Chapped Hands and Bad Feet.

Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume XLV, Issue XLV, 31 August 1917, Page 4

Chapped Hands and Bad Feet.

Zam-Buk the Best Winter Skin Remedy. Miss Mary Edwards, of 46, Aber" crombie-st., Sydney, says:—"At one time I was a Bufferer every winter from chapped bands and fingers, the pin from which wa3 dreadful. They used to become inflamed and then break. The itching was intense, and it required a great effort to refrain from scratching tbem. "I tried several well-known remedies but without deriving any benefit. One broken chilblain was especially bad, and I underwent great suffering through it. At length I was told of Zam-Buk and I tried it. Ths painful burning irritation ceased, the infiami mation disappeared, and my bands and fingers were soon healed. "My hands used to be a very disagreeable sight at times, bat Zam-Buk ! relieves me of all this trouble now in ; cold weather. | Mr S. Redfern, 78 Regent St., : North Richmond, Victoria, says: —My ! husband suffered from a akin eruption on his feet, which became very sore. The skin cracked between the toes, and the places wore so tender that he <vaa unable to walk. In fact, he was quite incapacitated and could not work. He bathed the affected parts, and used various remedies which did not however, seem to do much good. v"l advised him to try Zam-Buk, which he did. Aftejj applying Zam-Buk to his feet, the skin trouble was cured in a wonderful way. In a few days all the sore places had healed, and there was no trace at all of the eruption. *' Zam-Buk is excellent for skin sores, festering, inflammation, ulceration, flesh wounds, injuries, and all manner of skin and scalp disease. Is 6d or 3s 6d (for large family size) of all chemists and stores.