Distinctiveness of style, graesMness and aSractiveness of fcrtj- «**«"£ with perfect freedom and comfort, a diireSby every woman, and tha-PJ) Corset has a verH-wide reputafaon for imnarting ths:9 great essenfaa! - ; e^tcts (o the waaier. Svicu-.» and elnii hays iv.mbiDed to render P.D. Cotßfts abiolntely unriviiled for . .durability— they will wear' considerably longer than any other make.* The woman who wears good clothes over an Inferior Corset repeats^tli|rftjl_y of the man in the parable who builtrms house on the sand, and went out with the first flood. The V'col^tßfles that fit and sit properly are always based on the P.D. Corset. The wearer looks smart, and generally makes the most of herself. The wise woman wears no other. Suppose yon f* f W. now.*
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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 10 February 1909, Page 1
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122Page 1 Advertisements Column 9 Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 10 February 1909, Page 1
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