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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 6 March 1909, Page 4

I It is not bo long ago since the purchase of a corset was a simple matter. All a woman felt responsible for was the size and she gave her corset little farther thought. Now the corset becomes the fundamental dress factor. It builds specific lines, shapes the form to take on a given contour, one that confer ms not only to figures but also to fashions, and this is where we come to the story of lA/*li»B%i>l« 9 £ RUST- P Al*CpfC WflrilU J PROOF I#UI jKIJ. ■ Warner's Rust-Proof Corsets are scientifically madei the patterns are accurately graded to fit each part of the i figure to be corseted-an essential point. Then comes the designing which must harmonize with the dress fashions, that is, proportions of bust, curving or sloping hip. length - - . of waist, etc. There is a subtlety in modelling that re- ; quires the aid of fabrics that lend easily but firmly to shaping. Lastly is the boning factor. The boning must be pliable, as that is necessary to perfect modelling and. correct corseting. Warner's Corsets are boned with the pliable Rust-Proof boning. Every part of Warner's patterns, designing and construction, ia true to fashion with every degree of comfort. WARNER'S CORSETS are on sale in all fittings and at all drapers. 1 i HUSBAND . . &Jgd\ REQUIRES A GOOD STIMULANT WHEN H« ySKmmj^T' RETURNS FROM BUSINESS. IF YOU AM A ]? i /^P'sF*' W^B WIPB YOU WIU. «VB HIM A *^,' ■ v*^^ WC^^ STEAMING CU* OF g / ~^W^ • -_ag iS s g sggs__a_s^^ I — . . — .. — .. -, SPECIAL NOTICE. LUCAS NELSON ALMANAC i ar,d GUIDE BOOK. FOB Local Information: PACTS ABOUT NELSON. EZSIOBICAL SKETCH. PLACES AND OBJECTS OP INTEREST. AETICLES ON LOCAL SPOETS, ETO4 ETO, COMPLETE DIEECTOEY OF TOWN AND COUNTE'' Garden Management; WHAT TO GEOW. WHEN TO GEOW IT. HOW IT SHOUID BE GEOWN. WHAT IB SUITABLE FOB FSLSON, Medical Notes: FIBST AID. WHAT TO DO FOE THE SICK. OAEE OF THE INJUBED. BULBS IN CASE OF lIKE. lIOW TO HELP AT ACCIDENTS. ANTIDOTES FOE POISONS. SOUND EXILES FOE LTVUTG LONG. What Everybody Should Know: DIEECTIONS FOB EESTOEING THE APPAEENTLY DEOWNED. EEGISTEATION OF BIBTKS, MAEEIAGES, AND DEATHS PEOEATE AND ADMINISTEATION. MAKING A WILL. PTAJII 1 DUTIES. LAND TBANSFEE AOT. POSTAL, TELEGRAPHIC, ANX> CABLE INFORMATION, WOEKESS 1 ACCIDENTS. THE FAOTOEIES ACT. DIGEST OF THE LAND LAWS, Problems of the Wori \ THE COLOUR QUESTION. EACE SUICIDE. GEOWTH OF ASIATIC NATIONALISM, CEIME: IS IT DECREASING. THE GEEAT WHITE PLAGUE. CANOEE AND THE SLEEPING SICKNESS,. ETO. Science and Invention: EECENT AMAZING DEVELOPMENTS. (Heredity of Atoms. Meadeliiun, Political Science, «tc») THE MOTOE CAE. AEEIAL NAVIGATION. WHAT HOLDS THE WOELD TOGETHEB. J i'UZZLES OF THE HUMAN BODY. WIRELESS TELEGEAPHY Progress oi the Woridi INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS. THE PEACE CONTBEiNCii. WHAT THE KING HAS DONE. THE GREATEST STEAMSHIP IN THii WOBLJU THE FASTEST VESSEL IN THE WOELD. THE PANAMA CANAL. - PEOGEESS OF GEEAT AT;mtt:s EXQ.^ BXO. Ia addition, page after page of MISCELLANEOUS INTOEMATIOH interesting to aIL »«"mv» imindoa!" 161 Rvord> '' a^WrisW: naval by IzaDnffus Hardy, i« ali« From the above brief sketch it will bo seen that the Almanac covera a mWohYti" -™ p: K Cli £ * lC ' r ' Ci£e al3d eatily reaa -We manner inrormnatio which it Is imperative that every householder should imow...The lawa oi t^ti!? dare al^ys subject to change, and matter which stands from yeai to year has been thoroughly revised and brought np to date. The local Directory is a very complate list. of all bodies in both town and country, with their principal officers. Much new matter has been added, and a careful summary has been mado of ttia mam features of recent scientific developments. The principal problems of the world are fully explained, and thß progress toward! international peace ia outlined. THE ALMANAC 13 OBTAINABLE AT STOEES THROUGHOUT £3* STEI3ON AND MARLBOROmsTr PROVINCES.