-snip Seed, amd I find all. of Cooper's Seedg equally good.'' tnstist upon having COOPER'S N-Z. Grown Seeds^—the "SEEDS OF SUCCESS." "P pOOPER, LTD. WELLINGTON. (Tlie Largteisti-Growers of Seeds South of the Line.) PROPER TREATMENT NECESSARY. Immediate and proper fcrcaitfmenifc is neceiss«iry in-cases of d.iarrKoeia. and dysem'teoy, and foir thisl reasow a bc4;!tle of Chnimberlpin's,-Coi!ici a;nd Diarrhoea Remedy should always be kept in the ■house. It, never! fadls to give relief.—Sold everywhere.