The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-18

s. Hattie B. Jones of this city, and Les ter M. Holloway of Gadsden were mar ried Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. F. Powell, grandmother Of the bride. Rev J. w Caldwell per formed the ceremony.
 cents a quart Irish potatoes. 25 cents quart. Radishes, 10 cents a bunch. Lettuce, 1b and 20 cents a head Beets, Is cents bunch. Celery, 15 and 20 cents bunch, and fresh green mustard, lS cents bunch.
 Catanzano Brothers. 1922 Fourth avenue. north, S. Catanzano, manager: Cabbage. cents per pound; string beans, 25 cents per quart; English peas. 30 cents quart; beets, 15 cents bunch or two for 25 cents; tomatoes, DO cents to $1 a dozen; fresh lima beans, 30 cents quart asparagus. 75 cents to $1.25 bunch; artichokes. 25 cents each; spinach, Is cents a bunch or two for 25 cents; cauliflowers, 25 10 Do cents head; eggplant, IS to 20 cents each; rhubarb, $1.25 a dozen: {: green pepper, cents each: green onions, and 10 cents bunch; radish- es, 10 cents a bunch mushrooms. H.3 to sl.5o; turnips, 15 cents bunch. or two for 20 cents; parsnips, 15 cents a pound. or two for 25 cents; Irish pota- toes (new) 20 cents a quart
 White Star Market. 1929 Fourth avenue, north, H. K. Benners, manager: Toma- toes, 40 and 50 cents dozen; cabbage 5 cents a pound: Irish potatoes, cents pound; green peppers, 40 and 50 cents dozen; onions. cents pound; sweet potatoes, cents pound; string beans 70 cents a quart; turnips, 10 cents bunch green onions. and 10 cents a bunch; new potatoes, 20 cents quart; radishes, 10 cents a bunch; spinach, Is cents; eggplant, Is and 20 cents each
 Joe Agnesia. 1923 Fourth avenue, north: String beans. 20 cents quart; Irish po- tatoes (new), 20 cents quart; toma- toes. 60 to D cents dozen; beets l5 cents bunch; lettuce, 15 and 20 cents bunch; turnips, b cents bunch; green opinions, two punches for 15 cents rad- ishcs 10 cents bunch; spinach, 15 cents or two for 25 cents; cauliflower 40 to %O cents; celery, 15 and 20 cents bunch: sweet potatoes, cents a pound.
 City Hall Market, 1906 Fourth avenue, north. R. r. Cowart, manager: Cabbage, 5 cents pound; Irish potatoes (old), 5 ana Sis cents pound; green onions, ~. cents bunch; sweet potatoes. cents a pound; turnip greens F cents a bunch.
 Tom p. Anton & Co. 1924 Fourth ave-
 
 nue, north, Tom D. Anton, manager: English peas, 30 cents a quart: cabbage, 4 cents a pound; string beans. g cents quart; beets. 15 cents bunch or two for 9 cents: fresh lima beans. 30 cents quart; tomatoes 50 cents to s1 dozen, according to the size; asparagus. 75 cents to $1 .25; splnach, Is cents a bunch or two for 9 cents; cauiiflower, 25 to 50 cents head: eggplant. 15 and 20 cents each; green onions. cents a bunch: turnips, lo csnts bunch or two for g cents; rad ishes. 10 cents bunch; green peppers. cents each.
 J. M. Morrison company, 1912 Fourth avenue. north, Italy Chroterngale, man. ager of the veaetable department: Beets, 10 cents bunch; beans, 20 cents quart; Irish potatoes (new), 25 cents quart; tomatoes. 50 and 70 cents a dozen. accord ing to the size; cucumhers, a and Su cents each; eggplant, 15 and 20 cents each; cabbage E cents a pound; turntp greens. I15 cents a bunch or two for p cents; mustard greens, 15 cents a bunch or two for e5 cents; spinach, 10 and 15 cents bunch; caulifiower. 15 cents pound; radishes, 10 cents bunch; lettuce, IS and 20 cents head; green onions. 71s to lc cents bunch