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Evening Star, Issue 14963, 24 August 1912, Page 10

PUBLIC NOTICES. WM mm* m$ mr ?* CHILBLAINS, CHAFINGS, ECZLHIA, MO \{\mm SKIN TIftOuELES. - -—* 'HAPPED hands, sore lips, chilblains and cold-sore* J generally are not only dangerous but annoying, and people with sensitive skins often suffer untold misery. In the worst cases the skin burns and smarts so fiercely that every movement causes pain. There are cracks at the knuckles, bleeding begins, and if the wound remains open, cold, dirt, and disease germs get into it, and festering is set up. Hands which suffer under winter conditions can be —i J i- _ ~~.,~A ~~A hoattliv rnndihnn bv the IUdICIOUS | soothing influence, and quickly renders the skin soft and strong. Zam-Buk is the ideal skin protector, because its unique skin healing powers are helped by the absolute purity and the great antiseptic value of its ingredients. CHAPS g PAINFUL CRACKS SOOTHED 6 HEALED. " Last winter my hands got in a terrible state from the cold," Mrs. Emsley, of Clifton Sts., Maylands, Adelaide. 'They chapped and cracked fearfully, and I dared not put them in water for fear the cracks would bleed. My nails broke away in fissures, right down to the quicks. " Having Zam-Buk handy, I dressed my hands with mr ■ht and pat an old pair of gloves on, and soon m m m ktitßuk SOOTHES & HEAi Zam-Buk is invaluable for cold - sores, blnins.channgs.rheumatism, eczema, cuts, braises, burns, scalds, and alt injuries to the sfcin. Price is, 6d. per pot, or 3/6 family size (contains nearly four times IB pot). All Chemists and Stores.