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Press, Volume LXV, Issue 13336, 30 January 1909, Page 5

" THE WORKER'S FRIEND." + FALIr CAUSES NASTY WOUNTX— ZAM-BUK PROMPTLY HEAIiS. "Of reliable efficacy, widfc utility, and small cost/—here are three of the many qualities which go to recommend Zam-Bu'k as the ideal healer to be kept handy m the home for the prompt treatment of the bumps and' bruises of the children, the painful knocks, burns, and scalds of the housewife, and. the cuts,_ sprains, and lacerations of trio ■broacwinner himself. "No home, and; especially those of "working-men's, should' be -without a pot of Zam-Buk," says Mr G. Ritchie, of O'SulUtm. street, Wood End Pocket, Ipswich, Q. ''My occupation of pipe-fixing necessitates climbing ladders, and recently 1 had' a. nasty fall through tho laditter slipping from beneath, resulting in a wound about two inches long on my log. It became swollen and was Tory wain ful, but knowing already the value. of Zom-Buk, as soon as I arrived home I bathed my leg and applied the balm, and the very next morning the pain ha<l all gone, .ar.d in a" little while tlie swelling went down and the wcur.d' disappeared. I -was soon at work again, which, for a mai> of my age, sixty-four' is very gratifying, and shows how quickly and well Zam-Buk did ite work." As a summer skin, balm Ze-m-Buk is invaluable It pronvptlv cures sunburn rash, .mosquito and other insect biies' peeling noses, and for sore aching feet is most soothing and cooling. Keep a pot handy in your home. It is obtainable from all chemists and' stores at Is 6d, or 3s 6d family pot (containing TKvrrly four times the Is 6d); ov direct post free, from the Zam-Buk Co., 39 Pjtt street, Sydney. 2