Judge — March 1934 — page 23: what you’re looking at

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

> POOH PrD ONNOISSEURS may argue heatedly C on whether or not the mint in a julep should be crushed. But on one point they agree: that the whiskey that goes into the julep must be fine, mellow whiskey. Here are two whiskies that connois- seurs have favored for years—not only in mixed drinks, but “straight” as well. One is Paul Jones, which was first produced by Colonel Paul Jones ‘way back in 1865, and from which the fa- mous “Paul Jones” square-dance took its name. The other is Antique, known during prohibition as the finest of all medicinal whiskies. Both are products of Frankfort Dis- tilleries, America’s largest independent distilling organization, and one of the very few distilleries which optrated under government license during pro- hibition. The exclusive Frankfort Pack is your protection The Frankfort whiskies shown here come to you sealed in the patented Frankfort Pack—a tin-top-and-bottom carton that makes tamper- ing or adulteration impossible. This carton, used only by Frankfort, is your assurance that the whiskey you buy is the fine, pure liquor placed in the bottle by the distiller at his bot- Hing plant. This advertisement is not intended to offer alcoholic beverages for sale in any state wherein the sale or use thereof is unlawful 21 In addition to Paul Jones and Antique, Frankfort offers these other fine brands: Four Roses, Broad Ripple, Meadville, Mattingly & Moore, Old Baker and Old Oscar Pepper. All of these whiskies are bottled only in full measure packages. Frankfort Distilleries, Incorporated, Louisville and Baltimore. comicbooks.com