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Taranaki Daily News, 13 July 1918, Page 7

WILL FAMINE WIN? Seven years ago (says an American] paper), a famous European student of! history propihesied that the next war would be won not so much by fighting as by famine. We are to-day fighting that war, and famine is indeed threatening to be its arbiter. But famine and the Germans will not win if every-! one conserves food as requested by the Food .Administration, and everyone raises as much as possible of their own needs. Let each reader 1 ask himself or herself: "What are you doing in this direc- ! tlon? Do you intend to grow or produce anything? If not; why not?" Onions, Parsnips, Carrots, Swedes, Potatoes, all keep well and can be grown wfoere used, at about one penny per pound. That is the cheapest food in the world to-day. How to make a success in our Gardens, we want to give the ground good cultivation, and we want good seeds for the sowing. Remember the "high cost" of low priced seeds, and buy the best. SOW COOPER'S SEEDS (THE "SEEDS OF SUCCESS." You can procure them from your Seedsman or Storekeeper, but be sure they are from Cooper's, Wellington, and 1918. Season supply. G6 Don't worry—get a North British Hot Water Bottle and sleep the sleep of angular tins at Is fld and 3s. Ohtatnthe just. Its well vulcanised seams i «(«U yatirfutloii. Ci»uai»t»