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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 505, 12 May 1909, Page 5

. rM; JV> —'Iv\ §?*s[' M \ Jof the family gettingjhuifc ■siL. \\ a•li R $ § < ' ■•'" / a y' ,e e breadwinner's §s / work makes him peculiarfy; sj the bosste,;ous youngsters 31 \C , JSSS! *^ &a^^ i ™ i are always running in to $ j\ mother wiih bumps and bruises; and housewives are liable to v many, painfull j] knocks, bur:«. scalds, and sprains in the course of the day's duties j< // Prudent is the housewife who takes care to keep her home constantly supplied JS ' /■/ Zam-Buk. Wise, too, is the man who keeps a box of this pure and effective first-aid handyno >4 If I his desk-drawer, in his tool chest, or in his pocket. . ' \rs l<Mi Promptly dressing an injury with Zam-Buk means speedy relief from smarting pain,, and,' $j \V Ii the children like it. But Zam-Buk does much more than allay pain and inflammation— Unheals' *j c - up your hurt quickly and perfectly, stops festering, prevents gathering; and also heals without; $! harbouring disease germs which, without Zam-Buk, might breed with incredible rapidity and/.'is ■ spread pestilence through the tissue. Zam-Buk destroys germs—that's why the " grown-ups " *■" jS like it—why Zam-Buk has been officially adopted by ambulance experts, nurses, andmany ,'% J public first-aid organisations. . . . ~ ■ '' S A/ • The secret of clean and painless healing lies in the fact that itimitates Nature's ' § IW own "healing by first intention. , Zam-Buk is composed of pure vegetable saps and juices, so-' | f I highly refined and so scientifically combined and concentrated that they sink into every nook., '$, Li and crevice of a wound, as well as through the pores of the skin round about, tootKingthe "i 1 Uγ pain and allaying inflammation by effective antiseptic and germicidal action. ' | M Then Zam-Buk actually helps to knit the flesh,together, or to build new cells of healthy^i VI (kin in the place, acting just as Nature herself would act: if the unnatural conditions offf i VI modern life didn't prevent her—or if thoughtless people" didn't handicap her work by using,? 1 \j cheap ointments, salves, &c, made of rancid animal fats or mineral drugs. ■ : :fk U Don't neglect the slightest cut or scratch, as you, value the comfort, beauty, l and health-I H of your skin, but dress it with Zam-Buk, which is healing, soothing, and antiseptic, ■ , "\ % I "[■■- THE EVER-READY HOIViE "FIRST-AID." \- | Yγ ZATrfi-BUK is invaluable for An Ugly Wound—Flesh Exposad from Wrist to Elbow % \l Stiffness. Kczema, Blaekheada . Pimply, "I am" a-BOoa : (ind coal-merchant by'occupation. Somo limo ;, | ■■- /j TFhf %?m ' 9 « Cd W T U , BdS - " aso-the'saW-caighfmy arm-and laidths bWd back from th<i • | '//••• S • nt V T , IMtT, VTlst halt-way to' the elbo*; exposing the flesh. I npplicd a, I H " 1 " 1 - 1110 *' dre6 »' n eo'ZM-Biik,ahd thawaythe skin grew and.tlie wound: | ft or Inflamed Conditions or tho Skin. . ; healed; was reallywonderful. 1 confidently, recommend Zam-Buki" , ? I Jil ZABE*SJUK is obtflin" ■ -: v '■ ' '■-■■■■ ■ ■ -: '** r?s \\ ?/e?Sr y poat toultcom MW. HxW ' *t= I

March 2Uh.ia». f " ' This photo takon June 57th, ICO6. TI TOiEIFBL PHOTOCBIPi . AT The D.I.C. (Haberdashery Bepti, next to Tea Rooms); , '■ Dnnbar Sloaite's Pharmacy, Lambton Quay; W. S. Wallace, Chemist (next " Evening Post"), Willis Street; -':.-:_. 8. Johnston's Pharmacy, Cuba Street 1 %-%£» • THEY PRHVF •■ MSS®' BEFORE USING . AFTER usmc Brice's Regenerator ONLY can show Genuine Certificated Results. The pictures are guaranteed genuine, and produced direct from the negatives, without any retouching, by H. H. Clifford, Photographer, Christchurch; Brice's Regenerator, 3s. 6d.; Special Strength, ss. 6d.; Brice's Circassian Cream (for the elimination of scurf), 2s. Obtainable from Leading Chemists. BEFORE USING. / AFTER USING. AS AT PRESENT.

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