The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-06-23
Some Hints About
 The Sunday Dinner
 and Where to Buy
By JOHN c. MOSES

and w here to Buy By JOHN c. MOSES
 If the price your groceryman or mar ketman asks you seems rather high don't hop on him and Hay him out" Talk the situation over together, and let him ex- plain the cause of high living. It's all put on the war. But the trouble is back along the line-food pirates per- haps, of the great metropolitan centers The live wires using this Saturday morning Market Page put their cash fig ures down to the lowest notch, as they are fishing for your trade and to catch and attract fish you must use good bait. Look over the prices here and you will have to acknowledge they are about as low as possible for this day and time.
 We have nice list to choose from this morning, and the women should have no trouble with the Sunday dinner problem
 This morning when the good housewives of our big city are down town shopping, it will be we'll to remember the Satur- day leaders that Newmon & Co. are offer ing. This up-to-date market does business retail at wholesale pace. And they give you value received on all purchases. If not, the crowds that go in and out this market, just across the street from the postoffice building, would be much small CT. It's not out of the way, either, as the market Is located in the same block with Louis Pizitz' dry goods store, and while one corner of the block cuts the prices on dry goods. the other corner is cutting prices on Sundays dinner. Get the New smon habit. It will save you dollars. ! Fowlkes & Myatt, with their large and clean grocery store and market offers one of the most complete lines to be found in this city. You will agree with me if you take stroll through the large building and see what they have Their delicatessen department carries the best of prepared delicacies, and it's no trouble to get ready made" dinner on short notice. Their delivery service is on the dot, and you get what you order when you want it.
 A glance into the cold storage depart ment of Holzer's Market this week gave me a hankering taste. Hung about on sanitary devices were many carcasses of beef, pork and mutton, being seasoned before selling. You know, meat is better when not too fresh. This is only one of the many ways my friend Holzer has of trying to have everything the best. His cold storage plant is as clean as his mar ket where the public trades, so you play safe when you buy from Holzer. This flyless market has a reputation. If you don't think so, follow the crowds there on Saturday buying from the ad on The Age Herald Market Page, Ask to be in troduced to Sig Levy, the man who made Holzers delicatessen department sue cess. He'll treat you right
 It's surprising how well known the C. D. Kenny Co. is known all over Jefferson county. I have an old nigger working for me on my farm. He wanted to get his ''old lady" some sugar. "Go down to- East Lake and get some" I told him. "I'se gon' to town. boss. Kenny's always give you two or three pounds more. And it's sugar, too, white folks, not sand" This old nigger can't read nor write, and he don't take The Age Herald, either. IIe just naturally has the Kenny habit Once you get it, the habit grows, and when Manager Brumback sells you tea, coffee or sugar once he looks for new GUS toners, knowing you will be there just like that old nigger of mine.
 The word Peerless has a great mean ing in itself. But the Peerless Market is still greater. This market is the place where you see a touch of high life when it comes to crowds shopping on Saturday. Judging from the looks of this crowd everyone in Birmingham who has cash to spend must take The Age-Herald This Saturday Market Page is winner from any angle, and once a merchant gets started drawing business through it his customers look for his ad the first thing Saturday at the breakfast table. MT McIntire. the genial young manager of the place, is one of Birmingham's S younger merchants who has made good with a rush. Drop in and see what cut prices on Sundays dinner material can do for you It's helping others.
 That little store around the corner'' is with us asain-the Pure Food Grocery Co. It's small in size but large in the volume of business done, Constant ad- vertising and honest methods has built this business up to where the entire stock is turned over every week, and Saturday morning finds everything fresh and in- viting, And the prices offered here is keeping some of the larger competitors busy trying to meet them Take if from