Judge — December 1935 — page 39: what you’re looking at

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

Wi TH TRUE PRIDE FINEST WORK Oth called told” to give a sound of age—but OLD TAYLOR was so named because a man had labored until he was old and silver-haired to bring it to perfection. HE SIGNED HIS Some whiskies are lt was shortly after Appomattox that Colonel E. IL Taylor Jr. first conceived the ideal of a bourbon so exqui that it would forever establish the supremacy of Kentucky whiskey. In the long years that followed he distilled many whiskies — some of them still highly re- spected today — but not one that quite measured up to the ex- cellence of his dream, ARTIST'S Two decades passed in endless experiments, and all Kentucky had come to know him as *Old Taylor” before his perseverance achieved its goal. So magnificent was this last bourbon that he proudly called it “Old Taylor? — and upon its label he signed his name as a guarantee of his handi- work, You will find his name there today—to attest that under the U.S. Bottled in Bond seal is the whiskey that for fifty years has been famed as Ken- tucky’s — and) Ameri- ca’s finest) straight bourbon.