The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-12-15
Some Hints About 1TheSumday Dinner and Where to Buy
By JOHN c. MOSES

 hunlor considering the awful spell of weather they have gone through the past week. But all seemed to think they would come back today and make up for past losses. I hope so. The Age-Her- aid wishes all it's advertisers well-and these who don't use our pages also. We are not in any way clannish.
 One thing the merchants as a rule im- pressed on me was the fact that they wished to educate their patrons to tote their own packages" They all claimed an overhead expense that had almost doubled in some cases during the past 12 months. It seems to me that anyone out marketing could carry most any article purchased in a market or grocery store.
 Let's. all try to get together on this proposition. I'll do my share
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 Newmon & Co.'S Market, just across the street from the postoffice building, is headquarters for No. 1 stuff in the meat line. If you want the best, here's where you get it; if you don't want good stuff, look around somewhere else. And along with quality goes reasonable prices prices within reach of the rich and poor alike am classed among the latter, and what I purchase here suits my better half
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 CT wish to impress upon Age-Herald readers the importance of the saving that Holzer's Market offers them two days each week-Wednesday and Satur- day" said my young friend Holzer. 'on this Market Page twice week we of fer items at actual cost, just to do our bit in cutting down the high cost of living, and it's up to the housewives to take advantage of our offers. We carry nothing but the best of meats. and our delicatessen department is surpassed by none south of New York. We are ex- elusive handlers of Arnold Bros goods and this alone should spell No. 1 in big figures"
 The Peerless Market and Grocery Co is with us again this morning, and as usual with list of bargains for Satur- days trade. This market has bargains every day in the week. but tries to please the women folks on Saturday es- pecially. For what is more pleasant in the home than the family gathering about the Sunday feast board? A trip to this market will convince any pa IFOh lHdC d SuHQdy DdShel Call De pul- chased here at a big saving over many other competitors
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 Who don't know the familiar face of my friend McGough. the man who gives a big bottle of milk and hot pie for a dime? And who hasn't taken home some of his good bread and hot rolls? McGough Bakery has been serving the public long and well, and the reputation Of this bakery is a bone of contention among many of his competitors, It's | place can be found any kind of cake desired for the holiday season. a: < <
 1 V. w. Wood & Co.,, the live wires on upper Second avenue, are out with an- other nice list of leaders this morning. This store is full of leaders all through the week, but throw out a few tempters as good measure for Saturday. It pays to buy in bulk from this firm, as they buy in large lots for cash and sell in bulk at close prices, thus helping the consumer to save considerable on his weeks bill. If you haven't tried them out, make a start today. !: # +
 I Over on the Southside B. L. Livingston holds sway as a model groceryman. And l rightly, too, for he never scores less than 95 on the city test. His stock of | first-class groceries are hard to dupli- cate and his prices conform with the quality of stuff he handles-strictly No. l 1. MT. Livingston believes in the use os printers ink. He has drawn in many new customers the past six months via this route who did not know him before l And he wants to meet some new faces today
 And while out making your rounds today, don't overlook Catanzano Bros, the boys who never have a frown on l their face All the world seems to agree with them; at least you would think so | If you were one of their patrons. This | firm carries every delicacy of the sea- i son-vegetables, fruit, fish, oysters etc. 1 If Catanzano Bros. don't have what you are after, nobody else has it-take | this from me.