WHEN SKIN HEALTH IS LOST. Skin health is too good a possession in a young gill to bo lost. Clearness and refinement of skin, and a glowing pcach-liko complexion, are things that really count most in -a* woman's life. Without theso qualifications, a fascinating manner, or social charm will avail her nothing. Mothers, do you know wherein is your great lack? (Jan't you fathom what it is that causes tho impurities, and the dry, coarse, pipmly nature of skins that are a disfigurement to your children. Such a condition of skin ia certainly not born with a child. It is created ' unBciously in after life, through the injurious substances such as common toilet soaps containing an over excess of acid, soaps, caustic soda, and freo allalai, being continually used on their tender immatured skins. Such powerful properties dry up tho oil that is natural for its softness, refinement, and healthy state, Tho skin when in this condition becomes a proy to the attack of disease gorms, and moreover, is aggravated by sun, wind, and dust, due to its containing insufficient moisture. Iheso troubles may be almost immediately removed, and tho skin will regain its health and beauty by strict obsorvance in tho use of Zam-Buk Medicinal Soap. This soap has incomparable powers in ridding tho skin qf the evil consequences of harmful soaps, cosmetics, etc, It contains natural medicines that renew the oil of tho dry parched skin, and ensures perfect Bkin health. Zam Buk Soap is composed of nothing but pure compounds, and is the only sonp fitted for use on the tendor sensitive skins of infants. It aids very considerably in thojr healthy rearing and comfort, and prevents their many skin affections. Mothers ! if you value the skin health of your children, use Zam-Buk Medicifaal Soap for every requirement of cleansing tho skin. Writo. enclosing Id stamp for FREE SAMPLE TABLET. Zam-Buk Soap is sold by all Chemists p-nd Btores throughout Now Zealand or t *roct from tho Zam-Buk Manufacturing Company, 39, Pitt-street, Sydney, Kcw South Vvalos. — Advt.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXIII, Issue 30, 5 February 1907, Page 2
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340Page 2 Advertisements Column 4 Evening Post, Volume LXXIII, Issue 30, 5 February 1907, Page 2
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