THE HOME AMBULANCE

New Zealand Times, Volume XLIV, Issue 10293, 30 May 1919, Page 3

THE HOME AMBULANCE

KEEP ZAM.-BVK ALWAYS HANDY.

The mother who keeps a pot of ZanirfuK nanay in the house is provided ivuii a oeriect home auiDinaiice tor giving hrst-aid, when the youngsters or any nienujer of tiie iaijn.v nun uiuuiseLteis.

Mrs Daley, ivwuir iioni a»l. Quay alroet. ItocxiiHUipion, Q., says:— "My htue sou, Uouxias, lell upon a broken bo tile and niaue a tombiu gasli on ins knee. iveat,y. the wound suuiuii havo baen stitched, as it was open to sucli an extent that the bone was visible. However, thinking 1 couid heal it up. 1 batned it weii with hot walor ?,ud apoiied itiam-Buk. 1 continued tlus treatment ior about a week, alter which time tee wound had thoroughly healed.

"The next iniury of which Douglas was : a victim was sustained wiii-si with another little boy. His companion threw a' tin, which hit hiin on the rißb> temple «<ad caused a nasty big out. Kemeniberintr Zam-iSv,k, 1 asraih treated the injury with it. and lu a very short, time the wound . was completely better. "Another timo I was busy choppiui; some wood when the axe slipped off tlt> side of the block and hit Doug.as on thief?, opeainu it up with a jrreat flash to the bone. 1 was «lad when on examination I found that I had neither irnctured the bono nor severed an aiteiy. I naain applied Zam-Buk to the wound, and bound up the let: tißhtly. 1 continued the Znro-Buk treatment, and within a fortnight the les was perfectly healed. I have ereat faith in Zam-Buk for ncnoral use in the house."

One trial of Zam-Buk always shows that it is a remedy worth keeping ha'ady. Zam-Buk pays for shelf-roam in the home, and is worth carrying in the pocket when at work. It is so compact, and always ready when wanted. There is nothinar better than Zam-Buk for cuts, bruises, burns, sca'bs, sprains. rashrs. pimples, eczema, ringworm, poisoned sores, u'.ccrs, piles, insect bites, chafings, etc. All druKirists and storekeepers sell ZamBuk at Js M cr 3a Gd a pot.