Page 7 Advertisements Column 3

Dominion, Volume 5, Issue 1465, 13 June 1912, Page 7

I' "MAYGAR" f ** MAYS AM " • ■ ®L®U§E- LENGTH. ■j" ■' :|, $ EINE ASSORTMENT 'OF THE ' ONE-' jjv; i/_ ■; j j PTECE VLOU Q E LENGTH, CUT AND UK- | 5 | SIGNED IN THAT MOST POPULAR I * 1 I STILE, THE "MAYCAR," IN r ALL j ' I | COLOURS 'AND COMBINATIONS 01' I. . .;>.&• : :j f ■■■ .'■ COLOURS. !-■ ■' ; ■:i's .;■ v" j t : ■ -^g .i| ■■ •■'•.•" '' v-< 3 e o>-<-—^V'--V-'■ A ; ■ | IMIiSK|: { „ BRIDGE WORK. < | TOOTH COMFORT \ I'. ■" -"ilKSl'DpfflSK* -" i i - TOT o . %^ o | AND { Chamberlain, $5 | s _ 3 69 MANNERS STREET ' I ' i^Voycr/WaJM'KeEzia's^.iiext'6iMrit : \ .-: Lou'or .......,0....-...- '.-52 -2s. ■ Od. and Jc3 3s. (sd.' 'j Ciisiiiiiio Painless Extraction ... Is. .And"Free when' Setsare qrdorod. ;f '-.V: ~: : • V;J3riclffo^."\Toi'k,' ;i *30s. T(ioth. , . ' .. ' P -ji. Open Evenings, 7.30.- ~: ' ■"% ■■■■-_ Phono SZS2. . ' V ,'■ . v>|< >ji >J«J< $ >fcii% ►£, pj . • • I , 1 J.M» , I" i, WeathertitE' I tSS' *) BUILDING r i! f Acid C Proof. Won't 3 Sillc " f *!KX j PAPER ]■*„*&& Vcr>r.in •* >• Pulverise .? V "IT'S LIKE A YOUNG ROOFING!" £ ►Ji THE BEST PAPER FOR COLD STORAGE INSULATION, :or for. ..-• ' •>, >;<• FIRST-RATE DWELLINGS.- ::: No dearer than inferior brands,. , . 'i JAMES W. JACK, 324la»bt<m Quay. :f : * '5 TO BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL MEN '.■. YD.iG AI?LICK is Hoklin? Classes for PHYSICAL CULTURE as'imdor:- •• ; M 1-OTi.MKX:'• .-Kv»>rv MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at 5 p.m. ; J:-vf:' .-;-JTOIIVLADIES;~jSvc!T MONDAY/' AVEDHBSDAY, and FRIDAY, at 3 p.m.- ;. CHILDREN.-Evcry. SATURDAY MOKNINO. at 9 'o'clock. ■/i-ThrcoVclasses for--Ladies; Gentlemen, and Cliiklvcu"aro.hoid at AVorsfer'Bay, evotj" ; v'jT at 4.30 p.m.; Ladies, <xt 7.30 p.m.; and Men,-'at 8.30.p.n?.. '[ * : ''?Full particulars'j'oii-application at '' ■ ■'.'.' ■ *r», S U S S F X CHAMBERS. PANAMA STREK'I. WELLLisGTON.

tHE skin is one of the most sensitive parts of the human body, and, because it is also the most fxposed f »■ - to injury and disease. H ought to get more attention than most people think is necessary'. Une should j be exceptionally careful just how, because June is a very critical month, for the skin. It has been ,/! >jM ' / 1 i fighting against big odds all'through the summer, and the odds are bigger just now, both because ot jl\ (V /' . /Jf ? -weather andu ! because; the\first' ci*opr of~early,,winter-pimples and.nasty,eruptions ■ l--1 may be expend—unless the skin is protected and corrected by Zam-Buk. - A sudden chill, dirt in a cold-crack or small abrasion, and skin weakness are all -- :.'.likely-to lead to.trouble; '-Neglected chafings,-"chaps,"'chilblains,- cold-sores.or, cuts, WW*"- ' Vifiijj |Sh' !■ may also cause more serious disease in the shape of festering wouiig's, ulcers, or itching f j, my -j J 5 'sores, and even chronic Eczema is oftc.i^traceable;to neglect,iir the early ■ stage?'.of-,a- '; v- -• ji|§BfN |\ ' 1 simple affection. ' _ . , . > <i 11 i:l iL^SS^I • : Smearing" the : skin- with -Zam-Buk-has an,. almost instantaneous....cleansing and .restorative elrect. I So pure are the vegetable juices in Zam-Buk that they sink deep into the poi'es, Jja i \ permeating all the minute ''machinery" of the tissues, and they end the trouble thoroughly j/| | \ . and permanently. , * , - . .. , [ </$ U. I E& I Zam-Buk-gives proper moisture,, and .a workable, flexibility to the tissue,-and, induces the blood h>| iff VTrFf™®'] i circulate-'better.- Thus the outer skin'ige't's properly fedji nb.rmd acUyity;and . strength; aie, restored,: and the ,jp} J? I' whole tissue is made .sound ,and-strongs June-winds- pciwerfess to hurt;and blptcKes, pimples, sores, |IW ,f ' MBltS ■' unusually so, common' in early winter, are either .quickly-cured or entirely, avoided.; •' s jjMs. 'p ® $ 6 In: 'advanced stages .of •skin-disea.se?Zanirßuk;destrojfjS;gei;ii![S,--?cb f .as..'a ) .ijj)3y.er^ul i s^nliscpbcyj!.Kills..pain, ' allays irritation, takes"out inflammation, expels even t.ie most deep-seated causes and finally grows new, | j - 1" heaithv skin over the worn out parts. , MM-'-■ ■ , The Zam-Buk protective and cori'cctive treatment, is ideal, because it is natural, and natural bccause' U & j r. Zam-Buk is made up of Nature's vegetable saps and juices. . Don't increase the;odds,,against - the skin "by ' " revolting to coarse, fatty o'r.unents and cold creams or,liniments and embrocations containing poisonous' ' V 0 j |: minerals. Such crude preparations often have a distinctly harmful effect, and mno case do tliey accomplish j.,' .Jpltf||| |-real and lasting good, as Zam-Buk undoubtedly does, .V.v, }"vv : ''Z^ No skin loo'cs so we'! —or ib, m fact, so soft, sound, and healthy thioughout—as the skin that has had < ' )/ /{ ' j with Zam Bu' And in.* paction is more than " ;kin deep " seeing that a healthlu!' jj $ '' ; skin exerts a wholesome influence on the rest of the body. The Zam-Buk treatment can reasonably claim to j M:' bo a revival of one of'the LOST ARTS'of the old .Grecian days; when propericafeof,the. skin was universal, | 1 '■;V'..B = r I Sjl, -wh-ktiTijquiri, ? 6.prc-p i ifr® te&M-' ~ ,- amount of the Is, 6rf. poft, of , Vji X'iSTWr SSf® :.. ;SO:Q-f.HH:S;^; : A H EAI o f,otl iri ? ™ E I' ' : C OMPANY, -29-