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Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1443, 18 May 1912, Page 13

1111 jSw ACCIDENTS will happen even in the best rega- |||1 jjs jJIlifP lated families. Healthy youngsters seem to ma | M f/fi be always "in the wars." Housework abounds Wm\ W// IIP M with mishaps for busy wives and harassed mothers ; 'Mm "■ W/h iT^W -^ e bread-winner often returns from work with *-M V/M/j / m/ a mSre or less serious injury. Just what every home ; m Mm, //T ffi/ needs is Zam-Buk. A pot and a, bandage on a handy..'/A WmM Vl Mr w^ere they are handy for instant use, save untold \ m W/W/r I I /M pa ' n > t ' nie ' mouey ' "When the little one runs in|l '//WMuf/J j //M from his play with a wry face, and smarting, dirt-filled fflfsKL>w/ /Mw scrape on his knee, simply wash the part and smear with '/Jm% Wa wfflMty/// Zam-Buk. When father cuts or scrapes his hand, the handy wm | pot of Zam-Buk again meets the emergency, and the house- <Mf/ wife or mother continually finds it a real friend for the burns she /kM. „ '. , receives while cooking, the scalds of a washing day, or the knocks, 1 \Mu/j , 7 tr i i U em jT &c., of dusting. Children like Zam-Buk because it is cooling, \ iff/. fJ§ {oreveVd»VhouiXwu!c, m u C soothing, and pleasant. _ Their elders value it still more highly %M |w& valuable (or Cuts, Brulso, Burns, because it is also antiseptic and a powerful germicide, preventing mM. 1 Up Scalds,Scotches,Abraaiaai,Boils,j poisoning, festering and disease; because it is a natural skill mlw, ' WU, £ cz f m rv Pimp p ? un "j"\T/ T ! ' repairer, growing new tissue in Nature's way; and because it is Aw/, irn Fesiering SorM, Bad°Legs, Ulcers! £° od for the tenderest skin. Daily mishaps make Zam-Buk a f J§j | Abscesses Ringworm. P«eri«U. daily need—therefore keep Zam-Buk handy. \wA JV y Diseased Ankles. Teething Sor«, "ww »iiw*..ii i ihiwiiibii inniiiv aim,n ■■■ ihihiiibmbbbii j y/// | .EVERY HOME WEEDS ZAM-BUK. ||ft '/A W, the Skin. Z»m-Buk is also invalu- -- """ "" '" » —— - WA K WyXy, abl6 as »n Embrocation for DIRT IN WOUND ARM BURNT AND SCALDED ffm K 'A lm Rheumau'im, Sciatica, Lumbago, CAUSED INFLAMMATION. FROM WRIST TO ELBOW. M K 1 w) ■ ■ Mr. J. Vtughu, of 14 Sorrle Street, Balmaln, Mn. Slay Forreit, of iiogill Reed, St. Poteri. diJfc f /r//i Bi r a pains, £.ain-DUK ts obtain- Sydney, eayel suatnlned n eevere knock on Adelaide, days" I upset a kettle of water into A V/fl. J ////) able fi'om all Chemists and Stores the buck ol my left hand. Some dirt rot Into the Are, the atoam blowing «U the hot ash™ on 'A W/// \ '/f/i at 116 per pot and 3)6 special the wound, and Mammatian itt in. This i>ain tomjarm, »tidl was badly torned and scalded. %WA A Vtlt/i i.„. i S„J„ was terribla. Being recommended to try Zam. The wound extended from the wriit to the elbow. Afrv. \ jamvly size [coatainmg nearly Bnk t i obtained a supply, and alter bathinp the "Although many remedies were applied W/) w 3 UK four tmes the 1/0 pot, orpo't free woans! applied this balm twice daily, the swelling nothing cave me any ease. Commencing to use V//A K 'mpy. for same prices, from the Zam-Buk Minced and nil traces ot the injury dia- Zam-Buk, 1 was delighted to flndatllnflsmmation I '//J/t a - "L&mmit" " R^ E ' ,AV,, Asbestos Sheets Asbestos S!at®s THE HIGHEST GRADE Materials on tho Market. Ns other ykS'/r .il brand ean equal thom for Strength //j /' \ \ U \$C //'j I l\\\V\)w and Durability. ONLY ONE QUAL- / / \ rj®, W////, ,|\ \\\^ ITT. Ido iut import th» thinner 1 \\Jpr and cheaper mate. mmm& RMS RSE© ftads « s senin 2 ' equipped B.S.A. FRANCIS HOLMES, CYCLES, feollt throughout at the B.S.A. Works, for £lg 4 W TrTffMPTZ EET ' T >' res at option—Britannias, Clincher, Dunlop or Michelin.' J WELLINGTON. PO Rax 899 WARWICK CYCLES, with 2-ep«d gear, and IriicM. 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