SORE, ACHING FEET.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 14440, 5 February 1909, Page 3

SORE, ACHING FEET.

Zam-BUK IS CoOi.I.VU, C'OMKORTIXB, AXI) Ukalinr. Do your feet iicbe and smart during the simmier?—feej swollen, nervous, hot, and I ires.l. The ideal cure is to bathe and cleanse the feet a, night, in tepid water, then rub Xain-Jiuk freely aerora tlw eole.s. insiep, and ankle;. In this wav /atn-Jbtk reachas and stimulates tho jiores, siienirthens or renews chafed and injured parts of the feet, tttid ftifretiK liard gfowtlis. 11 cures hot, swollen, sweating leet, blisters, gall s|x>i;s, und relieve* bard or soft corns and bunions of all pain. Mrs Margaret (!unboii, of IST llodrtJe Stix-et, West Richmond, Mellwume, writes:—"l .aiu a canvasser, and am, therefore, on in i' My instcre boeanic very lemler ami broke out in seres, which forced ni>? to lay up for several days. I applied different.lotions procured from the chemist, but they utterly failed to give me relief. Seeing /ain-Uuk advertised, 1 procured a pot. Before I had used bah" of it, ihc sores were all healed, and the btiniing, irritating fesling had 'eft my feet." Keep a pot of Zam-Buk Balan on your drcssing-taliic. handy for us? in case.s of sunburn, rashes, itweci bites, prickly beat, lKMi;t swellings, burns, bruises, cezoma, ulceiß, ehafings; core legs, backs, ankles, or fort; pimples, eruptions, etc.. Of all chemists or i»st free from the Zam-Bnk Co., 39 Pitt street, Sydney, for Is bd, or 3s 6d per pot.