THE Liquor Book

THE LIQUOR BOOK.
" A little learning is a dangerous thing."
Don't patronize people who "think," or
"guess," or believe. Buy of the man who
kno'vs.
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It is possible, by the use of chemicals, to
closely imitate both the appearance and
flavor of most liquors and wines. Our
goods are the real thing— not a drop of
imitation or adulteration comes inside our
doors.
Chemical analysis shows that Rye
is as pure a whiskey as was ever distilled.
You may say what you will, but people
are bound to have a little enjoyment now
and then. Our pure, wholesome wines and
liquors will make the pleasure harmless.
When you want a suit of clothes, do you
go into any place where you happen to see
a clothing sign ? Certainly not. You go
to the best place you know of. Use the
same discriminating judgment in buying
your drinkables.
If you aren't sure about what you want
to drink, come in and tell us how you feel
and we'll give you something that will touch
the spot.
Don't drink the heavy, soggy beer that
makes muddy complexions and bleary eyes.
beer makes bright eyes, clear com-
plexions, a springy step and a nimble wit.
This is a store of satisfaction and economy
—a store where you get just what you want
at just the price you want to pay.