EVERY HOME NEEDS ZAM-BUK.

Sun (Christchurch), Volume III, Issue 882, 7 December 1916, Page 2

EVERY HOME NEEDS ZAM-BUK.

, . i ! Nothing; Like It for Cuts, Wounds, and Skin Disease. It really pajte to keep a pot of ZamBuk handy in the home. Mrs E. .). Miles, Ferndale Cottage, Wcntworth Road, Strathfield, Sydney, says:—"Our experiences with Z;uu-Buk form a wonderful record of success. Onee when my-husband got badly bitten by a horse, the wound looked so aqgry that there might have been serious developments, had we not had Zam-Buk handy. We applied a dressin:; of the balm right away, and it thoroughly cleansed the injury of all poison and impurities and healed it in remarkably short time. "My little boy, Oliver, one day fell in the road and inflicted a deep cut across his chin. The place bled freely and the child was sick for three days through the shock and force of his fall. We soon got Zam-Ruk on to the wound, however, and it prevented any festering and ensured quick, clean healing. "I have often got burnt, sometimes very seriously, whilst ironing and cooking. Zam-Buk, everytime I have used it,; has proved remarkably soothing and a speedy healer. "Then there was another case, that of a friend of ours, who had been suffering for years with an ulcerated leg. I sent her a pot of Zam-Ruk to try, and she derived such benefit that she continued the treatment until her leg was wonderfully cured." If your local chemist or storekeeper is out of stoek, send your order direct to (.!. E. Fulford (Aust.), Ltd., 39 J'ijtt Street, Sydney. Prices just the same—l/(i or 3/6 per pot. .7