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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLIII, Issue XLIII, 12 April 1909, Page 4

I It Is not bo long ago since tha purchase of a corset - was a simple matter. All a. woman felt responsible for was tho sizo and she gave her corset little fturther thought. I Now the corset becomes the fundamental dress factor. 1 It builds specific lines, shapes the form to take on a given contour, one that conforms not only to figures but also to fashions, and tbia is where we come to the story of Warner's £S& Corsets. Warner's Rust-Proof Corsets are scientifically made— the patterns are accurately graded to fit each part of the ! figure to be corseted— an essential point. Then comes the | designing, which must harmonize with the dress fashions, J that is, proportions of bust, curving or sloping hip. length 1 of waist, eto. There is a subtlety in inodelling that re- | auires the aid of fabrics that lend easily but firmly to j shaping. Lastly is the boning factor. The boning must be pliable, as that is necessery 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, is true to fashion with every degree of comfort. WARNER'S ASS CORSETS I are on sale in all fittings and at all drapers. I *-* 1 For Flavour and Strength Amber Tips Tea. I I INFINITE CARE and expert (ea blending 1-r.s pro- I I duced Amber Tips, a tea thai cannot be excelled S either for quality, flavour or strength. H It is most economical — you can make more cups B of delicious refreshing tea from a pound of Amber B Tips than from any other brand at the same price. I ! The package, too, is unique. First, the tea is I I wrapped in parchment. In turn, this is enclosed in j j cardboard, round which tinfoil is placed, while the whole j | is encased in an outer covering of grease-proof paper. 1 * Thus you have an air-tight and damp-proof carton, ■ | which keeps the exceptional strength and flavour of B [ Amber Tips from deterioration. B Ask your grocer to get Amber Tips Tea — it is sold B Twenty-five years ago Thistle Oatmeal was first placed upon the market, 'and to-day the Thistle Mills are the largest' in^Australasia^and aifcom^ plete as any in either Hemisphere.' , Every~country excels in some particular soil product.'. \The Gore district," New Zealand, produces'the finest 'oats' grown, jand "the pictf of them" goj^o^t hei Thistle Mills/ THISTLE OATMEAL- .- mz^tam maa am«i iiiwa—— l— —^i^«^— l ■ ■ is the best, because it is made from the" best "oats by the most modern machinery. Boys^and 'girls like it and want more. Give them more.V It is wholesome, strengthening and sattsfyingTa^dcosts no more than inferior oatmeal. Sold by^ll stores.' Thistle Oatmeal tastes good and is easily digested.

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