The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1917-09-15
Some Hints About
The Sunday DINNER
and Where to Buy


BY JOHN c. MOSES
We have an extra nice list Of adver-
tisements to choose from this morning
The weather is getting little cooler and
the merchants are stocking up on few
more perishables than usual. So if our
women readers of this Market Page go
without. good Sunday dinner it's their
own fault. We have everything listed
for them on this page.
This week we are going to offer a
little prize of IS in merchandise to the
woman who brings in the most signed
coupons before Tuesday. Cut out the
coupons get them signed and hustle
them to The Age-Herald office. Of
course everyone don't buy the same
amount of goods, but all have an equal
chance. 1t won't cost you anything and
it helps the merchant to make new Gus
toners We want the advertisers on
this page to get results, and they are all
getting results. But the more business
we throw their way the more they will
spend in advertising. So we are putting
The Age-Herald pull against the mer-
chants quality goods, and this is com
bination that should bring home the
bacon.
Look over this list of live wires this
morning. Compare their prices with what
you are paying "around the corner" and
see If you are not losing money.
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| want to congratulate the chain Of
Rite Stores on the opening Of their third
branch at 1929 North Nineteenth street.
1t always takes honest dealing and
satisfied customers to hold any
business. But when a firm opens up its
third branch, there is certainly some
good management behind that firm. 1t
must sell close and give honest weights
and quality stuff. / am told by patrons
of. the Rite Stores that once you buy
from this firm, you are customer "for
good" as the little boy said In each
of their three branches they have a COM
plete market and produce department.
They are not afraid to advertise in plain
figures their specials. Quality considered,
these prices this morning certainly look
right to me. Get the Rite habit. Go to
the nearest branch store and get ac-
quainted.
Say, but don't the kids like it. If it's
an ice cream cone with Remnants ice
cream in it, there's no danger from any
infectious germs. The Reinhart Ice Cream
company aims at but two things-cleanli-
ness and quality And it looks to me like
everybody sells it. Coming in on the car
one day this week from East Lake,
took particular notice OF the ice cream
signs in front of stores, and in nearly
every case it was a Reinhart sign. And
one point | might stress right here is
that all the Reinhart ice cream is made
of clarified and pasturized milk That's
why it's good and holds trade. This en-
terprising firm specializes in orders for
bulk cream for Sunday dinners and social
events. 1t makes everyone happy at an
ice cream supper, and cheers up the
whole family when served at home. Look
for Remnants sign and then you know
you're right.
Holzer won't have to fight flies much
longer at his spotless market, but he
has made a reputation the past summer
for cleanliness He even has signs on
the front doors where the flies can see
them And as he carries no old meats
or seconds" they don't care much about
hanging around. Tell your readers,
said my friend Holzer yesterday, that
we sell as we advertise. We try to
send everyone away pleased. Then we
know they will come back. AS you know,
we handle Arnold Bros full line of prod
ucts, and the name signifies quality, as
Arnold Bros stuff is all quality" About
that time Sig Levy, behind the delica-
lessen counter, spoke up, and told Holzer
to be sure and tell The Age-Herald
readers about his. new crop of sauer-
kraut He gave me taste. Take it from
me, it's Q. K. So is Sig.
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drop into the c. d. Kenny Co. today for
tea, coffee or sugar. It's there for you.
And the same courteous treatment and
close prices await you also. Their
much advertised brand Of Cheon tea is
good hot or cold, and it only costs SOC
per pound, and it tastes better than
some 81 grades. And if you want to get
oft right in the morning, no better start
can be made than by drinking a cup of
Kenny's Special Blend coffee. 1t only
costs Csc. The reason Kenny sells so
close is on account OF the enormous
amount Of stuff they turn over in all
the large cities of the country. This firm
is the largest dealer In sugar in the
country. They buy it by the trainload.
That's why they sell SO much. Shal&
hands with Manager Brumback today
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Over at Magnolia Point things are
picking up as the weather gets more
dropped into W. B. Emond
& Son this week, and they tell me bust
ness is getting better all the time The
people are eating more of variety and
paying their bills better. This Is a good
sign Of better times. But this firm must
handle quality stuff to build up the trade
they enjoy. Why, you ought to see the
goods prepared for a delivery. One would
imagine it was a weekly delivery, but
it's an everyday occurrence, they told
me- Talk about meats. You ought to
see the layout in the market depart
ment of Emond & Son. This big bust
ness only goes to prove that The Age
Herald has the pull ana that Emond &
Son have the right stuff. If you live
on the Southside and haven't enjoyed
trading with this best OF firms, try them
out today They'll be glad to see you.
Buehler Bros, with Manager Rich at
the helm, have an interesting price list
on this Market Page this morning. There
are real surprises on hand at this market
every day, but just take a glance at
the figures this morning Tomorrow will
be just right for big, juicy roast. a
baked fish or a nice, thick cut of steak.
Buehier Bros. carry nice line of fruits
also And their price on eggs today is
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