BEE OINTMENT. CHILDREN CRY FOR IT.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LIII, Issue LIII, 9 April 1908, Page 8

BEE OINTMENT. CHILDREN CRY FOR IT.

One of the "greatoji proofs of Bee Oint-V ment as a healing remedy was lately brought before the Proprietary. Jt was in the Wairarapa district fcLat a child of three years wais observed to strike its finger badly with a hammer. The blood oozed' out v from the dimpled digit, dart and black, and the youngster fled to its mother orymg^Bee, Bee, give me Bee!'' The mother instantly came oat and bound up the wound' with Bee Ointment on a piece of cotton cloth; the- child -went, on contentedly playing as if nothing was the matter 'with it. The mother, explained that ahe'hid always kent;Bee;o£ntment that it was a household word in' the home.. Fathers, mothet*, all of you who, are. bringing up" families, ifemember the ai Im «ois and injuries whicß t*»»y teßatyowr little children, and be forearmed. Keep Bee Ointment in your homes for all cute, bruises, «Wn diseases, and »henmatißm. Sold everywhere. — Advt.'