Judge — April 23, 1927 — page 36: what you’re looking at

Machine-transcribed from the original scan — historical spelling and the odd misread are preserved.

Jupvce, Jxr., Let Tut Secret Out! Nev! Now ifs come! The marvelous new mixer wv every wet has been wishing for “ ND it must have been high-powered wishing—because when Silver King Fizz came along, its success was almost a riot. Four months ago we were making a few bottles for friends. Word got around. It gurgled, as it were, from party to party. Orders came in a tidal wave—for dozens—for cases—and then urgent telegrams for carloads Man after man (Ssh! Ssh! And ladies, tool) got in on the secret. Then, on March 12th, Judge, jr., gave us this high praise in High Hat: “Have dis- So far there hasn't been enough Silver King Fizz to go around to every dealer. If yours is one of the unfortunates, send us his name and we'll sce that he is supplied and that you are informed of the happy event. Write your name and his in the margin below. "Ip f covered a new mixer that’s a wow! ... it’s called Silver King Fizz and mixes with anything”. And so, we decided to come out in the open and tell the world! r y r , —_ KING FIZZ just seems to do wonders with what you've got. It s-m-o-o-t-h-e-s it out and mellows it, and adds years to its age and does tricks to its taste you will hardly ‘believe. If you're drinking without it, you're missing a lot. It’s the silver lining to the dark cloud of prohibition. SILVER KING FIZZ THAT MARVELOUS MIXER Bottled by the makers of Silver King Extra Dry Ginger Ale and Silver King Sparkling Mineral Water. Sitver King Products Corporation, 247 Park Ave., New York City. QUADRI-COLOR CO., JAMAICA, N.Y. comicbooks.com