ZAM-BUK PROVED INVALUABLE

Lyttelton Times, Volume XCVI, Issue 14498, 9 October 1907, Page 8

ZAM-BUK PROVED INVALUABLE

FOR BURNS, BRUISES, CUTS, ■iMPLES, CHAPS, CORNS, ETC. K A HOUSEWIFE’S PRAISE. «AVo hare used Zam-Buk Balm in house for years,” says Mrs M. Patof 20, Walker Street, Christ■thurch, N.Z. “In fact, ever since it keen on the New Zealand market ■ n- e hare not keen without it in the W. house. It is a healer no homo should r be without, and those to whom I have recommended its use have assured mo that the results they have obtained / sJavo simply surprised them. Myself and family swear by Zam-Buk Healing Balm, as we have used; it for burns, bruises, cuts, pimples, chaps, chilblains, soft corns, sore eyes, and other complaints, for all of which it has proved most beneficial We find Zam-Buk is antiseptic, cleansing, cooling, and gives • almost instant relief. It is with pleasure, therefore, I make this statement, and trust others will be induced to give Zam-BuK Balm a trial.” Housewives the world over find ZamBuk Balm' invaluable for cuts, bruises, ’ burns, scalds, chafing*. children’s sores, poisoned wounds, and other injured conditions of the skin. Zam-Buk Balm is also unequalled for piles, eczema, boils. ,festering sores and wounds, 'spring eruptions, and nil diseases and disorders of the skiu. Price h* 3s 6d per pot,, .(holding ' nearly “"four times Is 6dJ, from oil chemists and Store*.' . i: ■■■ - I