The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-27

iiidt III Ot PlOhL etiiu SlNS IL lO lfic con- sumer. This company specalizes in sell ing in large bulk orders-w wholesale at retail prices. in other words. Take a look at their price list on this Market Page and see what can be saved by deal ing with a finn that buys for cash
 The Lyric Candy Co. offers for Thanks giving some exceptionally fine box candy to send to friends. Nothing will suit 'her" more than a box of high grade candy such as this popular parlor offers. And it's so handy. Just drop in while on your way to theatre or on going home Your best girl or your wife will enjoy eating it. It's good be- tween acts, you know, and it will go a long way toward healing any little diff ferences between you and her"
 Buehler Bros, that market which put upper Second avenue on the map, will have on sale this week many extra and tempting delicacies in the way of dressed poultry, fish, western meats and choicest of vegetables. Buehler Bros. were the original market men of upper Second avenue.
 The Mercantile Supply Co is made up of bunch of young and husting business men, who know the game all through the alphabet They have been connected with various old establishments about the city and decided to branch out for them selves. That they have made good is beyond question. Their friends have been buying stuff at closer prices than here tofore. The secret of this is that each member of the firm does his bit at the wheel, thus cutting down overhead cost.
 Roberts & Piper, out at Ensley, want the thousands of Age- Herald readers in tl.,k tx f1Ai, Y, ,tet morning and get in touch with them for Thanksgiving dinner. Don't put off un- til the last minute and then order your holiday spread, but phone in at once This helps both yourself and the store keeper. Just so much can be done on one day, but there remains plenty of time now to get ready.
 Harry Norriss is feeling his best when arranging his display in front of his Sanitary Market. Harry handles more meats, vegetables etc, in fixing up his windows than some merchants sell in a month, so one can imagine the volume of business MT. Norriss has built up in little over a years time as he re- gently celebrated his first anniversary Nothing but No. 1 stuff is sold over the counters
 The Peerless Market and Grocery Go. has few rivals when it comes to busi- ness methods. My friend McIntire, who keeps life moving in this market, is one of our youngest merchants. but he made good from the drop of the hat. Every thing for that Thanksgiving dinner can be bought in this popular market place groceries, meats, fish and vegetables And all at cut prices. McIntire has the crowd with him every day, but from now until the day of thanksgiving, he eX- poets to set a precedent in business.
 Any kind of old tableware will do at the breakfast table when no one but home folks are sitting about the board, but with Thanksgiving company it is different If you want to decorate the table with the best and cheapest table ware, drop into the Robert Prowell Stove Co, now located in Spros old stand, and make your selection. This popular hardware store also carries everything needed to fit up the house that first class place should carry-stoves, pottery, silverware, etc.
 Out in Ensley, the people are thankful that all the big industries in that end of town are running full blast and that everybody is working and able to set a nice Thanksgiving table. The place to purchase the preliminaries and neces- SdfI6S IS D. lTuChS, tHS SIOCSiy StOIc with a reputation for quality and good service, This is an everyday store. Not only one day in each week does my friend Trucks treat his patrons to bar gains and first-class stuff, but every day
 James A. Norriss the fifty fifty man, is on deck with his big Thanksgiving layout By fifty-fifty I mean he is one of the original merchants who cut out delivery service and split the saving with his patrons. By all means drop by his market place and see the fine fresh oysters, fish, vegetables and fruits He tells me he buys for casn and takes all discounts.
 B. l.. Livingston, the popular grocery man, who brides himself on having one of the cleanest places in the city, offers inducements every day to his many GUS toners. He handles nothing but the best. and tries to meet competition a little more than half way. thus holding his trade at all times. I recently made call on him and was certainly surprised how clean grocery store can be kept
 Over at Magnolia Point. things are humming in preparation for the big event on next Thursday. A large stock of the best poultry. meats, vegetables, etc. has been received and it's up to the consumer to make purchases before the last minute. Don't wait until Thurs day to prepare your meal; do it before hand, and then you can take things easy on Thanksgiving. Let w. B, Emond & Son, at Magnolia Point supply you.
 
 Over on Ensley Highlands I found one of the most modern grocery stores and markets in that popular suburb. It was the Highland Grocery Co.,, located at Palmer station. This firm specializes in package goods and high-class meats It was a treat to go through their little market place. Everything was as neat as pin. the clerks were attentive and polite, and the prices for No. quality goods were as low as can be found in Greater Birmingham.
 T. L. Thornton wishes his many friends and patrons to know that he is ready to fix up that Thanksgiving feast. Moth ing but quality goods can be found on the shelves of this establishment. And everything is fresh and crisp. Plenty of polite clerks will be on hand between now and the day of thanks to wait on the trade.
 located just across the street from the postoffice building, have their display ready for the big trade between now and Thanksgiving Day. My friend Newmon always has his counters full of bargains, but on this special occasion he promises an array hard to beat. And prices will