The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-20
Some Hints About The Sunday Dinner
 and Where to Buy
By JOHN c. MOSES By JOHN q. MOSES

iiO ocetSOii llOI ffldTh6l ulSpldy lS iICic, and if the displays now being made at some Of our leading stores can be beaten the market that does it will have to go some. 1 took a stroll around the mar ket sections yesterday, and if the most whimsical appetite can't be strengthened out by the live wires advertising on this Market Page this morning, then there is no hope of redemption of the aforesaid appetite
 And the prices are lower this week than last as a whole. Meats have been and vegetables are cheap and crisp. It may be hot competition that is bringing down prices, but the consumer is getting the benefit just the same
 Just take a glance over this page and see what your Sunday meal will cost you if you make your purchase from merchants who tell the consumer about their wares through printers ink
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 The Alabama Market and Produce Co. are now settled down in their new head quarters a few doors toward Twentieth street from their old stand. The place is spck and span;N everything is ar ranged to wait on big crowds and not lOSt dIlJ tilHO ol illdhC lciASC otCPo. <aiN the sanitation is perfect. This is count ing, too, with the hundreds of patrons of this market. MT. Hackney, with an eye for business, has made a hit along Second avenue. He is progressive and says he will keep things on the hum from now on I bought nice pot roast from him yesterday. It only cost a few cents more than it did a year ago. He must be shaving prices close in orr der to sell this way. Several ladies were making purchases, and they re- marked among themselves at the clean condition of the market, even to the sawdust on the floor. Drop in today and meet Mp. Hackney. He always has a smile.
 We have new advertiser with us this week. He is very popular with the retail trade, but wishes to make new friends He certainly chose 8 good medium to help him out in The Age Herald That's our business-building up trade for advertisers Allow me to in troduce our readers to B. l.. Livingston, who has a modern grocery store at The corner of Twelfth avenue and St Charles street, south, No doubt he will be glad he advertised with us. The arrange ment of his stock and the clean and sanitary surroundings should both draw and hold trade. In these days and times the good housewives look about for a place to make purchases from that has the appearance of doing a good busi- ness and one that turns over stock often, thus insuring new and fresh groceries at all times, with close mar gin of profit.
 Harry Norriss was rather hoarse when I passed his Sanitary Market one week ago tonight. He had good cause to be so. He had talked himself into this condition on his first anniversary His business was double what it was one year ago, he told me. know his stock
 was more than double what it was at
 that time. And Harry has made lOo per cent improvement in his market n all departments. Everything is spotless white and it's his aim to keep 1t thus. Harry has two of the best display Win dows in town. He knows how to flS 'em up to catch the consumers eye. He works on the same principle that a good angler works. But he does not catch them on cheap bait He has No. l I stuff in every line and his prices are l cut to the limit. In fact, l can't figure l out how Harry "comes clean on some cuts of meat he sells after deducting the l usual losses for trimming and bone. But he's a year old now, and if he con tinues to grow the next year like he 1 has the first one, he'll never be headed l
 l Arnold Bros hams, bacon. sausages 1 and other prepared meats are known tht world over as the best. Their stun IS as I staple and good as is Arm and Hammer 1 Soda to the housewife. In Birmingham
 Holzers Flyless Market is exclusive agent for Arnold Bros.' line of goods 1 The display of these products today IS worth trip, even if no purchase is made. My friend Holzer has per l sonal pride in the goods he handles, anc l is just as pleased to show you aroune
 as he is to sell you a bill. Have yol | ever looked into the cold storage plant | of the Holzer Market? If not, you have
 missed treat indeed. It's just as clean l inside this plant, where the public view l is cut off as it is in front. Everythins I is 100 per cent sanitary. The deilca- ttessen department is busy corner q I the market now. Sig Levy keeps his eye on this layout I looked about tht place yesterday in company with Holzel l and he showed me some of the pretties western meats it has ever been my gooo luck to see He sells all these goot things at bottom prices, quality consid' cred, and a Sunday dinner from this market will certainly be well above par l Out at Ensley this week I took a peeI l into the grocery and market of p Trucks. He certainly has stock Q l goods that would do credit to any cit, l many times the size of Ensley Bu they tell me he needs this stock. li' has a Business second to none in tn l district He turns over vast amnun l of goods at close prices. He knows how ! to hold trade also. MT Truck is als' I q successful poultryman. He raises il the neighborhood of 25,00o White Leg horn chickens a year. His farms ar | famous I was glad to see him cacr l off many firsts at the State Fair las week. He deserved to win. He deserve ! the trade he enjoys in his store and mar iket. as all his undertakings are run ol a high plane. He gives value receive and with each sale he lands come I back order. Take a street car to Ems lley if you are in the market for bat l gains in groceries or White Leghor \ chickens. He's leader in both
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 When I dropped into Catanzano Bros yesterday they were so busy they ii l not take time to write an ad for today ! They showed their patriotism by ad I vertfsing the liberty loan sale now or For this move alone they deserve thei | share of the big Saturday business don lin Birmingham. Everybody knows thes l boys. They have dressed poultry, tisf yegetables oysters and fruits. And
 Catanzano Bros. don't have what yo