2; Iﬁowmulng.t‘lMI

- Joseph Pi ' Joliette - L‘Asscmption - l calm) tangled with Lloyd Fran-

cis iL — Carleton) and Bryce

(’6 - Mont-

lMackasey (L—Verdun) on the

For French Canadian People

Ul'l‘AWA (cm—line problem of senior for French - Canadians and the

‘o

of monopoly versus

private enterprise effectively stalled a Bell Telephone Com- pany bill in the Commons for the fouth time Thursday.

employment question.

And he teamed with Arnold ,Peters (NDP — Timiskamingl in ﬁghting for nationalization of the privately - owned telephone company which operates mostly in Ontario and Quebec.

The debate was the high point of a day in which the Commons

Bell is seeking parliamentary ‘authority to boost the number of its directors to 20 from 15. This is the sole provision of the bill, presented as a private bill and therefore limited to one.

hour of debating time eachidroned away at the govern- lweck.

ment’s r e q u e s t for interim

mending authority for August and September. a measure be- ing dCJZlE'. almcst exrquWeiy by the Progressive Conserva- tive opposition. NO DECISION MADE

On the Bell Telephone bill. which again was debahed the full hour without coming to a decision. Mr. Francis charged Mr. Pigeon with being a dema-

gogue. He said he is confident Boll intends to be fair to French- Canadians in its promotion and employment practices. It was

-' 2‘ﬁﬂﬁ?iﬂ”’i‘haﬁn .1.

complaints. A u tomatloa had reached the point in Bell where the subscriber with complaints about billing couldn't find any person to whom to air his beef.

Douglas Alkenbrack (PC — Prince E d w a r d - Lennox) e overnment has exploited the forest industry.

“This government, under the system of taxation it is practis- ing, is imposing an unjust tax on the machinery of production for this industry as well as an Ill-per-cent tax on the products of the industry.” he said.

don't hold even one percent of important Bell jobs and Bell forces its French-speaking em- ployees to report in English. CHALLENGE ISSUED

Mr. Maclcasey challenged Mr. Pigeon to prove his points. lie said the Bell president was a French - Canadian and Mr. Pigeon was indirectly accusing him of discriminating against his own people.

Mr. Peters said he would be happier about the increase if Bell planned to put one of the directors in charge of customer

a delusion to think that by na- tionalizing Bell all communica- tions problems wcuid be solved

He said those who claim their phone rates are too high have recourse to the Board of Trans- port Ccmmissioncrs who are re- sponsible for setting the rates.

Mr. Pigeon argued Bell vir- tually dictates its prices to the government w en communica- tions are required by govern ment departments and agenctes because of Bell's near-monopoly in the field.

He said French - Canadians

‘Hhis is grossly air."

Mr. Alkenbrack also called on the governmenc to dredge “too old. useful and historic harbor" at Picton. This harbor was badly in need of dredging be- cause of the low water levels on Lake Ontario. .

Guerilla Fire Rakes Positions

SAIGON (AP) -— Communist guerllla machine-gun fire raked

dad . Cat. 30 miles nort of Saigon, Just before dawn automan weapons of (the Viet m. rillas opened up from a jungle

region across open rice pad fields. dy

BE SURE AND CALL AT ' MORELL DINER and try the finest foods that will satisfy your appetite.

MORELL DINER Carl MacAdam, Prop.

non THE BEST IN MEAle

—fo u_ri

Delicatessen Sii‘J‘i'lleS EH‘l‘)‘ ..cck

Enterprise Bakery

203 Grafton St.

George Agnew l 1)an Jag): STEAK THE RANCH HOUSE 1 G'f Sh ALIIBC, N.B. Stanlllo‘pe. P0311- - .4 S _ A must on your trip. Handicrafts, veulrs work our of iv- , Wholesm‘kmn IitgnfhéﬁrﬁNobigthgéﬁ Gifts. Confections. Cigs. etc. Caumg I . live and cooked ‘ . . hi the cuts-lance of Fort l. apnﬁN‘? visit our O lobsters, clams

O oysters, quahaugs We (later to Banquets RS l’rlnco St.

GOLF

AT GREEN GABLES Cavendish

Equipment for Rent at Pro

J incl Swim Trunks Sportswear. etc,

IanllillLtil

Summersido

.I. & 8. Store Ltd.

infants to teens specialty store

st InFormation Guide

Jowoll's "Country Gordon" Rte. 25 York, P.E.I. NEAR STANHOPE

. Illuminated water fountain Lily Pond

. Curiosity House

. Queen’s Crown . GIFT SHOP

d Sundays mat to see"

THE B. 8: J. COFFEE SHOP AND

Candloght Room

TASTY FOOD. PROPERLY SERVED IN PLEASANT URROUNDINGS

ALBERTON P.E.l.

