Judge — July 1932 — page 35: what you’re looking at

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And that “it” is +4 a definite, immediate ofect. TRY ONE of these colorful, crisply wrapped Red Lion bottles. It will sting the co/porteur who delivers cases of provisions to the door—Oh, yes. But it will blast the high cost of hospitality. Red Lion Flavors are cor- rectly, carefully made. They produce surprisingly authentic results. Red Lion guests are delighted, Red Lion hosts are congratulated and all ends are well served. It isno new thing for guests ir a Red Lion house- hold of an evening to put their heads together and, out of sheer ecstasy, croon such a lyric as— “Birds have it—Bees have it Ol Doc Perkins, our illustrious Host, has it. Let's come ag-gahain.” And all this, mind, at a very definite saving over the old, boom-time method of buying what we might call “pre-mixed provisions’. Everyone who has realized that there is a readjustment (which we have nicknamed The Depression) is interested in the fact that a 50c bottle of Red Lion flavors a gallon. It's almost become a sign of vulgar ostentation not to ‘‘mix your own.” Your grocer or druggist has Red Lion. If he is out of it, croon at him until he leaps for his order pad. Or write to W. A. Taylor & Co., Inc., 12 Vestry Street, New York City. (Importers of Martini & Rossi Vermouth and Cusenier Grenadine and Cordials.) RED LION IMITATION GIN, RYE, SCOTCH, ETC., Cooking FLAVORS FREE: So many people have written us about these burlesque advertisements that we have put the whole series into a booklet. We'll gladly send it to you; all we ask is that you send us your grocer’s name. CQUADRI-COLOR CO.. JAMAICA, N.C, Comicbooks.com