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Press, Volume XLIX, Issue 14686, 7 June 1913, Page 14

I RUB ZAM-BUK IN AND AVOID WINTER SKIN TROUBLES. . I HPHE skin is one' of the most sensitive parts of the human body, and, because it is also the most exposed 1 I to injury and disease, it ought to get more attention than most people think is necessary. Une £pf||§|]y i should be exceptionally carefully just now, because June is a very critical month for the skin. It has $&sp#g£*. v^mw^m been fighting against big odds all through the summer, and the odds are bigger just now, both because ot p|fii«rf U the trying weather and because the first crop of early winter pimples and nasty eruptions may be expected— gggpf fff ' ? Sunless' the skin is corrected and fortified by Zam-Buk. Wmwfl'vi fb / Jp A sudden chill, dirt in a cold-crack or small abrasion, and skm weakness, are all likely to lead trouble. Neglected chafings, " chaps," chilblains, cold-sores or cuts may also cause < , . more serious disease in the shape of festering wounds, ulcers, or itching sores, and even chronic Eczema is often traceable to neglect in the early stages of a simple affection. | jgj i\|T I! Smearing the skin with Zam-Buk has an almost instantaneous cleansing effect. So'jgr WBm 111 Ila jd^mM^k 1 pure are the juices in Zam-Buk that they sink deep into the pores, per- pliiffljfa * tmSj^^i I mealing all the minute " machinery" of the tissues, and they end the trouble thorougnly and i|||y | W^^^^ I C ' hae treatment gives proper moisture and a workable flexibility to the tissues, and so induces |§|f|| By J I the blood to circulate better. Thus ths outer skin gets properly fed, normal activity and strength are re- miM \ imfS^M^ 1 stored, and the whole tissue is made sound and strong. June winds are now powerless to hurt, and blotches, |§f|7| %Jfjm I^^^^ I pimples, sores, usually so com-non in early winter, are either quickly banished or entirely avoided. e'B I Vjm I^^Kil I 'In advanced stages of skin disease Zam-Buk destroys germs, acts as a powerful antiseptic, allays |j# fl \jMj ff^PSp I irritation, takes out inflammation, and finally aids Nature.in the replacing of _ new, healthy skin. ||J i if if | I The Zam-Buk protective and corrective treatment is ideal because it is natural, and natural because p|§ Jf|f if Ml^ili I Nature's saps and juices enter into Zam-Buk's composition. Dont increase the odds against the skin by re- m^MmM 1 sorting to coarse, fatty ointmsnts and cold creams or liniments and embrocations containing poisonous I minerals, such crude preparations often have a distinctly harmful effect, and in no case do they accomplish I real and lasting good, as Zam-Buk undoubtedly does. - feU tXbp WBBI& I The Zam-Buk treatment can reasonably claim to be a revival ot one ot the UJd 1 AKI dot the |p||||* I old Grecian days, when proper care of the skin was universal. I J ["EVERY HOB¥B£ SLEEPS )2s3Jjlr l&S&J&itM*** 0 QOOTHES /ifMD Lfr»« _ Rathei, Barber's R*eh, RawCKlne, Inflamed PoCcho*t ond other ggl • ■■*•** ' ■'■ A! g Irritnted and suppurating conditione of the tktn and ii*»ues. iV^Jw { * I J3££i Obtainable from all Chotnitts and Stores at 1/6 end 3.6 per pot \ s^3

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