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Evening Post, Volume CXII, Issue 91, 14 October 1926, Page 19

"GOOD FOOD IS WASTE© ON MB." A thin, sickly-looking man was speaking to a more fortunate friend. "I do eat—but good food is wasted on me. I can't put on weight or get up strength." ."You can't be digesting your food," said the other. "Have you tried AntiAcido?" After some months the two men met again. There was a moment's^ pause before recognition became mutual. "I scarcely knew you, old chap. You are looking fit!" "Thanka to you, for that," was the answer. "I tried Anti-Acido, and at once good food began to tell. I've put on two stone since our last meeting, and I feel a new man." : For aH kinds of indigestion, AntiAcido is the unrivalled- remedy. Easy to take, and quite harmless to the constitution. . A 2s 6d tin lasts a fortnight. Get Anti-Acido from your chemist or storekeeper to-day.—Advt.

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