WEALTHY MAN STARVES. Every now and then a tragedy Is discovered where least expected. Certainly no one expects a wealthy man to lacK food in his own home. Yet the man in question Is literally "starving- amidst plenty." Indigestion has him In its deadly grip. You may know the sufferer. . it is in your power to bring him relier Trom suffering. A 2/6 tin- or Anti-Acldo Is sufficient for a fortnight's treatment. Tell him to take Antl-Acido "arter each meal. Soon he'll be eatfng heartily and digesting his rood. His pain will banish and bis frame will Jill out. His nerves will regain "tone." and he'll be happy. In the meantime, should dyspepsia, biliousness, gastritis, flatulence or heartburn distress you, fly to Antl-Acldo rpr sure relief. Sold by all chemists ana stores. Recommended and prescribed by leading members of tho medical'profession all over .New Zealand.— (Ad). Every article reduced to bona-fide clearance price during Smith and Cati£hcy*3 rcmi-annual sale.— (Ad).
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Auckland Star, Volume LVIII, Issue 156, 5 July 1927, Page 9
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