The evening world. Newspaper, January 12, 1906, Page 13

~ English Expert sarees Amer- ican Booze Is Not What It’s Taken to Be. ROT, SAYS KENTUCKIAN. Kurnel Corncob Doesn’t Believe the Britisher Ever Touched Any: Real “Licker.” Settee dn a eemaneencas cer mmmeNn RECEDED ‘What do we drink that steals our brains And makes folks act so frisky? An English expert now disdains To think of it as whiskey. —Water Wagon Ballads. 4 O14 Demon Rum is still staggering a@t the awfitl swat he received from a hand across the sea and members of the Water ‘Wagon Outing Association and Moonlight Picnic Coterle are now asking one another: “It that ain't whiskey, what is it?" It all arises from the fact that Dr. William Murrell, physician and lecturer at Westminster Hoepital, also expert on thirst quenching liquids, when eum: } @oned to testify in a case against two irin-keepers, sald he had inhaled Amer- fean whiskoy and haa falled to recog- aise It as such. Speaking of the Yan. kee product the eminent booze tester ald: “I tested it while in America and I must say that I did not recognize it as whiskey.” Think of This, Kentuckians! He followed this knock-out with an- other to the effect that mosi men who prided themselves on being connois: $ geurs of whiskey, {n reality knew as Uttle about it as do rank tectotalers. The siconcelous natives of this be- mighted country who for years have been shocking the W. C. T. U. by dec- orating thelr interiors with what they | bad supposed was whiskey naturally feel quite abashed at the doctor's rev- elations. Some oMsthe do:bters are of the opinion tha: he may have been ateered up against a little Stryker’ Ferm coffin varnish or Bowery third rail essence, and that from this he drew his scathing deductions of the great American potation, Kurnel Con Cobb, of Toddy Run, Ky., who ‘2 stopping at a Broadway hotel, waid to-day: “It is evident, suh, beyond the perad- venture of a doubt, that the English Gentleman has nevah tasted any real Moker. His acquaintance with Ameéri- can bottle or bar’l goods has no doubt been confined to Pennsylvania rye, which is merely’ a sort of inferior dec- orative fluid for interiors—a wall var- aish, sv to speak, for the human din- ing-room. Or, possibly, he knows only | WHAT! NO REAL WHISKEY IN THE UNITED STATES?) by he in Deaqg OLD LONDSN, - the Peori2, IIl., fvsil ofl products, whieh, when not employed as a beverage, may be used ty take off warts. “The gentleman skould have come, suh, to the land where the springs of purest moonehine, pouring from the ice- owned mountelns, flow downward to ere they mingle their fragrant cur- er with perennial rivulets of rich, red, ripe bourbon, and thus go flowing on towethee past cancbrakes of fulup aws, laving sandbars of granulaced , through jungles of greenest mint | =tn short, suh, I refer to the grand old comnonwealth 0? Kentucky, It is not necessary to know Hquor by the taste or sigit. It is best known by the fe: of it.” Expert vs. Expert. Old Dr. Ben Sammett, of Park row. who has just returned from London, says that Americans are blissful in their Ignorance of what real ‘skee is if the London brand of nose-paint is the real thing. “London souse-mixture,"" he said, “taken internally, is calculated to throw the ordinary tourists Into spasms and allow various brilliant-hued animals, in- cluding elephants and htppos to romp through his syatem. For thruppence a navvy can be so jolly well tlluminatea that he feels impelled to go out and lick James J. Jeffries or some old upple woman, “One beaker of London's justly cele- | brated may, as Dr Murrell says, pull patients through typhold, but after a brief experience with the article whicn he considers superior to our own make I prefer to have typhoid.’ jeveral other well-known confolaseurs | were interviewed on the supremacy ct American over English spliritus fru- ment, but all were too full of their | subject to do ustice to ft. —<———_ ROAST PEANUTS BROKE JAIL. p NORFOLK, Va., Jan. 12—A fire that originated by spontaneous combustion last night In th+ four-story brick pea- nut factory of the Norfolk Storage Company entirely destroyed that build- ing, damaged the cast wing of the jail and falling walls crushed a foundry Nike an. tthe 316 prisoners in the Jail Wen cimeeteatto: the police barracks under a guard of police, but nine e:- caped before they had been transferred to rooins in the court-houxe when the flames endangered the barracks, A BOY’S SUIT pouly ten oente when Any good cloth Gycasee, and sults for children cam ws Made new again Diamond Dyes “BIG TIM'S” ACT AS Congressman Quit Rescuing} - : Small Boy When Officer Representative “Big Tim" Sullivan saw aman dragging a boy from the steps of the Hotel Metropole rathskeller at mid- night, and, having made his reputa handiing him roughly when the individ- Plain Clothesman McKay complied, THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING, SANDARY 12, 1900. “ and “Big ‘Tim’ inte: th ¢or's pardon. The lad wos the vestibuie of the for Nghting elgarettes. one of three a Belase “HERO IS SPOILED _ Told Who He Was. n taking the part of the under d dashed upon the man and ual cried: "Get away, Congressman; I'm an offl- f Sek ot Away All “Show your shield," Sullivan de- | “olds. eres manded, WUNvo®. # Oth wt. AMMEYE 6th Ave., Cor. 20th St. Continuation of Our JANUARY SAL In the Basement 3,000 Pairs Women’s $Q 50 ane os 0 Shoes os) see Patent Leather and Black Kid, Custom Toes Cuban Heels, Hand Welted Soles. We Have Still a Large Assortment of Women’s 4.00 and 5.00 But- ton and Lace Shoes. Taken from our Main Floor. All sizes in some. styles, at 1,000 Pairs Men's \ meee $2. Apa Shoes, $7.° erie Enamel Leather and Box Calf Lace. To our Men’s $2.00 Sale Shoes we have added Ds Misses’ >»¢ Children’s Shoes 800 pairs Men’s Russia Grain Double sole Blucher, Former price, $4.00. Pair, Large Assortment of Takén from Our Main Floor. Former Prices $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00, Misses’ sizes, $1.50 hildren’s sizes, $1.25 STORE OPEN SATURDAYS UNTIL 10 P. M, cive fast, beautiful colors, and are a ie for home Simply follow Girections, Diamond bye ual and DIAMOND DYES, - Burlington, Vt. Journeay & Burnham. Established 65 Years Ago. THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE DRY GOODS STORE Store opensat 8.30 A. M. and closes.f 5.30 P, M. IN BROOKLYN. SATURD ie MEN’S 15¢ LINE! We place on sale to-morrow 500 dozen Men's Biv Geen ese are not Collars, all sizes, all the new shapes for Spring 1906. goods were not manufactured fora special sale, boss iu On! so ees Saprtections: ~ Collars on sale for 8 Se Lrg No Mail Orde this sale per pair.....« MEN'S $2,00 MER ‘why we are selling these at such ‘Re selling teers mae! lyn at 75¢,, sale 50 dozen Men's Fi poe: Hh the new plain colors, algo figured, aaes Men’s Stri; made, never & Madras SALE IN OUR GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT. Filled. MEN’S 25c LINEN CUFFS, 15c. Men's 4+ply linen cuffs in link or button, Regular 25c cuff in 's full fashion Merino shirts, no drawers, is the reason 75C. UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS, 50C. vex Bolas dered shirts made a Utica erwin 1900 linen” back Ly egos kilt Bs sizes, 1 Bp lars NECKWEAR, 28C. MEN’S $1.50 PAJAMAS, 986, \d for jess than $i AY GREAT CLEARING IN COLLARS, 5c. ays ly six to a custo! None sent C, 0. D. 18¢. INO SHIRTS, $1.00 a ua iculous price. Regular $2.00 uae 4 1: very long, full rench 4-in-hands, The kind. sold at made with mili G, ia tile dale, TH ROBES, $2.98. collar, Cm ees Seu are ‘Us, now means a saving of from $5 to $10. season’s best mod: Men’s $15 Suits Reduced to ‘These were our standard $15 Suits during the season; they sold readily at that price and wer Suit offered in Brooklyn. Reduction price $10. $20 