The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-01-05
Some Hints About
 1TheSunday Dinner and Where to Buy
By JOHN c. MOSES

The displays to be found today at the
 various markets and grocery stores are
 of the best. While some staples are more
 or less scarce, due to freezing weather
 all through the southern trucking section,
 the displays are good nevertheless. l In my stroll around among the various
 retailers yesterday, I noticed prices were
 marked down very close in most lines. Competition is keen, and the consumer IS
 getting the benefit of 1t.
 | The Age-H Herald is glad to see spirit
 of cooperation working between most of
 the merchants and the federal food fixing board
 i Look these ads over on this Market
 Page today and make your selection: x < #
 1 At Holzers sanitary market this week,
 as usual, will be found a number of l leaders which are being sold at cost.
 MT. Holzer is doing his best to help cut living expenses. This market handles
 nothing but first-class meats and prices are as low as possible, quality considered. In the delicatessen depart | ment will be found a little of everything
 carried in this line in the large metropol- | without having to prepare it, drop in and l let Sig Levy fix it up for you. He's past master at this game, and will do l it with a smile.
 l We have with us this morning the O'Keley Grocery Co. located at 414 North l Twenty fourth street. This is place l to get everything in the grocery line, and the service is of the best and quick | est firm
 to build up it's business. It should prove successful, judging from the prices quot i ed on a few articles. They promise to
 save on every item carried away from I their place. The federal food board quo l tations don't worry tnis store. it's prices are all under the boards figures. # < <
 | The Peerless Market and Grocery Co. 1 is fighting high prices again this morn 1 ing. Take glance at the small list l quoted on this page This is only a sam I pie You ought to. follow the crowds | that go in and out of this up-to-date market and grocery every day, not only on Saturday. But today, prices are hit a blow below the belt If you want to | fill a Sunday basket this is the place to do 1t. Take it from me, you'll save money
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 | My friend Newmon of Newmon & Co. has silent talk on thrift this morning. Newmon Is trying to do his bit during 1 these days of high prices and war. If you don't believe he is carrying out his hand. just take 8 stroll around to the market just across the street from the postoffice building, and see for yourself. You will find nothing but quality stuff l there. The prices are as low as can be expected, judging from the wholesale quo l tations.
 avenue grocery store which claims to retail at wholesale prices, has an inter esting list of prices on this page this morning. V. w. Wood & Co has bar gains advertised all the week, but this morning they have few leaders just | to worry competition. During these times
 when everything Is high. it pays to l buy in bulk and by the dozen, and this | is the firm that can save you money in this kind of deal
 | As usual, the CatanZano Bros. are with us again These boys are hard to keep down; in fact they are always on top | When a new delicacy is due on the mar
 ket, if these boys don't have it on dis l play. 1t can't be found any other place. as they play ahead of the game all the
 time. Yesterday their display had the
 best of vegetables fish. oysters and poul-
 try, and any order received today can
 be railroaded out in hurry.