Page 54 Advertisements Column 2

Otago Witness, Issue 3511, 28 June 1921, Page 54

FOOT SCALDED AND INFLAMED.

MOTHERS WHO REALISE THE NEED FOR ZAM BUK. Accidents being of daily occurrence about the home, you should never bo without Zam-Buk. Applied to a cut, burn, or scald, this wonderiul herbal healer quickly soothes pain and checks inflammation. Where the skin is blistered or broken, the balm should be applied 011 soft lint as a bandage. Besides being powerfully antiseptic, Zam-Buk has stimulative healing virtues which grow new skin in a marvellous way. All's A. Jones, 12 Richmond street, Hindmarsh, Adelaide, writes: "Through a kettle of boiling- water tipping over my foot, I suffered terrible pain. The scalded foot swelled up to a great size, and was covered with blisters. Hating Zam-Buk in our home, my mother got me to apply it. I found Zam-Buk wonderfully soothing and healing. It took all the fiery pain and inflammation out of the foot. When the blisters broke, Zam-Buk soon grew new skin over the raw places, and mv foot was completely healed.” Airs C. M’Namaru, 8 Selby street. Adelaide, writes: “When cooking 1 burned my right hand, which got badly blistered. The place festered and swelled up. and was extremely painful. Having a pot of ZamBuk by me. t applied a diessing to the injury. Zam-Buk quickly subdued tlie inflammation. drew out the bad matter, and took the pain away. Soon tile hurts wore perfectly healed.” Use Zam-Buk for any form of skin trouble, and you will find it equally successful. Invaluable in cases of eczema, ulcers, 1 arils, abscesses, ringworm, piles, poisoned wounds, chaps, and chilblains, cold sores, etc. Of all chemists and stores. Got a pot of Zam-Buk to-day, and l>e ready equipped with the world's lineat healer.—Advt.