WKLL-ENOWN EOOTB ALLER ABLE TO PLAT AGAIN. Much surprise was caused in football circles the other day when it was learned that a well-known player had suddenly decided to give up the game. Still young and active, he had plenty of football in front of . him, and his friends were positively puzzled. One day the reason was confided to them. It appeared that ho had for soma time been suffering seriously from indigestion. His strength and stamina had become so completely undermined that he had found himself quite unable to go_ on with the game. Luckily one of his friends advised him to try Anti-Aoido. As a result he completely recovered his former “dash,” and is now delighting the public with his brilliant play again. j To enjoy vigorous beafth you must nourish and sustain tho body with good, wholesome food, but it must ho thoroughly digested, Anti-Aoido ensures that perfect digestion which is so indispensable to footballers and those desirous of excelling _ at athletic sports. 2s 6d a tin, at all chemists and stores.—£Advt.]
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Evening Star, Issue 19274, 12 June 1926, Page 4
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175Page 4 Advertisements Column 6 Evening Star, Issue 19274, 12 June 1926, Page 4
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