TREACHERY.
Indigestion, besides being tho most dreaded, is undoubtedly the most treacherous ailment. It begins in a subtle way—jupt a Blight pain or acho in the stomach occasionally. Nothing eerious enough to cause vou to think that you have real indigestion. And -ot, that dangerous disease is quietly getting a hold on you. and, if not checked ri-ht awav. will gradually develop into chronic indigestion, with its attendant serious and incurable diseases.
Everv time vou feel that slight pain in the stomach, it's a warnin- that Anti-Acido is needed. Anti-Acido has the remarkable power cr assisting Nature to digest all kinds of foods, and of preventing the formation in the stomach of poisonous gases and acids that cause ail the trouble. Take Anti-Acido now, and there are brighter davs ahead of you. It will enable you to" eat anvthing you fancy without any fear of the-tortures of indigestion, and wi:l von that cheerfulness and elation wbich "come tmm radiant. TieaWi. AH chemists and stores. 2s €d a tin. —3
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Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18364, 23 April 1925, Page 5
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169TREACHERY. Press, Volume LXI, Issue 18364, 23 April 1925, Page 5
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