HE CAME BACK SMILING.
INCIDENT IN CHEMIST'S^SHOP. A certain gentleman, well known in commercial circles for his habitual morose expression, caused by acute indigestion, entered a chemist's shop recently and ordered his usual prescription. The chemist suggested giving-Anti-Acido a trial. ]>ubious, ■ and as glum as ever, he grumbled: "Might just as well," Three days after, he came back Binding, and bubbling over with enthusiasm. Thumping his chest, he exclaimed, "I'm a different man. AntiAcido is curing-me without a doubt. Another half-dozen tins, please." Similar cures are being reported every day. Anti-Acido is working wonders with those suffering from indigestion, gastritis, and other stomach troubles. It is making healthy and nappv men and women who previously were partial wrecks from indigestion — banishing their pains, creating keen appetites, overcoming nausea, and enabling them to eat bumper meals of good, nourishing food. Anti-Acido is now obtainable at all chemists and stores. You really should try it. It's sure to cure. Price, 2s 6d a tin. Wholesale distributors: H. F. Stevens and J. Rattray and Son, Ltd. H 6350-5 1
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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17811, 10 July 1923, Page 5
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