"THE WORKERS' FRIEND."

Oamaru Mail, Volume XXXVI, Issue 10062, 2 February 1909, Page 1

"THE WORKERS' FRIEND."

FALL CAUSES NASTY WOUND*—ZAMBUK PROMPTLY HEALS.

"Of reliable efficacy,- wide utility, and small cost"—here are" three of the many qualities which go to recommend Zam-Buk as. the ideal healer to.be-kept handy, in the home for the prompt treatment of the bumps and bruises of the children, the painful knocks, burns, and scalds of the housewife, and tne-cuts, sprains and, lacerations of the bread-winner himself. ''Xo home, and-especially those of work-ing-men, should be without a pot of ZamBuk." says Mi- G. Ritchie, of O'Sulhvan street, .Wood .End Pocket, Ipswich, Q"My occupation of pipe-ftxing necessitates climbing ladders, and recently I. had a nasty fall through the ladder slipping front beneath, resulting in a wound about two inches Jong on my leg. It became swollen arid was verv painful, but knowinn- already the value of Zam-Buk, as soon as I arrived home I bathed my leg and applied. the balm, and the very next morning the pain. had. all gone, and in a little while the swelling went down and the wound disappeared. I was_soon at-work again, which, .'-for a- man of my sixty-four, is very gratifying, and shows.how .quickly and well! Zam-Buk did its work." As a summer skin balm Zam-Buk is invaluable. It promptly . cures sunburn, rash, mosquito, and other insect bites, peeling noses, and for sore aching*, ieet in most soothing and. cooling. _ Keep a pot handy in your home. It is obtainable from all chemists and stores at Is 6d, or 3s 6d family pot containing nearly four times the "is 6d); or direct, post free, from the Zam-Buk Co., 39 Pitt street, Sydney.