| Find Zam-Buk a real booiw ■ «« Outdoor workers, who brave aO jHi weather* in rough work, generally have skin-trouble of one' kind or ipj another. Perhaps the skin gets hard, tij* and cracks most painfully and dangerously; or it may be that the cold or dirt gets into some trivial injury, inflammation disease almost cei^ curative for all such , conditions of the' skin, and JBT is consequently a real boon. . This pure and powerful balm takes wfflfjf W J the " smart " out, kills pain. " cools w inflammation, and allays itching. / Jm jgl Continued use of Zam-Buk ensures perfect healing with new healthy |n/^D » akin, and " tones up " the tissue to resist cold, and disease. Every out* ISf igSßj b door worker should carry a pot in his pocket. IF^H I CUT HIS HAND WHILE SAWING. J« H a TY/HEN sawing, my husband inflicted a nasty wound in his left •^" l , led for ., col,, :' or " / J g W hand with the saw," says Mrs. F. Reid, of Fleet-st„ Devon- I wound.! fHunn"" £ M @ port, N.Z. The wound inflamed aud festered up. and stubbornly re- i blrb«r'« r«»h, ringworm, .c.lp § MSB M fused to heal, notwithstanding the various remedies and treatments j , or# , t rt iff jolnt»,«w»lUnj«* /gBM M "At Itnrth we happen *d aerou Zun-Hnk, and wer« so <ineourat«d with the •' rl * S 3 M benefica derived from the ilnt appliestioci Uut we continued to apply ihi» exoelleat balm. | I '" J '® p,r Dt " #B M a j|| Zam-Buk drew «J1 the bad raMttront of the ton, allayed all inflammation, finally healing am B ISS39 Last Few Days Special Offers in ' Laecs, Neckwear, wh/ Scarves, Gloves, Hose « mg&M Pcrfect Goods, purchased by our London Buyers at Big Discounts, and • J now to be Sold at Money-saving Prices. Come to "The Farmers" To-day, and share in these Splendid Bargains ; '. ' v fleckwear at Great Reductions Save Money on Gloves BEAUTIFUL ALLOVEB. LACES, SPECIAL LADIES' KID GLOVES, 2-Dome, in Black, SPECIAL in Guipure and Swiss Embroidered Net, PRICE Tan, Beaver/Brown and White— o/5? in White or Paris— 4/11 to 7/11 1/" Worth 5/11 V 3All PRETTY MUSLIN OR* NET SAILORv LADIES' REAL NAPPA 2-D«ne COLLARS ) xn Taa or Brown .. worth 7/11 %3f \ I DAOJTY SILK OR CREPE DE CHINE ALL, COLLARS, trimnied with Fur. in fashion- , Hosiery Bargains FRONTS and JABOTS f'®*" 1 - UDIES'BLACK HOSE (Morlev's VI Eibb) ■ SWAJRT JAPANESE SILK FRONTS, -with EACH Worth 3/11 II I I . Roll Collar, etc.. «tc.— LADIES' BLACK CASHMERE HOSE— Wodfa ■ " 1/_ 1/6 to 3/11/ Wool and Cotton mixture—Worth 2/6 1/6 Smart, Cosy Scarves ladies* all-wool black cashmere LADIES* ARTIFICIAL SILK SCARVES, HOSE— I ' 'KM-! '. 1 Bm. by lfyds. long, in Cream, Black, n/c SPECIAL PRICES — /. te ~ 1/11 2/6 2/11 3/«tos/l Five per Cent Discount as usual for Cash * %2^ "The Farmers" Cashd Street, Christchurch Brandies: Hawarden, and Oxford -J* YOU REALLY WANT ONE! | There's a hundred differ- B entuses to which you can mm f BIIVS Si • • B put an Electric Torch—and .j B these Torches are quite a W GOOCI TOrCrS- J superior quality. Square Electric Hand Lanterns, 7iiu. hierh' £■ ——— ———■ Black Japan, 10/- B Nickel 12/6 EVERY BATTERY Nickel-plated Cigarette Case Torches, all corners I H QUARAWTEED ■■■ Best Pocket Torches, covers, small lens . . 4/. large lens 5/- I H No disappointments with Large Lens Searchlight Torches, 6/- ; Nickel, B [hese Torches. We know Larg l-{f„ Nict.l, 10/6 ■ 1 the batteries are the best. Flashlight Torches—l|in. x 5/- ■ and every one is guaran- Nickel, 6/6 B ♦pari liin. x.B|in., 5/6; Nickel, 7/6 ■ Extra Bulbs, 1 /- each B SEE iOUR WINDOW WE srodTJHref,u.». ■ DISPLAY. . I Ashby, Bergh I
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