The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-05-26
I'm ter vie w s With| Prominent Market
 Men and Groc@rs s|
By JOHN c. MOSES

Easy money.
 At some time in life we all get hold of some "easy money" so to speak.
 It may come to us in various ways we may earn it; we may find it; we may save little at time and in this way call it easy money; or we may have job that Is easier at times than others, and in this way get paid for something we really don't deserve.
 But if The Age-Herald readers will fol- low this page from week to week and pick up the bargains every Saturday, they will find what they save to be the easiest money yet. And the beauty of it is you can sit at the breakfast table and do the saving by shopping right from this market page. The good housewife doesn't have to wear out her patience and slippers running from store to store to try and save dollar here and 50 cents there. Here it is all condensed on one page.
 And then, you may spend just little bit more than Mrs. so-and-So and get the prize. Demand your sales slips and then send them ln 10 tnlS OIIlCe.
 Last summer we had a terrible epi- demic of typhoid fever. Everybody stopped eating ice cream cones; the kids were hit the hardest, as sucking cone is so much fun on a hot day. If trip is made to the Reinhart Ice Cream com panys plant, one will quickly decide that fever germs don't hang around there. Through a few dollars spent last Satur- day this firm sold out entirely for the Sunday trade. Today they have a special cream on sale-fresh peach. This sounds good to me. Don't forget to look about for Reinhart's sign when you call for cream.
 Who don't like good coffee and tea? You never get the bad product at the c. D. Kenny Co. My friend MT. Brum- back is always on the job looking after this institution. Cleanliness and cour- tesy is above all else in this tea and coffee house. Sugar! Yes, it's high, but you'll find it always marked down to the lowest possible selling price here. MT. Brumback has hobby about his Special Blend" coffee and Cheon tea for ice tea Its the best on the market said MT. Brumback And it is pure.'
 In last weeks review of this bunch of hustling merchants on this page l failed to mention the fact that the Holzer Mar ket scored sS on the city list. My young friend Holzer couldn't help but be proud. This is a place where everybody always has a smile. Take Sig Levy, for in- stance, behind the delicatessen counter. If ever he gets mad it must be at home, and this is almost impossible Please Don't Handle the Meats appear about the market where customers can see the signs This is just one of Holzer's ways of working up to that 9S score. And I might mention that with every 50 cent purchase in this market you get pound of Jersey butter at ? cents less than wholesale cost.
 James A. Norris conducts a high-class fruit, vegetable and fish market just out side the Holzer place. He is one of the younger business men who has made good with a rush. And why not? Watch his movements about his market stand Ever willing to give the best of service. he backs this service up with the. best the market affords. His display this morning cannot be described here in a small space in type. It must be seen Everything in the way of vegetables, fruits and fish can be had here. MT. Norris has cut out delivery service, and judging from the prices marked up in plain sight, the consumer is getting the benefit of this saving.
 
 What's in a name? If it counts for anything. then sink this one into your memory and call on the firm when doing your Saturdays shopping-Catanz Bros. This is a happy bunch sure. No friction or squabblng among these boys They are too full of business to make new troubles. The inviting outlay they have every Saturday is good enough for a king. If there is any delicacy you wish and can't find 1t elsewhere, the odds are 3 to 1 Catanzano Bros. have 1t. Their large cold storage plant affords the means of keeping stuff fresh. Read over their ad today and sharpen up your appetite.
 In, visiting w. B. Emond Sons up- to-the-nnnute store at Magnolia Point, was indeed surprised to see the volume of business this first-class grocery and market does The junior member of the a--. mi. tha hlama for big huninAna or,