THE GREAT HOUSEHOLD HEALER.

Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 278, 13 August 1918, Page 8

THE GREAT HOUSEHOLD HEALER.

ZAM-BUK DESTROYS DISEASE AND GROWS NEW SKIN. Tho need for a household healer is greater to-day than ever, and there is no room for the wasteful, fatty ointment of old. War economy calls for Zam-liu\, because Zam-Buk is all medicine, and, consequently, full value for money. Zamliuk is unlike ordinary salves in that it is purely herbal, and so roflned that it suits tho most sensitive shin. You apply Zain-Buk to a Cut, Scratch, Burn or Scald, and all danger of skin disease or blood-poisoning is averted. You uso it for Eczema, Bad Legs, Piles, Pimples, Blotches, or any itching condition of the skin, and it makes a complote cure, becauso Zamliuk destroys the trouble at tho root and banishes pain, inflammation, and irritation. It takes only a moment to apply ZamBnk, but that moment may 6avc hours niul even years of suffering and expense. Mako it a rulo, then, to keep a box of Zam-Buk handy, and let everyone in the house know whore it is kept. Yon will find it a marvellous healer. Mrs. Elizabeth Topping, 100 liouvrle Street, Carlton, Vic., writes:— "When living at Collie, in West Australia, I suffered very badly from chilblains; tlicy were extremely irritating and painful, and finally broke, so that I was scarcely able to get about. ZamBuk is in general use in this part of tho country for skin troubles and injuries, and I found it most soothing. A few applications of Zam-Buk healed my toes in a remarkably short time. "I have also found Zam-Buk a splendid remedy for burns and scalds. "Olio case in particular is worth mentioning: I was working in one of the laundries in W.A. when I was severely burned and scalded. The 6kin blistered and tho pain was dreadful, but tho cooling and soothing qualities of Zam-Buk brought immediate relief with the first application. It was not long before the flesh and skin were perfectly whole again." Is. Od. and 3e. Od. everywhere.