Page 2 Advertisements Column 1

Evening Star, Issue 17037, 7 May 1919, Page 2

A boy fell into a pond, and when a man who was passing pulled him out he said to the boy: "Well, son, how-did you coma to fall into the lake?" " I didn't coma to fall in art. all," replied the boy, with some heat. "I came to fish." A cure that is sure—" NAZOL." Sends coughs and colds packing in double-quick time. Easy to talce.—[Advt.]

Tor broiiciiial coughs take Woods Great Peppermint Cure. —[Advt.]

na s____)s_s—____s3^ft_r_?S«'>_.__Ei -__\'ilWilU X*_^_*\M_i_P s3%ll____3® §__£_ iS_OE OMU&WILLLg Bendigo, Vic, says : "For general use I have found Zam-Buk unsurpassed, and for the grand-children when falling and hurting themselves. One of these little ones, Gladys, had a cut on her hand which festered, and it was very sore for some time. She came to me for treatment, and I dressed her hand, and the treatment with ZamBuk soon took all the inflammation away and healed y__W_U_UU___ #S HHSf •»w Tfl'l B*V_' am m m iHI SvXw/.vw_ immttM 96W89K »5_ 3_S §1 sbssss; m *MzM'//////A ?3!S«s ~' - /Wvv' *w*wM#w<iwwa Hktf&S BHKNF. 1 H The fact that hundreds of Morses ese Zassolllolk in the course of their duties, and highly praise its reliability and effectiveness, is further proof that m Zani-__u__"the public is furnished with a proved and reliable healing balm aad skin-cure, the parity and power of which cannot fee denied. JilW QMSTM who resides in Underwood-st. I MHR.QC OWVPR ° f 163 Elizabeth - street * La«nceston, TasiUiWC Cfl!lSn, D ... t c , . kldlfUl, mania> says ._-«•! havc been a professiona i raddington, bydney, writes : "After extensive experience I can confidently affirm that Zam-Buk is the best healing balm I have ever used. In my professional work I often have urgent ivvuiuh uinbii, mania, says: —"I havc been a professional V/W////A*-'' nurse for umvards of 36 years, and during that time have met with V/%///<'f/k *# many accident cases, and know very many instances in which Zam- Ywfw/M iff Buk has proved of great service. W "For instance, in one case of gathered breasts I used Zam-Buk witl marvellous success. The Balm took the inflammation away, and afte; i few applications the hardened lumps of the gatherings disappeared entirely. For ulcers and varicose veins, too, Zam-Buk has , mm ad I d.-essed her hand, and the treatment with Zam- ° f '*' **' ° n aCC ° Unt ° f itS great antiseplic marvellous success. The Balm took the inflammation away, anc suk soon took all the inflammation away and healed Virtues ' * flnd U for use in cases a few a pplicaUons the hardened lumps of the gatherings di: he hand. For years I have been a nurse and have wsi ere dangerous symptoms threaten. Personally, I peared entirely. For ulcers and varicose veins, too, Zam-Buk has had much experience with the use of Zam-Buk, have used Zam-Buk for a very severe burn on my also proved most successful in allaying the inflammation and and in all cases I have found it splendid. For hand, caused by a box of matches exploding while healing the awful sores. Piles I have experienced great relief, its soothing striking a match. Zam-Buk at once soothed the burn- succcssfully for boils , carbuncles . burns action allaying all irritation and removing the pain> and healcd the wound in a very short nnrl 01l _ nrtq nf wniim ,_ Tn fnpt thp in , tfm _ wWf . T . . ~ Piles I have experienced great relief, its soothing action allaying ail irritation and removing the congestion, giving great ease. My numerous patients have found it very beneficial, and it is generally used in their homes. 5 ' "I have used Zam-Buk sue ce.< and all sorts of wounds. In fact, for boils, carbuncles, burns lances where I have found time. I would not be without a pot of Zam-Buk in Zam-Buk so useful and beneficial are too numerous to mention the house." in detail. Zam-Buk should be kept handy in every home.' w4 \4t& f-m w&m '<mm &fs&&&M »e on Your Guard Against WORTHLES: •JS^H««I When you ask for Zam-Buk Healing Balm, see that you get it. Do not be put off with something which is claimed by your trader as ''just as. good," because it returns him more profit. There is NOTHING "just as good" as the proved, reliable, *verready and effective Zam-Buk. aa Zam-Buk is proved unexcelled for cuts, bruises, scalds, burns, sores, bad legs, ulcers, abrasions, mosquito bites, proud flesh, peeling skin, Summer rash, pimples, blisters, children's sores, abscesses, ringworm, barber's rash, scalp troubles, sore feet, heat rashes, boils, sunburn, festering sores, piles, sprains, scabs, barcoo rot, insect stings, sore heels, eczema, poisoned wounds, stiffness, and injured and diseased conditions of the skin generally. From all Chemists and Stored at 1/6 and 3/6 per pot, or post free, direct from G. E. Fulford (A/sia), Ltd., 38 Pitt-street, Sydney. I" &&B£SE2ESS3SB!KiM^^ H !_____ f_ !§__«_ tspmw »Sl»^^» teissfif»^ fjfEiti niJMfc raKUa AP§ &_s£ i*_L "*«?"*'*' J ' M fy''^ b^-<?^f! y , "' ;t Jf,J| . iu yfri. ■s% MORE NURSES_POWERFUL PRAISE 5 ySI&C„£ S of Evelyn-street, Balaclava, near Melbourne, who has prac- ' vlUhuK . XlUfdUSl, tised her profession for the past 27 years, says : —"As an all-round healer for all descriptions of home hurts, I consider Zam-Buk invaluable. 1 have proved it of great utility in cases of warts, corns, cuts, and other skin troubles, with never failing benefits. I have also used it in connection with my nursing cases, and have pleasure in testifying to its sterling antiseptic and healing qualities. I confidently recommend Zam-Buk to all." Eq U a ||| of 7Gibbs-at, Balaclava, Mel., Vic, says: —"For 25 years I have WOHIf 3 been a resident of Balaclava, and most of that time I havc _H devoted to nursing. In my experience I have found Zam-Buk of very great use. I have |1 used Zam-Buk for cuts, sores, and all descriptions of skin disease, which havc been brought under my notice, all with marvellous success. For bruises Zam-Buk is excellent. It takes the heat out of the wound and prevents inflammation. My connection is a very large one, and I recommend Zam-Buk to all mothers in each household I visit, for I have great faith in this splendid healing balm." "RUB IT IN