English Walking Suits % This is buying fine Suits at your own You couldn't offer less for them, bur time is imiteat tt they must go with the rest. Men’s $18 2 $20 Suits Reduced to * ‘They have the character, stylish tailoring and finish f 4 bed eh on this counter, but not many of‘one kind. Men’s $15 Overcoats Reduced to § 'These Overcoats were built to ‘look well and to wear well. You've never belore seen so much nnely in a Coat for less than $15 to $18. Men’s $25 Paddocks Reduced tos The mode! make them a dis inctive favorite this season. ‘won't remain 24 hours at this reduced price. Youths’ $10 Suits Reduced to § {If you are between’ 14 20 years’ size, and want Se tered come beau verte bbe buy their equal whole- at Marvellous Reduction ‘Sale| of Fine Winter Suits and Overcoats Some of the bargain plums for to-morrow are detailed. There close for purchase All the goods advertised are this many to advertise all. The r season is drawing to it three months of hard winter weather are before you, ai $ jot surpassed by any $18 price, its that generally sell for $25. Several lots are repre- fal, manly lines on which these coats were They oys’ $4 ‘Suits Reduced to $ are double stitched to withstand “Theatre ‘The aS une of COLDS CURED IN ONE Day R $ 20 gpair 470 Fulton Street, Brooklyn. 12: 130) 6° ||. O'Neill & Coll i shollhaa Vogal Drovers | A2s4 Sir. AK Bo Aye Beds and Bedding | During the January Sale| Sale of Forty-Five Hundred Pairs oF jevery article is reduced! Men’s Fine TROUSERS. \from regular prices. . That in the regular course of business rrested {ti The Collection includes |Mission, Reed and Rattan Furnitur:,, |ft for Bedroom, the Library, the. Models: sold for $4.50, $5 and $5, now reduced to Fabrics:, | * Hall, the Parlor aud the Dining Room. Peg Top, Worsteds, 2 Special Sale Saturday Regular, $ 15 Cassimeres, Brass Bed (like cut). Straight. 4 Cheviots, Sen Tweeds. ‘Aches and s Grip and Pneumonia. A mighty event which involves our entire stocks of $4.50, $5 and $6 |. Trousers. Nothing so big of its kind has ever been presented to the men * of this town. For your benefit we must draw a distinct line between this offering and the usual sale of trousers. Every single pair of trousers - concerned in this sale is the product of our own organization of skilled tailormen--the sort that “walk with you”’—without bagging or sagging ot falling into unsightly folds. We can fit every man who walks in here fc. + pair of these $4 50, $5 and $6 trousers reduced to $3.75, And That Sale of Men’s Fine Winter Suits and Overcoats. Even if the severest part of Winter were not yet to come you would be justified in ~~ taking advantage of the great savings this sale offers, But aside from that we would have you know that the character and worth of these garments are far above ordinary * ready-to-wear clothes. It's assured by the Vogel Brothers’ label. * Men's Suits reduced from $14 and $15 to $10.50 Men’s Suits reduced from $18 and $20 to $13.50 Men's Overcoats reduced from $12.50 and $15 to $ 1 0, 50 Men’s Great Coats reduced from $20 to $1 5.00 Tourist Overcoats reduced from $28 to $17.50 Men's Paddocks Reduced from $25 to $20.00 Vogdk Brothers A2™ Sir. AY BAe | Open Saturday Night Till 10 P. M. New York len two-inch continuous p: jheavy husks on head and foot, % jinch filling, and finished with the! very best lacquer, spe- [cial at $25.00 Our Regular Price $40.00, i E |Sixth Ave., goth to 21st St. DOks pysriiesia INDIGESTION uC Br ou Do you know what tt aquare meal? vou eataty eer cearet, Pigeatich ts one of the most co tions of the human body, "yet Mt ia” toot ti most simple, rst Gt ing of food into a condit be added to the been: i Fhe eotval ff which It and and Ne **‘Lydia E. PinkKham’s Vegetable Compound, The most successful remedy for Women's Ills in the world.” Wes ee 00 Moe Levy & Co,, of 380-382 Fulton St, Brooklyn, Announce That Th