The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-09-25
BIRMINGHAM MARKET

nue, stated that never ~have they carried such a complete line of high quality meats, poultry, groceries and vegetables, The woman who appreciates the expert ness of skilled butchers will do well to have us serve them in a way that they are assured their meats are handled in the strictest sanitary method. You are assured of fresh meats, too for our business is so large that our foods are received daily We guarantee every thing as represented, says MT Cunning ham, and one can leave our market displeased.
 WASHINGTON MARKET
 Giving the trade what they want is one of the things that has made our busi- ness so successful stated J. NJ Stuart of the Washington Market We are ca tering to the housekeepers who demand the finest the market affords and we serve it in the most sanitary way Our choice western meats are always received fresh and you can depend upon every thing being fresh when you trade with US No questions are too many to answer about the things we sell and our excel lent service will make your shopping here a real pleasure.
 FLIP-FLOP
 Nick Mastora, proprietor of the Flip
 
 within the past four months He now operates two Flip-Flop stores under the new cash-and-carry system and his tive stores are kept busy from morning to closing time. Everything is conveniently arranged and his prices are within the satisfaction of the economical house keeper. Nick" as everyone calls him, states that he intends to soon cobweb Birmingham with Flip-Flop stores and one of his features will be specially low prices.
 BUEHLER BROS. One of the first markets to locate or Second avenue was Buehler Bros, stated E. A. Colson, manager of this splendid enterprise. For twelve years they have occupied their location and Have evident ly served the greater portion of Bir- ningham housekeepers in their time. They were among the first to qualify with the sanitation laws and are among the most modern markets in the country Bueher Bros. also operate another mar ket at Ensley, which is strictly modern and carry a complete line of meats, pork. fish and vegetables.
 PEERLESS MARKET There are but few housekeepers that have not visited the Peerless Market stated C. B. McTntire. proprietor. For twelve years we have been in the same
 
 made every possible effort to give our customers the courteous service and sat | isfaction they have demanded. Every one knows of Peerless quality and service 1 and the competent butchers we have to | advise you in making your selection to l make vour dinner success
 | BIRMINGHAM FISH COMPANY l One of the hustling young fellows along Market Row is Frank Carter. manager O.. the Birmingham Fish Company at | 2125 Second avenue For two years he | has specialized in high-grade sea foods 1 and meats and has won the patronage oi many housekeepers of Birmingham. This | place is sanitary in every way and the | best seasoned foods are always ready to | be served Competent butchers have also | played a big part in satisfying their big 1 trade.
 ! CITY HALL MARKET l B. F. Cowart and Jake Goldberg, pro 1 prietors of the City Hall Market have | shown wonderful progress within the l past few months This company was formerly the Twentieth Street Market and since they have moved to their new | quarters, 1906 Fourth avenue. have changed the name to City Hall Market They carry a fine selection of western 1 meats and pork also a splendid line oi groceries and vegetables. They have spe- cialized on high-class service and assure | satisfaction with every nnr"hase. JACOBS MARKET | One of the handiest places along Mar 1 ket Row is Jacobs Market at 1921-2: ' Fourth avenue. Chas. Jacobs. proprietor i states that his delicatessen has enabled | many housekeepers to lunch at this mod ern place and purchase their choice meats. pork or other foods without wor-