CHINESE F001)

Woodleigh

Replicas A Glimpse of Britain in P. E. I.

O Snack Bar Service O Full Course Meals

O Take Out Orders Situated up-town

ISLAND GRILL

Queen St. Ch’town

located at Burlington near Remington. .

Open Daily Except Sundays

TOURISTS

. authentic viyella lartans other exclusive children 3. teens.

Water Street

lines for

DIAL 4'3747 Dial 892'2270 Take the opportiinity to play one of Canada’s finest courses. FILMS WE All Types 5. R. Joust." Televisions. Fridges. . I I ' . SOIIVODII‘S washers‘ 5‘0"" . Toiletries—most all C b ‘ makes [1 WE SELL. . Bathing Caps . TOYS- Furmlure- TH"?! 3"“ . Swim goggles and fins I all Appliances large and PRESCRIPTIONS ,3 DAY AND NIGHT small. PROMPTLY FILLED ' SERVICE! For Yourl FIKESTONE Dial 3237 r . . . ‘ H ‘ Picnic 8: Cam in Ne ds HOML & AU10(o. FOLEY'S DRUG p g .e Lid. Large amounts sold at wnole- ’ sale prices to hotel. motel. re- Ch {OWN—NB“ “00" I0 309 Water St. S'side sort operators. King Koln Laundry FREE Tumblers iFree P. E. I. Centennial Tumb- KW. Summer BAY VISTA ‘ler. This is a high quality give- . away with each $4.00 purchase if" lof gasoline. caffcns Route 6 (One Mile west iAgents for Tilden Rent a Car Cavendish National Park) 1 e we 5“” Licensed Dining Room S. R. JOHNSTON Ltd. 7 _ My, and Lounge FINA Station Dancing July and August 5" Pate" Rd- P” The Gloria Friday and Saturday nights. For ice and Rental Service Catering to private parties, Phone 2-1632

Ladies‘ Wear

Y . '_ 155 Gt. George St.

Regular Dances

ROLLAWAY CLUB

CHARLOTTETOWN Mom. Wed.. Fri. and Sat. Music by “The Iii-Notes"

9:30 — 12:30 'l‘llcs. and Thurs. Record Hops 9:30 -— 12:30

Also Regular Bingo Mon. Wed. Fri.. Sat. 72.10

Casual Bowling

Mon. to Sat. "Automatic Pin Setters".

Queen St. (‘harlot tct own

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Lunch Counter Open daily from 8 n.m. for Breakfast.

Bakery Counter All Gomls Baked Frcsh Daily

In our own Kitchens,

Your Money Buys More at Woolworths.

w. NORTH RIVER

banquets. weddings. etc.

Coin Operated Laundermat I

Chorloﬂetown's Most Up To Date

RESTAURANT

'ISI . Kent St. Movies Rain or Shine Phone Try Our Snack Bar 4.7635 ~ 8 miles from C’town on Mutants

tho Trans-Canada High- way to Borden.

Old Spain

For the Best Shows on P .

STAR-LITE DRIVE-IN

, 3 miles east of Summerside

MacLEAN’S GROCERY Winsloe, P. E. l.

Don’t let it happen let KODAK FILM held

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McINNlS PHOTO

aiid HOBBY SUPPLY 111 Kent St. Chum-.—

Mr. T ourist ‘

RIVER VIEW ESSO SERVICE 15 Miles from Borden CRAPAUD, P.E.I.

BEFORE ‘

. III I Silver Waters coine'loio i Condon’s

M°I°r IMk!" ; Woollen Mill

Offers:

