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Evening Star, Issue 12843, 19 June 1906, Page 3

Public Notices. a ' && % JVP* / N V x' s- * \2^n hMfr-* i tt z«, '% hj x,v/ l ;V i £\ vV' » "fv/ S * <v Sv > ft s'-? , fcs ;. HUPPED HHNDS £•"• l ", i &sjf A \Jv‘" 1 « gxfo-'T'? f '<£ £ ft;*. w>' IT is not the annoyance alone which makes chapped bands a source of grave trouble to housewives and out. door workers ; it is the danger of festering and inflammation. Irritation, swelling, cracks. Or scaling roughness round about the knuckles and the back of the band are serious, and the greatest promptitude should be exercised In treating with Zam-Buk.) The affected pan should be cleansed of any dirt. Then gently anoint with Zam-Buk. smearing with the fingers or spreading on clean linen. Zam-Buk will soothe the irritation, and finally completely end the inflammation and pain. Swellings will go down, and over the raw surfaces Zam-Buk will GROW NEW HEALTHY?SKIN. Hands soft, strong, and white are by those who nse Zam« Buk regularly daring the winter.. . > [wdjh N ' < ' 'J/ V •«**x y ; lh"/' i '■ i , Convincing Testimony. ■_ , I. '.V". 1 . "Your Free Sample of Zam-Buk has done rojr hands more good than anything I have yet tried,” says Miss M. J. Romand, of Sunny Side Vineyards, Forbes, NJ3.W. “They had been bad for over three months, and I tried several so-called remedies, but without effect Although I have only used , the small sample pot you sent me, I have received more benefit from it than all the otter treatments put together." Alt Chemists sell Zam-Buk in tj6 and j/6 pets (sj6 sine contains nearly four times the tj6J ; post free for the some price from the Zam-Buk Co-, 39 Pitt Street, Sydney. mm mm m ■S2f< mt m m tfSSS WM m S-SSft