Page 7 Advertisements Column 1

Evening Star, Issue 14187, 12 October 1909, Page 7

OUTDOOR WORKERS VIXD ZAM-BUK A RKAT, BOON. Outdoor workers generally have- skin trouble of one kind or another. Perhaps tlm akin gets hard and cracks most pain. fully ; or it may \k that the cold or dirt gets into some trivial injury, inflammation anil festering almost certain!-,- lollowiii"' Cold sores around the month'and nostrils sro alf.o common, and <;o are rough and chapped hands. Zum-Buk is equally soothing and hoalinir for oil such conditions of the fikin, and is consequently a ival boon to all outdoor workers. Zam-Buk takes tha "smart" out, kills pain.. " cook : ' inflommation, allays itching, and ensures perfect healing -with new, healthy skin. Every outdoor worker should carry a pot in his pocket or tool hag. "I am licensed under the Water and Sewerage Board as a drainer," says Mr ]{. M. Hughes, of Alma avenue, Mn'rrickville, Sydney, "and during my occupation I am constantly knocking and cuttinj; m? handd ibout. Sometimes cement gets into the wounds, and they become sore, inflamed Md festered. But I find that Zam-Buk guickly allays the inflammation, reduces the lirolling, draws out the festering, and heals &#. sores quickly. I also use Zam-Buk on tho children for gores with liko satisfactory results. I never fail to recommend Zam-Buk to my friends for Goothing and beading purposes when opportunity offers." . Zam-Buk, the invaluablo spring skin cure, la far preferable to so-called blood mixture*', which exert little or no influence on the delicate tissues. Zam-Buk cures pimples, boils, rashes, eruptions, eczema, and sores "' f° rte » W*. * invaluable for cuts, mkia, borne, bruises, piles, ulcers, and all Cseatea and injuries of tho skin. Of all ebeirrists. and stores at Is 6d* and 3s 6d. EVERY- HOME NEEDS ZAM-BUK. ~£Adrt.]