Page 2 Advertisements Column 3

Greymouth Evening Star, 9 May 1925, Page 2

FIERY ECZEMA ON HANDS. Disease-Ravaged Skin Thoroughly Purified and Healed by ZAM-BUK. The following letter from Mrs. E. M. Bright, of 1.15 Queen Street, Bendigo, will interest all sufierers from eczema, impetigo, etc. It is another graphic illustration of how swiftly Zam-Buk soothes and clears a burning, tortured skin. “there could be nothing more marvellous than the way Zam-Buk relieves the burning' irritation of eczema,’’ .writes Mrs. Bright. “I had a, bad attack of the disease on both hands for three months. My skin was in such a, frightful state with fiery irritation that 1 could have scratched and torn my hands to bits. I tried lots of recommended remedies and practically every ointment and salve.l could think of in my search for relief and ease. But nothing produced positive results until 1 was persuaded to try Zam-Buk. “This balm was instantly cooling and soothing, and it allayed fiery irritation as by magic. As healing progressed.!. began to sleep better at night, and solely through persistent use of Zam-Buk my skin was thoroughly purified and rid of all trace of the terrible eczema.’’ Whether Zam-Buk be used for burns, scalds, or other injuries or cases of pimples, boils, abscesses, or for dealing with , ulcers, eczema, sore hands, rash, ringworm, bad legs, poisoned wounds or piles, it gives complete satis, faction. Be sure and get the renowned herbal balm—Zam-Buk. Of chemists and stores everywhere—l/6 or 3/6. Also use Zam-Buk Medicinal and Toilet Soap, 1/- per- tablet.

THE DISTINCTIVE TOOTH PGWDSR —l’-t-nerntc* Ox'gev a-d Milk of Limo, which neutral oolh-deatroyhiff Acid*. Kills the uerina that bu>-c decay md iterlli* a the whole ruout •• 2-. Al Chemiof-e.