WINTRY SORES AND CHAPPED HANDS.

Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXV, Issue 9178, 29 June 1915, Page 2

WINTRY SORES AND CHAPPED HANDS.

«»., Zam-Buk is Soothing and Healing. Besides the pain and inconvenience, chapped hands and arms and smarting sores and cracks are a positive source of danger, inasmuch as they provide a ready means far disease and poisongerms to enter the system. On the first signs of roughness or soreness of the skin, dressings with I Zam-Buk will speedily restore the • hands, neck, face, or arms to a sound and healthy state. Should the skin be already broken, Zam-Buk, which is of I ■exceptional refinement and medicinal power, _ will at once soothe and relieve the pain, fortify the raw flesh against the attacks of disease-germs, and rapidly heal the painful and dangerous cracks in the' skin. J Simply smear • :y little Zam-Buk either direct on the sore parts or by spreading first oh a. -piece of lint; or wasjied linen, and wrapping up carefully. Letting the. Zam-Buk soak all night into the tissues allays all pain i and assures the growth of a new healthy skin. For skins that prove troublesome in winter, and, in fact, at any time, . Zam-Buk Medicinal Soap should' be used in preference to ordinary toilet soaps, which do not possess any real medicinal virtue. Zam-Buk is excellent for . eczema, ulcers, piles, poisoned and festering sores, bad legs, ringworm, scalp disease, " chaps," sore arms, chilblains, burn and scalds, cuts, wounds^ rheumatism, and cold-weather sores. Absolute purity and scientific composition are' features that dominate Zam-Buk, which is completely free from lard or rancid animal fats found in ordinary ointments. Zam-Buk is obtainable of all. chemists and stores at Is 6rl or 3» Od.