hitects and builders will soon be at work transforming the Baldwin Build- f ing into 4 Moe Levy Building. Already shipments of Moe Levy-made clothes have 4 arrived 2t the Baldwin store. In view of the present situation of making room for both the builders and our incoming stock we have decided that Baldwin’s Stock Must Go .To dispose of this merchandise as speedily as possible we have cut Baldwin’s Prices in Half. NEVER BEFORE IN THE HISTORY OF CLOTHES SELLING HAVE YOU EVER HAD A CHANCE TO BUY SUCH HIGH-GRADE CLOTHING AT SUCH RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES, Men’s Suits | Dress Clothes | Men’s Overcoats ‘ The wisest buyers get their Winter clothes For Evening Wear. * And Raincoats. now. There are three months of winter left, and No man should be without a The coldest and bitterest weather is yet to then comes the chilly, damp Spring days. These J} Full Dress Coat and Vest when | come, The bleak winds and driving snow have Baldwin suits were excellent yalues at their original such elegantly tailored clothes already put in their appearance. You will need a selling prices. The style is the newest, the making ff can be had for sa little money. good warm overcoat. ‘These Baldwin Overcoats wilt the best, There are blue and black Cheviots, Thibets, These Baldwin garments are fs off any kind of weather and they're good fora ‘5 cut in the newest fashion and 54 f heavy Serges, fancy Cheviots, Worsteds and Cassimeres couple of seasons of hard wear. Such yalues can’t help tailored like — made-to-order in many striking effects. clothes. They're made out of but appeal to you. Bald ual the finest Venetian dress and . $35.00 Suits $35.Overcoats l, | Moe Levy & Co.'s Mow Levy, & Co.'s now $i 7.50 unfinished worsteds and lined and faced with the best quality $30.00 “$15.00 Skinner's silk. $30. “ “sg 5,007 $25.00 “ “ $12.50 $22 Coats and Vests.. $11.00 “ $12,50° $20.00 ‘ “$10.00 ff $20 Coats and Vests. $10.00 * $10.00" $15.00 “ “$7.50 ff $18 Coats and Vests... 89.00 “ $7.50. $12.50 “ Ww $6.25 $14 Coats and Vests...$7.00 3 o $6. 25 : fs fe I Youths’ Clothing. SUITS AND OVERCOATS for the young, men. Every sort of cloth and every sort of style garments. The young fellow never had such aj Furnishings $2, $3 and $4 Fancy Vests Silk and Wool Flannel, in wash anc mercerized effects—this season's new- est styles, e 9 } 2 Children’s Clothin Single and double breasted two or three p Worsted Suits; Sailor and Russian Blouses; Over. coats in Kerseys, Meltons, Cheviots. Sizes 244 to 10 10. Built for long wear. ae: Moe Levy price........ good chance to get such good clothes for so es : Baldwin's Cagis fie Baldwin Moe Levy ¢ Price. Cope Oc Hosiery 25c Price, . Cone Price, $5 Suit or Overcoat now $2.50} .... eee patrol ‘oak andff $7.50 Suit or Overcoat h now $3.75 $6 Suit or Overcoat now $3.00 ee Reaaetteet: SPlen- DAE] $10 Suit or Overcoat \s yy HOW $5.00 $8 Suit or Overcoat now $4.00 “ $12 Suit or Overcoat YY off ZY vow $6.00 (AE Ce AEE ET $2.50 Underwear $1.00 American Hosiery Company's Full Fa- shion $2.50 Fine eae “ Lamb's Wool - §$ 1 00 wear, now ES $1 and $1.50 Shirts 60c Men’s Shirts, stil and soft bosom, at- tached and detacted ‘cuffs, a sizes, assorted patterns. Baldwi °60c price $1,00 and $1.50, Now. $15 Suit or Overcoat now $7.50 @ era : 25¢. Children’s Ribbed Hosiery, fast black. Moe Levy price, 2 pairs for 2 256] Knee Pants. Knee Pants, $10 Suit or Overcoat now $5.00 50c. Mother’s Friend Shirt Waists. French flannel, box pleated, with or with- out collars, sizes from 4 to 14 a 50c. Children’s White Derby Under- wear, fleece lined, sizes 18 to 34, Shirts or Drawers. Moe Levy price... 206 14] 10 all,wool 75c. all A sizes. 75c. Children’s Genuine Oneida : by ribbed, W $1.00 Boys’ Knee Pants, best 17 ae ee est eae Moe B A L D I N makes, all sizes...... SOc 38c The Clothier NOW MoeLevy @Co. 380-382 Fulton St., Brooklyn. Levy price... 95