O 16 units healed O Showers

O Playground

AFTER

it has been to

Condon’s E Woollen Route l-A 2 milcs ' Mill

east of S’side

Visitors Welcome

i. Yarns . Blankets

. Auto Robes

and Saturday

' Racing Every Monday, Thursday

. island Tartan Blankets Made of 100% Virgin Wool

5 WM. CONDON and SONS

65 Queen St. Dial 4-8712 Charlottetown

China, Greeting Cards, Stat-

Glover's Deep Sea Fishing

Savage Harbour

Nights at 7.45

Plan To

Old Home week Aug. 17 To 22

Attend

THYMEWOOD

l_ , : The Charlottetown Driving Pork and ' Exhibition Association

staaaope P. E. l. ,1 "For the an handcrafts

Summerside

Sightseeing Recreational Flying Flying Instruction Aircraft Rentals

ISLAND FLYING SERVICE

PHONE 892-2711

and LADIES WEAR H r hriEsVS'WVEAR CHILDFEN'S WEAR

3;M00re Mcl

Hill'SE FURNISHINGS TARTANS

‘milng Centre ._.__ , LL EV , ,_ h,

QUEEN S l CHAFJLOTTETOW’N

. Books

. Cards

Q Stationery Q Souvenirs

CARD SHOP

Zenith Park Motel

On 'l‘ClI just inside Cen- tennial Arch on way ‘ Borden

Housekeeping and

Grafton 80 City a ovomlghl' accom- modation or reason- ADIELLtiA's «his roles _ x Dial 4-8506 and place I a "‘ gm“ your message before

thousands of tourists.

BELL'S BOOK & NOVELTY STORE

Souvenirs, E u g! i s h Bone

ionery, Books, Magazines, etc.

1!" 11’s FISH, AND CAN BE 0 u ,, r t. CAUGHT— WE HAVE "‘3 FOLKS AT HOME? SEE Queen St. Meat Market Amber & McDonald [M

223 Queen St. Dial 4-7336 4‘ open rm 9 every night Free Delivery Parkdale Dial 4-6345

BUYING FURNITURE

Campers' Supplies Buying or Renting

You can save at

14 Summer St. Summersidel

WELCOME TOURISTS

hour rial... tor speedy flcient service is the Ba of Montreal with two offices

4. ~.'

l

RENT-A-TENT

46 St. Peter’s Road

HARNESS RACING

Kennedy's

S

- - - ladies’ Racing A (Route No, 2 to the beaches) fashions of Ch’town 892-2368 . . . Every I. distinction wednes‘lay o Shore Acres SummerSIde One sixty-six Queen

Motel

Racing Assn.

Main Branch -105-7 Grafton

1% Miles from Cornwall on Route 19.

St., Charlottetown, across the onfederation

Centre Theatre.

Parkdale, P. E. I, — Corner

St. Peters Road and Palmer’s

Lane on Route 2 where ample

parking is always available.

. SUNTAN LOTIONS

. rmsr AID NEEDS .. rims

. SOUVENIRS

a! ﬁ be .' 7 miles from Ch’town . o nest shows to : . . . ' I Spacious Dining Room Clinton Helghls {snail-Hon no}. “of: no I OPEN D y n I I | Luncheon 12 — 2 p.m. 8 miles from Cavendish : on mm, . - . Catering to Banquets and

Wedding Receptions.

O Deluxe Units

O Licensed Dining Room & Lounge

O TV and Phone For Reservations

Luxurious accommodations for guests. 20 units with private bath.

Dial 894-7653

. III-III!

Buckley Point Road R0 to 15

Show Nightly at Dusk

Snack 3

at on Grounds

m“; . The Real ,. snwoon Dalru :33 3.233333. N" '-°""°" 3‘ oueen TASTE TREAT . Take time out for o FASHIONS ARE TO delicious shake. sundae or cons.

the latest styles of Swim Suits, Shorts and Blacks are found at—

. souvenirs - . gifts

. . novelties. etc.

"GII'I'IIRAMA"

The island’. Largest Gift House Opposite Guard-s — Patriot. Prinor St. Ch'town

From our broslor try homburgs. hot dogs. Fishcokos. Conveniently Located on .Elm Ave.

PLAY IN

(Hm-lottoan

OI your WI]

I Q Souvenir. PARKDALE PHARMACY

open daily ’til 10 p.m.

St. Peters Bold Parkdals

STRATHGARTNEY HOMESTEAD

Campers’ Supply Store. Gifts. Novelties

A prominent old homestead da 849 com- plete with much of its orig- inal furniture!

TARTAN SKIRTS AND STRIDES

O Bulky Sweaters O Mohairs, wools

TIIE FASHION SHOPPE

Open All Day Saturday 141 Gt. Georgost.

A A A A A-

On Route 1 adjacent. Strathgu'tnoy Park ‘, Scenic Beauty - Fishing 0

and N.S. Tartan

Charlottetown

Wﬁ ‘ WM. 4 ' 4

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=Fﬁt‘f'd 3'

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The Misses HOLMES & BRADLEY Quee- sum Charlottetown 9

CREAMS

' LOTIONS

See these dependable drugglsts for complete prescription service and all your vacation needs.

Jenkins Phumucy

Roddin Bros. 6‘ “m‘ “' m m "' Sompla's Phonnocy 17. Ml Bl.

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Sweaters

island in

TO GRAFTON ST.

We're famous for

British Woollen

. Furs . Sportswear

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