NOVEMBER 30. .1950
ROUND STEAK. lb. .. 69:
T-BONE STEAK. lb. .. 69: SAUSAGES. lb. . . . . . 45:
BACON. lb .. ..53:- SPARE RIBS. corned
and fresh. 6 lbs. . 89: Tender Smoked
PICNIC HAMS. lb. 55: SALT COD. Shoulder ROASTS. lb. 55:
nor. Euston & Illllsliorougli
GROCERY SPECIALS BUTTER. 2 lbs. 51.21 ISUGAR. 10 lbs. 31.09
noun. 24lb. bag 51.59 1 LARD. lb..... 22: KRAFT CHEESE. pkg. ........3lc
KING COLE COFFEE. lb. . . . . . . . . .. . . 95: TEA-Any Kind Standard. lb. .. . . . . . . 92: TEA-Orange Pekoe. lb. ... . . .. . . . . .. 51.05 RINSO. with 1 cake Sunlight Soap . . . . . . . 39: BULK DATES. 2 lbs...-......l.... 39: BULK RAISINS. 2 lbs. 37: Australian Sticky RAISINS. lb. pkg. . . . . 29: SUNBEAM MIXED FRUITS. pkg. . . . . . . . . 29: PINEAPPLE RINGS. pkg. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . 22: GLACE CHERRIES. 7 oz. pkg. . . . . . . . . . 35: MIXED PEEL. 7 oz. pkg. 22: ROBIN HOOD CAKE MIX. pkg. . . .. . 29: JELL-O. 3 pkgs. 27: ROBIN HOOD OATS. 5 lb. bag .. . . . . . 47: LlPTON'S TEA. lb. 75: CHOCOLATE MALLOW COOKIES. lb. . 39: SHORTENING. 31: PEACHES. Zcansfor 29: CLARK'S BEANS. 20 oz. can . . . . . . . . . .. I7: GRAPEFRUIT JUICE. 48 oz. can . . . . . . . . 37: GRAPEFRUIT JUICE. 20 oz. can . . . . . . 16:
i MEAT and FISH SPECIALS
ius aoasr. lb. 55: BOLOGNA. lb. FRESH FILLETS. lb. .. SMOKED FILLETS. lb. 32: SALT HERRING. 3 for 25: coausn MACKEREL 30:
39:
Fancy Boneless. lb. 35:
. Shamais Sell - Service Groceteria
VIE llELllIEll
Thank You!
To our customers who have patronized us and who bare with us during the inconven- ience of remodelling, to our Suppliers who have kept us -well stocked with High Qual- ity Merchandise, to the Con- tractors, and to the work- men who did such a fine job in converting our store to a Modern Self Service Market, and to all with whom we have done business during the past 25 years, we offer our SINCERE and GRATE- FUL THANKS . . . With-
out your co-operation our program would not have been possible.
CANDY
MOIRS -Pot of Gold Choc- olates. reg. 51.75 for . 51.59
MOIRS Luxury. Happiness. Welcome pkgs.
regular Sl.25 for . . . . S1.09 MOIRS Strand Chocolates. reg. 59: lb. for 49: MOIRS Royal Chocolates.
reg. 69: lb. for . . . . . .. 59:
Fruit and Vegetables
GRAPES. 2 lbs. 33: ORANGES. 3 doz. . . . 85: Mclntosh APPLES. 2 doz. 35: Sweet POTATOES. 2 lbs. 25: ONIONS. I0 lbs. . 45: CARROTS. 10 lbs. . . . . I49: COOKING FIGS. lb. 29:
SALE CONTINUES UNTIL MONDAY
37:
PHONE 1396
We Are Pleased to . . . . EXTEND EVERY SUCCESS TO
3hama's Self-Service Groceteria
on the Remodelling and Enlarging of their premises
Evangeline Beverages
Malpeque Road Phone 2723-J
I
WE WISH TO CONGRATULATE
Shama's Self-Service Groceteria
on their initiative and foresight in moderniz- Eng their popular Grocery business with an p-To-The-Minute
SELF SERVICE MARKET
where you will fine DUTTERNUT PRODUCTS always fresh
EASTERN BIIKERIES
1-1395 Grafton St. Phone 1214 -"Look For The Butternut Boy"
wusr A siouri Who keeps his head in time of
stress will crown hiseflorta with suc- cess. A-Old Mother Nature.
It is in times of stress that a good leader is needed and that a leader proves himself, pilot, 1nd,, of 3 school of man Whales called pilot Whales because of their habit or following a leader or pilot, and more often miscalled Blackfish al-
uaiasuolanaooczoaizac-r..oor.w;m:.v
contract Bridge
By Joeenhine Culbertson e..om AGAINST PIIOBABILITIES South lost the slam contract in
the. following deal by plgying against mathematical probabilities.
south dealer. North-South vulnerable girls, .643" 0.11078 QQ52 QAJ84 N Qi0962 VQ-192 W E 'Ol087 986 Q9542 .y.io73 I 3 ass. 603 OAKS QAKQ... QAKJ6 Thebidding: South West North Eant 24.. Pass 34. Paul 4N'1' Pa: ll; Peas GA Baas Page Pass
North was on questionable ground in giving a direct raise to south'; two-club opening. Admittedly, the club queen was a good card. and so was 'the king of spades, but the "flat' pattern of North's holding depreciated these hssels. The wise: course was first to bid two no- trump and see what action south chose to take from there. It is true that the final contract. to which North's immediate raise contribut- ed so strangely, could have been made. but that was -because the outstanding cards lay wedl for South.
