A contract of employment to obtain options on property stated that the options should be at a price at which the party for whom they were purchased "may buy." Meld, that the intent of the parties was that the option obtained should be at a price which was satisfactory to the purchasers, and if shown to be so, the conditions of the contract were fully complied with. Worthington v. McGarry, 149 Ala. 251, 42 S. 988.