A FEW EXTRACTS FROM LEADING PAPERS ON MY SUCCESS. 



PRIZES FOR PANSICS 



Distributed by Miss Llpplncott >or 

 •• Royal Show" Flowarj. 

 When Miss C. II. Llpplncott. the flor- 



dlv 



' Noynl 



ended last Friday and 

 u<lk:tn« the 7,000 PHDsles 

 Too competitors begun. 



Mr Geo S. Miller. Dear Lodge. Mont. 

 (ou b prlie. 510. Mm. M J. Eaton. Ed 

 wards. Wash.: fifth prlxe. $10. Mrs. Geo 

 N. La'cln. Byron. Me.: sixth prLc. $10 

 Miss Bertha E. Hammond. Weld, Me., 



Pa., ninth. Mrs. Ida M. 



Dover. Vt„ tenth: Clifford 



Adams. N. V .. eleventh 



Iher. Iowa, twelfth. 



_.j Glne. Flint, Mich.. 



b. D. M. Anderson. Boul- 



teenth: Mrs. S. R. Car- 



Bridge. Vt.. fifteenth; 



oger. Stony Creek, Mich., 



C. S. West. Descharubault. 



Que., seventeenth: Mrs. N. F. Wood. 

 Albany, Oregon, eighteenth ; Henry L. 

 Blrge. Minneapolis, nineteenth; and 

 Mrs. George S. Fox, Rising Sun, Md. 



R*u n th r Gra°niiC 



Hit 



pansy t 



ured 3»« Inc 



state in the Union and 

 to Miss Llpplncott tha 

 pays when intelligently^ 



■ first prir 



'*h? 



advertising 

 lone.-'MIn- 





•Tribune" of he 

 that a woman hE 

 ful In business i 



i Miss C H. Lip. 



rd States. 

 ccess the 

 ■The fact 



Seeds 



lis, Minn., is truly an ar 

 The success of Miss Lippi 



worthy as it is striking. 



ppincotfs 1995 Souvenir 



•' ineapo- 



affair. 



J^Tne'coiture' 

 flowers In this prosaic old 



world of ours is a thine that I 



ally growing upon the people, 



phases of th • natter should'attri 

 energy and ability of a 

 young women of the I 





■ bright 



rVi«» C. H. Llppincott. Ninnriip** 



tVLTV 



Methods shouh 



Flower Seed/*.— I 



for no we 



lincott received 



Lipph 



tine Woman Doe*.->U*a C. H 

 ott. of Minneapolis, Minn . has 



est busineFPe* presided over by 



sella Mower seeds, nod her 1 



— Catalogue it? now reedy an 



mailed upon request to any 





f seeds contained in each 



Mima C. H. Lippincotr, Minneapo- 

 lis, Minn.— "Women and Mowers! The 

 two best things that the Creator allow- 

 ed to escape from heaven to gladden 

 earth!" How natural to think of the 

 two log-ether, and how suggestive is 

 Miss Lipplncott's great success as • 



issued ■ "dear" souvenir catalogue 

 which must be seen to be appreciated. 



beautiful flowers, 



reasonable prices. 



i^eldVThJt P She 

 hing seeds, as wc 



not entered 

 is In growiDg 



100,000 cash orders. We observe that 

 her seeds are specially cheap. Send 

 for her catalogue. As che says: "To 

 - l, 



to proof posit 

 bright 





I flow- 

 hours when 

 work Is done replete with a real joy in 

 its possession." 



S8& 



and .F/oirera.- Miss C. H 



favorably kno 





The catalogue *ent i 



Iff"- ™ 



THE SECRET OF 



SUCCESS 



BEST SEEDS 



PROMPT SERVICE 



REASONABLE PRICES 



AS REPRESENTED 



A WOMAN. 



Pattern after Success. 



In so Jar as knowledge of the 

 seed business and money can 

 bring about that end, my system 

 of selling Flower Seeds exclusive- 

 ly— is the MODEL. I was the 

 pioneer Seeds- Woman of America 

 — the £rst to reduce prices and 

 maintain them — the first to inau- 

 gurate the system of stating the 

 number of seeds in each packet, 

 and last, but not least — prompt 

 service, with the best seeds the 

 world produces. That I bare safe- 

 ly and solidly achieved the undis- 

 puted standard of excellence in 

 the short space of seven years — 

 argues well for the future 



rigidly, work 



«r«, vegetahte*. or fruits. reMiiir 



I judgment m bu 

 pacity for celling." 

 K, Garden City. N I 



Catalogues for ISU.1 



extra praii 



Nina Lippincott is a 

 and progressive you 

 pleasing to took upon 



indulging In a little 

 very energetic 



As a cheering reminder that "gentle 

 ~" "~l drawing nigh, the various 

 dropping in upoo 



seed catalogues c 



ts tfie dainty little hand-book sent ou 

 by Miaa Lippincott, of Minneapolii 



Lippiacott. Minn 



parture la stating the nun 



in each packet, which 



fogue aod giv* 



One of Use daintiest little flo 

 : has reached « 



cott, Minneapolis, 



on the front cover page t 



that we were tempted tc 



The pansiea 



;l?M 



off flowers who wish something 



One of the prettie 



lare received this 

 ttls. C. H. 



• RARE LOT OF PANSIES 

 lIMl Exhibition at Mill C M 



.KZ.::.!:\r 



. Wa^lnngt-io. Oregon or 

 11 \cl-.n. of lodepeml 

 d one pan«y which men 



pansy in t lie lot of many thousand*. 

 It is brick-dual red. and the only one of 



Itor from California sent several pan**- 



it a'l the books published, the Sous 

 ir Catalogue, by Miss C. H. Lippf- 

 t. Minneapolis. Mino., devoted t 





copy of this magnii 



of the beautiful 

 ugue prepared by 

 , the enterprising 



