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Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2309, 17 November 1914, Page 9

FACE AND LEGS BADLY INJURED. FOUND ZAH-BUK SPLENDID FOR CUTS AND BRUISES; Through happening a nasty cycle aooij dent, Mr. A. M'Donald, of 23 Water Street, Spring Hill, Brisbane was thrown on the road and badly cut abou't the face and legs. A friend Rot him a pot of Zom-Buk and tho .balm allayed the pain and soreness and healed the injuries so perfectly as to astonish him. ■ ' "Through lieins thrown from my bicycle," writes Mr. M'Donald, "I 'received somo very nasty outs about' tho face The muscles of' my legs were bruised and became very stiff. A fnenu advised mo to apply ' Zam-Buk. I carefully anointed the cuts with this- splendid balm and rubbed it well in tho muscles of my legs. Soon -nvy face was completely healed, and the stiffness and soreness weTe fetched out ot my legs. Myself, and friends wero -surprised liow quickly I got over the'offecte of my accident. ' Zam-Buk is really a wonderful healer." ' . , ~ , .. Zain-Buk assures rapid healing by it 3 three-fokl; action. It is powerfully antiseptic, aiid keeps the wound free from poisonous germs.. It soothes ptun,. allays lniiimmal-ion, and exprts a remark-ablo healing power in hasteimiK tho repair ot the damaged skin. Of all chemists and Btorekeepers, at Is. Cd. or 3s. Gil. (tor family size).

The war is hitting non-combatants very hard. It cost Switzerland £2,600,000 to mobilise, and to keop the urmy on a war footing means another £1,680,000 t> month. And their M»r nual Budget.is barely. £4,600,000.