The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-03-16
By JOHN c. MOSES

With practically every delicacy now in stock, the retailers will present good front this morning to the shoppers for Sundays dinner.
 We have advertising with us this morn ing bunch of hustlers who want to hold old business and pick up new. That's why they are using printers ink on this page. Read over their bargain offerings and choose from this list No need running about town hunting bar gains. Here they are before you
 While looking over the layout my young friend Holzer had prepared for Saturdays big rush, the quality was not to be compared to many so-called first class markets Nothing but the best of western meats were on hand. This is to be found at this market every day. Arnold Bros output of bacon, hams and other good things was on display. sig Levy was all smiles as he had great offering in his delcatessen depart ment for today. Nothing was lacking. Leave it to Sig. M
 " w. Wood & Co, the firm that has built up reputation for selling retail at wholesale prices, is before you this morning with a list that is hard to match. If you buy in bulk, drop into this popular upper Second avenue es- |tablishment and let them talk prices to you They can save you enough on each weeks s buy to get the kids four or five thrift stamps. Look over their ad on this page.
 1nman & Co. tell me The Age Herald is introducing them to new patrons each week. This firm handles packing house lproducts-pigs, pork loins fresh hams, all pork sausage and lard and pro- visions. So if the retailers who use space on this Market Page have not yet become acquainted with Inman & O., allow me to introduce you to them to- day--here they are on this page Uncle Sam says to eoonomize on freight by buying from the dealer nearest to you. Inman Co. have the goods.
 
 We have with us this morning a new advertiser-F. Labous. MT Labous has been serving the public with his bakery line of goods for a long time He re- gently decided to put in an up-to-date line of delicatessen and stir up his com petitors in the block in which he is To- cated-Fourth avenue, between Nine teenth and Twentieth streets. Here can be found all kinds of prepared meats sausages. fish, salads, saws, smoked tongue, etc. Mir. Labous tells me he will handle the famous David Berg products from now on. His cooking is of the home variety and is done right.
 In the same block with my friend Labous will be found the little market place that is becoming famous for bar gains--Ethridge Temple of Economy Here will be found the best and fresh- est of vegetables, fruit and meats. Mir Ethridge is more than pleased with his venture in a meat department. It has been a success from the first, due, no doubt, to his close prices. MT. Ethridge brides himself on his quick delivery ser vice.
 T. F. Thornton, the groceryman who has been here many years and held his customers better than most of his com petitors, is angling for new patrons this morning. MT Thornton Is desirous of having everyone know he delivers the goods when ordered. and at prices that more than compensate the consumer. If YOU want first-class goods and at right p-'ces. here's the fellow you're looking ior-T. F. Thornton.
 Cantanzano Bros. were hard at work yesterday when dropped in. They were arranging displays for the big rush of to- day. And take it from me, they have the layout all right. They always have. If it's fish, oysters. a delicacy you cannot find any other place, here's the market you are looking for. Drop in and tell your troubles to Gus if you want a dressed fowl. He has them on ice.