HOLIDAY ACCIDENTS.

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 72, 18 December 1917, Page 8

HOLIDAY ACCIDENTS.

"BE PREPARED" BY KEEPING ZAMBUE ALWAYS HANDY. Don't go for your holiday without a pot of Zam-Buk; Cuts, bruises, sprains, etc., are always liable to occur, but with Zam-Buk handy to dress the sore place you are prepared for emergencies. Mrs. E. Kawell, of 12 Euroka Street, Blue's Point, North Sydney, says:— "My daughter, while bathing in the baths at Lavender Bay, trod on nn oyster shell «nd severely cut her foot. The pain was terrific, for the wound started to fester and inflame, and caused her excrnciating agony. For two months she was in an awful state. She was unable to Ret about, as it was impossible to fret her boot on. Wo tried many different ways and means to give her ease and cure the wound, hut nothing gave her nrv benefit. "Then we obtained some Zom-Buk. As the first fe\r applications were so cooling nn<! henliiiT. we were encouraged to nersevere. We continued nsine Zam-Biik until nil tied matter was drawn out. Tinm-Bnk is a splendid healer, and we are never without a pot of the bnlm in our lioni" now." Hnm-Bnic, which is pownrfully sonrhin" and antiseptic, inporfilr ctirps hit irop.thpr ec7.°ma,. rr.ieTtly l""it, sotp foot, nlc.eri-tion. bnd Ip-"?. piles. noi?orfd wound , ", nin'iirtn W*-nq, Wipfprs. swollviTifTworm. e n fli c ' a r* cr r > . UTi'l Nn home on afford to he without' Znm-Bnk. Is. Gd. nnd 3?. Gil. everywhere.