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 chronic indigestion, entered a chemist’s sThop recently and ordered his usual prescription, ind chemist suggested giving Anti-Acido a trial. Dubious, and as glum as over, ha grumbled : “ Alight just as well.” Three days after he came back smiling, and bubbling over with enthusiasm.
; Thumping ms chest, ho exclaimed : “I’m I a dliferent man. Anli-Acido is curing me i-without a doubt. Another half dozen tins, | please.’’ j 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 happy men and women who previously were partial wrecks with inI digestion —banishing the pains, creating j keen appetites, overcoming nausea, and j enabling them to eat bumper meals of i good, nourishing food, j Anti-Acido is now obtainable at all chemists and stores. You really should j try it. It’s sure to cure. Price, 2s 5d o i tin. Wholesale Agents : Neill and Co., W4* JSond, strceWfAdvUl
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Evening Star, Issue 18262, 30 April 1923, Page 5
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183HE CAME BACK SMILING Evening Star, Issue 18262, 30 April 1923, Page 5
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