West, shrewdly deciding to hold on to his ace. opened the eart queen. South won and "bud ed". Obviously, he could discard his los- ing heart on dummy's fourth dia- mond. but the vital question was: Could he safely unblock the dis- mond suit before using the club queen as a final entry? The alter- native plan was to draw trumps, cash the A-K-Q of diamonds in safety, and hope that the spade ace was on-side. so that the king could be used for entry to dummy. South made the wrong deciscn. He laid down two top clubs from his own hand. then tried to uu- bioclr the diamond suit. West, of course. ruffed the third diamond and laid down the shade ace. Mathematical probabilities strong- ly favored the other plan of play. The odds were two-to-one against a 3-3 break of six missing cards (as in diamonds): whereas there is n.
lly Thornton VI. Iurgeu)
though there isn't a drop of ,fish blood in them, was proving himself now. Yes. sir. he was 80. and those
who saw it never will forget the sight.
Graywing the Gull and a lot of his friends saw it. so did Barker the seal. It was one of the most ex- citing events any of them ever had seen. so exciting that some of those Gulls almost lost their voices from screaming. Excitement and scream- ing seem to go together. I wonder why? They all thought that Pilot was crazy. Even Graywing. who had known Pilot for a long. long time. was inclined to think so. You see everybody thought Pilot had led his followers into a trap. Even his foi- lowers who had trusted him blind- ly, following without question where he led, thought so. And because they thcught so they were more frightened than ever. They were the crazy ones, crazy with fright.
The Terrible one, the Killer Whale. most feared of all who swim the ccean, had appeared. Pilot had at once led the way into a lonely har r, the Terrible One following. For a time it looked as if Pilot was so frightened that he didn't know what he was about or what he was doing. for he was headed straight for the shore. and no Whale can live on land.
But things are not always As they seem. Pilot knew exactly what he was doing. where he was going. There was a. long island separated from the mainland by a fairly deep winding channel. Into this chan- nei Pilot turned. He had been in there once before a long time ago when he was smaller than he was now. The water had been deep enough for him then. Was it deep enough now that he was so much bigger? And when he had been there before the tide had been higher. Of course that meant more water. Now it was not only lower but was still going out, getting still lower. They couldn't wait for the tide to turn for the Terrible one was already in the harbor. There could be no turning back. .
so Pilot did not hesitate. He
I congratulations
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Shama's Self-Service Groceteria
on their splendid modernization program which will mean better service to the public.
SIDNEY T. GREEN & 00.
Wholesale Confectionery 51 Queen St.
turned into that channel behind the island. In the middle the water was deep enough. but only in the middle. it was deep enough for him and of course for all his followers for none was bigger than he. But it wasn't deep enough for the Terrible One. He was sure of this. And be- cause that channel was more or less winding he could make haste but slowly. There could be no headlong rushing as there had been in the open sea and the deeper water of the harbor.
So Pilot wisely slowed down. He swam as last as he could and be sure of keeping in the channel and not going aground. but no faster. To get stranded would be as bad as being caught 'by' the Terrible One. so Pilot hurried carefully which is. of course. the only way to hurry.
Not so some of those behind him.
'Continued on also 16
50 per cent chance that one card- the spade ace. here-lies right. South reasoned that t s chance was reduced by the fact hat West. holding the spade see, would be tempted to lead that card and that his failure to do so more or less marked the ace off-side. but this was not a valid conclusion.
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congratulations . , 10 i Shama's" Self-Service (trneeieria P P" "N 'l.?'?'??'.'l'l".9. W."-" PIN! PO00, NAIIKIT
U"""IiVlIIg theiriciistemers a "letter Ser- vice and the Cliolcest of Fine Foods.
GARVELL iBll0S., LTO.
Wholesale Grocers
- Our Very Best Wishes To . .
8hama's Sell-Service Groceteria
on the completion of their newly remodelled SELF SERVICE MARKET
which will make shopping a greater pleas- ure to the people in this district.
SEAMAll'S BEVERAGES
When Buying Itead Br 0 I
as Iayfleld Sr.
57 Water St. Phone 330
. A Successful Fufuie
Sliama's Self-Service iiroceteria
on their Expansion and Modernizing program
”IlEllllY's"
MRS. KENNY.'S HOME IAKIRY
and Rolls Always Ask
Phone 12
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We Wish To Extend . . . OUR BEST WISHES
Shama's Slelf-Service Groceteria
on the completion of the remodelling of
their .. FINE NEW FOOD MARKET
which will give a caravan SERVICE to their customers. whom ilzcv; have served so faithfully for many years. in this district.
KEEFE -DRUG 00.
06 Queen St. Phone 89
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