NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS.

Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXIX, Issue 1726, 16 June 1917, Page 3

NOTHING SUCCEEDS LIKE SUCCESS.

They say "Nolhiny succeeds like sUcCCss." That's trm —il is with ns anyway. We (ii<ln‘l !ih< 1 success ccniii‘ chasiny us, t li<iut;li. N ine times out of ten il doesn't. We’ve built up our business by patient work and study, travel and experi..jai.ee. To-day we yrow and sell more garden TuuTiyifin'wWkti'iJly :!n any linn soutli of tin' eiptalor. l , 'or over fifty years we have been buildin <;■ 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 Sueeess” 100 hiyhly to endanger it in any way, A lirm that has worked for half a eenlury to make a line reputation is not takmy any ehanees of losing il—providing they are still of sound mind. We have travelled several times lo praelieally every civilised country in the world where anything worth while is to be seen or learnt about seeds and seed yrowiny, selection and improvement. This has cost us some thousands of pounds. Needless to say, we have not been slow to profit by our experience of farms and in our business and premises. When you buy Cooper's “Seeds of Success" you ye I the best lhal your money will buy. They are all specially tested by the X.Z. Department of Ayricalture and by ourselves. We will furnish the yermination at any lime with pleasure. Ask your seedsman or merchant for our catalogue. If he is not handling Cooper's “Seeds of Success'' he onyht to be. Scad us a post card, and we will see your wants are supplied. ' Co