MORE HOME ACCIDENTS.

Star (Christchurch), Issue 17572, 24 June 1925, Page 11

MORE HOME ACCIDENTS.

srniiKN errs, burns and sc A EDS EMPHASISE DAI L V NEED FOR ZAM-BUK. More* accidents occur in the lu me than anywhere else. This fact emphasis© very forcibly the necessity \>t having tho handy box of Znm-Bu* within easy reach. This great antiseptic first-aid is always dependable in an emergency. It not only swihlv soothes aiva? immediate pain <.f ar.'v burn, scald, cut or bruise, out keeps blistered or broken skin tree from infinnunjation and poisoning so that swift, perfect healing is ensured. Mrs V. Swan, of 2 Nelson Street, A nnandale, Sydney, writes: “One dnv x«. lii Ist ironing, my arm came in oon--Inct with the stove and was severely burnt. Applications of Zam-Buk speedily a I laved the terrible smarting* and burning pains and cooled the inflame i shin. Damaged flesh rapidly healed and new skin formed under the influence of Zam-Buk. It removed every mark or scar. I have also found ZamBuk a splendid remedy %>r chilblains.” Miss E. Tail, of 31 Loch Street. Ballarat. says:—“ While reaching a kettle of boiling water off the stove I slipped and the contents scalded my foot. The skin was badly blistered and the burning irritation terrible. Mr mother dressed the parts with Zam-Buk, This halm took out. tho fiery heat and pain, and at the end of two weeks it had healed (ho foot beautifully.'* Zam-Buk is vastly superior to anv fatly ointment for the. treatment <if - ' -7.001 a, cold-sores, chapped hands, chilblains. ulcers, running sores. riugworm pile poisoned wounds, etc., ci' . Ls Gil and 3s fid per 1,.,x all eh«>. Tr:, ‘Hs and stores. Zam-Buk Alcdicatei Soap. Is per tablet. 1