WHAT THE WAR TEACHES.

New Zealand Herald, Volume LV, Issue 16822, 12 April 1918, Page 7

WHAT THE WAR TEACHES.

•I THE VITAL NEED FOR ZAM-Bl'K. ;:•>. The war has brot ght home to officers,' ■ ;:',.. tneri, and the public generally the fact. /■;';'■ *"*'- Zam-Buk is » real friend in need. ( vi'i Letters received from the front tell how ■% valuable Z".rii-Buk has proved, not only J '':!- for healing the cuts, wounds, and bruises ;'/;■'■•, incidental to life in the trenches, but for * v -. mending and preventing sore feet, afte-, W arduous marches, and warding off frost-, p bite I m "The War Office Times"-an influential |£v-"t_"" london journal—has been at some pains Wt, to investigate the matter, and the V-YW ■-''{: thejr express on the value of Zam-Buk is M. ■ authoritative. Referring to the vital need W for sound feet, the journal savs : — \M "Zarn-Buk is the most effective aleVifc viator of pain, not only for feet trouble. . :J ( ;'; : tut for many other ailments and acci- » dents to which < (Beers and men on land 0,, and sea are liable. The war has not only "V\\ enhanced Zam-Buk's reputation for ''first- ;#?.. aid" purposen. but it has established and W' emphasised the fact that a box of /sam■o BnV is an indispensable adjunct for every wldier and sailor. , , . , #/■ "We have tested Zam-Buk and found, -•>'«& it splendid both as a curative and re-1 i agency for many purposes. | < This expert opinion on the mdiipen•ability of Zam-Buk for soldiers and •ailorj must impress civilians who are . ' every day liable to mishaps. Accidents will happen, and skin and scalp troubles . will . crop up in everv family. But by keeping Zam-Buk handy and using it I Promptly, danger and anxiety arc soon Mnijhf (J . ili6d and 3s 6d per pot, of all chemists tad stores. IK: mmmt ■