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Otago Witness, Issue 2761, 13 February 1907, Page 30

| ZAM-BUK SOAP BEAUTIFIES |; a»Vhat constitutes beauty? Not well proportioned |§| ||f^% ! ;^^^|.^|%i^/^#%£^MC| i O i \ features, nor a good figure. These things help; Stlapl^^(fS|S^!ffiHS^K?®fc|!. X bat real beaut? lies in a. good complexion and a skin - Rf,?^f^^f^^^W^ > "" yi^WWk * V innocent of the smallest blemish. h?P«fjj?^f^'"^^^^^- '.%■£s&' - #> The shape of our nose, chin and brow i» born |^liliyi^ :^^ \* ' M)^.C^---&V S '" i^lpJ a with us and remains. But a healthy and beautiful skin jl^fjHls J*^ W&J^'*' '""' ' # is an acquisition within the reach of all. If lost, it ?l<^^^^ Mf *^^^|i w may, with, the help of Zam-Buk Medicinal Toilet '$%&&*s%* jifPii' . f Soap be soon, regained. M^^^^m^- *^^^^/^~"^"*"* fc^^. L^ ) The rain, the wind, Jjja dust, the sun, and crccss la^^^^^ i^l§l \ inlivkig aU militate against beauty; but they are in- I *^-,,^.. . ' r fkieaces which can be easily combated, if we adopt the %^ K^^^^^^^&f^-'. € s, proper measures. Itisltl^t J The- wrong; way ia to irritate tl* sfan further by .n. n '^!^^&^i|P|f|i^^Blj}|l^||| 5 using cheap toilet soups (%hich contain, free alkali, that **' ; *-^~^^^ gi^" """" "" w tt^ "aaß(lfi Bnaw g T hardens and/ crackr the skin), an^ following; this up 5 with toilet creams and gritty powdcrSj that only fill up the pores, thrcugh vhich the skin breathes. These i sort of things are as much- to blame for skin-discomfort audsiin-dibcav; »3 bad vreather and bad food. A Think what a delicate anil complcjc crgtm the skin 13. It is not merely the protecting layer, but a 5 means: for regulatings the bodily heat and^^casting oil vaaie, which if retained in the system would certainly 1 cause graven sickness. m Ufany a^young Eady to-day Imperils her hca'th and conEsca'-os her beauty because, in ignorance per- # haps r she wiil persist ia using toilet soap* containing complexion-stealing alkalies and creams, and puffs m &4t clog tl|e pores. This is the wrong way to s-jek after a fceaati/ul skin, if Tfaei%htwayi»to wash regufaily and exclusively with ZAM-BUK MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP, € which hafSidirs^agw ait fts ©vn. X ■ ZAKI-BUK SOAP is bicoiopaiable for its- power to rid the skin: of the evil consequences of the indisjL 1 creet us* of cosnutfes. T&e sfclh tnat 13 dark and Ballow and wrinkled from being constantly smothered 5 fn toilet creams 1 aodt powdess tegpanf Us fornjer cFeannesff and" purity. To the skin that is "caked," scaly, 6 &*rdP*atf prone ta crack aar the result ;of daily contact witii the free alkalicT oi ordinary toilet soaps, there is p f oon impartedt hy Zam-Buk Soap » softness and dexibiliry that is the sign of new life and vitality having been 5 puC into the tissue. Thatia Jak what Zanvßuk. Soap does. It revives, refreshes, and re-invigorates the m functions, of the- skin. The medicinal essences penetratft to the true skin, and continue to exeit their good V influence. long afite the soap-suds bave*cen wtsn^d away . Thjere is no bsttev bcautifier or preserver of the jg cam|dexioa. The" regular use of 2ans-Buk Soap for the. toilet imparts an: exquisite softness and delicacy to X the skin, sbieMfuj it from the Ul-eSect of rain, sun, wind, and dust. X Itfyihs busy honsewife with her hands disfigured by the^weekly washing-, or with plying of needle and ■ co&onv to the dkufhter jeajbu* for the rose&ud^l of health on her cheeks, and to the baby whose tender skin E so often gets raw, chafed and inflamed, Zam-Buk Soap comes a? a boon and a blessing. B fnvalaable for the Home* A Warning to the Fare Sex. BS Far ceacuia, ffm^f*. h]irtkr*tt, coldvaors*. efaa^Si chilblains, Hundreds of y»ung; ladies dally ruin their chances in life by the KB> rtirtfH ITtH,Tr-tt Irjr tilrirrrtrit. r~T!fTir: "*IHTTJTrfi — iSL - l -t "■ - ' - n» of chejtp toilet soapsj rich in conr|Hexion-steairng aifcalie*. The Wm Wnififagtil dltMPim.<ft*B»"MMi wl«rn— ttmliJ htH >rttin "alkali Aaneer " ha« frown iprearty of recrnt j-eann and isdoetorlre ■X* H&fdUm&Lcr oCeaalTe pniyfiatios, liilk ertlat, kxid b«ft# fr wid ut* «f onnta s»a|>s,. which iryuf thenflturat«U inthe skin-, caus■S *T^M^*gH*^*^f'^ fc *** r $MMvtnd#l>t tnakucm ffe*liM» * n^ iag.it UihrireLup, wrinkle, and crack, and losoWth colour andsoftmw Onrnf rjm Hrr iiiiA »jA aKtraM^Ki»lrm. nets. Excess- o£ alkali an A excess of fait represents the two extreme* HB TfM r frt wWPfr Wli {^^"•t¥rM i ?nf fr J? «*"» I p n "S ***^ p»»r«nt«r Haiti. of bsdfy-nia.de wxns — the former paxekes- the- skin, and the latter Wtt «» IfTO^iaiAßttoef «c and eenaidde, *nd a» a t»nic for the clesLMes rndSCerenttjrHB fißnyiSf^ ' Za«-Sitk Soap- is more than pure snap — it is food' soap plus thost WM- mSfSj^ fiWn-Xnitatxnf zn& non - jrois»noii», Zam-Bak; S^ap medrcinaJ essences which hare earned for Zanvßuk itself a world* '^X fir uxMimmittt&t by doctors- in their treatment of obstinate wide reputation. It is a shampoo and skin tonic. For ridding the BK l*tn AAnwa?, skin of distressinc blemishes, and far preserving- a sonnd, healthy IB O*t«ln»b!o from sJI Chemists or Stores throughout Austri'.asia bj complexion it surpasses ordinary soaps as the electric light surpasses D *trsinris*T«W«t. or la dainty boxes of three Tablets. ' the candle. . . Wf »w-*"» *««»»^ w "» » j Heffin thig season wisely by securing a tablet, and usinj: it IB^i^ffiS-'^H^ zmm sobp * m $B?m mm - jßHJ^E^ffPPw^gfr^'^^^^^gttejl VU To prove to you the great value of Zam-Buk Soap, HtBMjP P***^TtVU»t§bf - '^"^^l^ii*^^^^^^^ w " " xiU P° st y oti a Free Trial tablet on receipt of this mfSEr utmi lffJiktfi J^' l i^ S u!^Jf''igM>-U>-. Coupon with na-me and address attacked and Id. stamp ilmS^mmmSLli 8 IT* m. E^KS^H Applications must be addressed to the Z*m-Bah Hfff. g>-. 39 put street, ss y dn» y . Otago Witness. February 13, 1907. * •%^wV^k^^-^«.-«l^."<&- Jfc-»'^'-^J fc-»'^'-^ -& -■*■'* ~*"%Sl+-+>lfi I «•■■■■!■ MUNI 111