Wed., June 4. 1?58

Flew Cabinet In France‘

PARTS (Reutersl—T.he 15111311 cabinet named Sunday by Gen- Charles de Gaulle:

Ministers of state——_Gui{ M01‘-et (Snciali-stl; Pierre P." rnlm ‘P0? ular Republican); Lou-ls Ja<?<i‘U_1- not (Conservative), and Felix Houohouet - Boigny (Democratic. African Ra-llyl.

Foreign affairs~Ma~urice Couve de Murville (no party).

Finance —Antoine Pinavy (Con-

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servative). ' , Interior —- Emile Pelletier (no - ,

party). . C _. Justice —- Michel Debre (ex- A f .

Gaullistl. u 0 _ ' 4 Education—Jean Berthoin (Ra- - p -

d-ical Socialist).

Defence —- Gen. Charles de Gaulle.

Information — Andre Malraux (ex-Gaullist).

Labor — Paul Bacon (Popular Republic an) .

Overseas France -— Bernard Gornut-Gentilll-e (no party).

Algeria — Max Lejeune (So- cialist)

Secretaries of state -- Andre Malraux (ex-Gausltist), Max Le- jeune (Socialist), Bernard Cor- nut-Gentille (no party), Paul Ba- con (Popular Rerpublican), Pierre Guillaumat (no party), Edouard Ramonet (Radical Socialist).

of HOLMAN’S Men's Wear 9 Departments from June 4th-lune-l4th.

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Contest open to any resident of Prince Edward Island, excepting employees of R. T. Holman Ltd. _ _ ,

A free ballot will be given with every purchase in either of our Men 5 Wear Departments Charlottetown and Summerside, from June 4th to June 14th . . . to be deposited in the ballot boxes provided. Drawings will take place in each store at 12:00 Noon on Saturday, June 14th. Join in this easy-to-enter contest. YOU could be the lucky winner of $227.00 worth of quality merchandise. ‘ ‘ ‘

Commission Granted Heacl Of Airport School

A commission in the Per- sonnel Education Branch‘of the RCAF, has been granted Mr. Walter Pratt, vice-principal of the Air M a r s h al Johnston -School for dependents at the RCAF Station at Summerside.

PO Pratt was born in St. John, N. B., and attended school in that city, graduating from St. John High in 1945.

After graduation from high school, P-0 Pratt attended the University of New Brunswick where he graduated in 1948 with a Bachelor of Arts degree; After graduation he went to Toronto where he was employed as a lab technician.

In 1950 he entered Mount Al- lison University and graduated with a B. Ed. degree. For the next two years he took high

' school teaching positions, first at Black Bay, N. B., and then at St. George, N. B.

' '~ fiver In September 1954 he joined the - - , 35 - . ( V ’ ' :

staff of the A. M. Johnson School _ _

at Summerside, as vice principal, - - ' - , '-

nfifisitiog he held until the 23rd ‘ .v_ G . fix pgxzgs

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P-0 Pratt Jdlned the RCAF 0!! ' '§% S§X §..«{?C§iY 35$-.§.3.'}".f§l»$s , . ltldgys 26th, hied was assigned to ’ ' I . _ - ummers e Station for duty - _ § - mere‘ ' . , You receive one vote for He’ will ‘be reporting to the of- g I . , - , ' _ ’

33$ ‘.,,§"}‘.§‘,”,?.“25,°,{“’,‘;},e‘;.*,’;,".,"‘l‘,’,‘}1*, A . ' _ __ . S"-‘%?':= spew amt 3W'¥“' . In stock NOW at HOLMAN’S . . . power mowers designed to"S\iit take a nine week officers" train- ’” - . YOUR needs. Whether you have a small lawn, or a large estate, ig curse and th ill b . . m . . ' . ' ' tgansfgmd to mnf: Vgosmofi A fifimvg aé fi$m,gE&§.,3 3%; gm; mmxmfl. D we have the mower Just for YOU, and at prices that are bound to

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SHOP FOR FATHER'S DAY GIFTS AT HOLMAN’S

When it comes to picking out just the rig ht gift for Father . . . come to I-folman’s where you’re sure to find the items-most-likely-to-please. Our selection of Men’s Wear is complete . and every item top quality. Up-to—the-minute styles at down—to- earth prices. Shop at HOLMAN’S for the BEST GIFTS for FATHER.

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March 6th and was on leave until

where he Wm take up his duties surprise and please you. Save hours of drudgery with a. power as an education office;-_ p..o mower. Save dollars on the purchase of one of these fine machine!

Pratt is married and has two . ' " at HOLMAN’S from June 4th. to 13th. daughters. ‘~ ‘ '

BURTON J ' A i i I O "Trim-Eze" . i. A ‘ -' - h I se,e;,edM,%fi Bag Dgtmnft-m Cw . Q 6 I '|3-- blude—2 hp. mot-or—p3 cutting heights . . . reg. 74.95 . . . . . . presen ear -a pay “ y 1 1 .. .. - ~» ~- - .. . .. . . . ~ .

Irish Rose," in St. Marks Lot 7 C Genuine "Lawn-boys" -— (1957 models) A I 'l8"—Luwn-boydeIuxe—reg.94.50 I. f

Parish Hall, Tuesday evening, ‘ ‘may 20. Refreshments were ser- ved by the ladies of the Parish. A substarioial sum was realized.

The ilirst weel-nly dance of the .. . ’ ‘ , season was held in St Mark's, ‘I8 Lawn-boy deluxe ,AuI-omower — reg. 124.50 . . . , , , , . . . , , , . Lot 7, Parish Hall, Wednesday » '

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Lenard Barnett, Lorne and Bever- 137 Howard A step dance by Miss Shelia Clements was enjoyed. Re- freshments was served.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dalton, their son, Marvin and daughter Mauricia of Glen-garry, have taken up residence in Charlotte- town, where Mr. Dalton is em- ployed.

NOW Is THE TIME To PAINT‘... while. shopping see these regular lines.

when you can buy the finest paint avail- ‘

NEW 1958 LAWNBOYS ' GARDENING EQUIPMENT

Mr. and Mrs. Harold Howard, Burton, were recent visitors to Charlottetown. '

able at such tremendous savings. Yes

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. . ' V"tHl 1 G d. 1; -V--Char AVdll¢l)le on Easy Terms lolietowii ;nrii1§um?iler:lideCfn— e-r for all 70“

gardening needs. See the complete selection of items designed to make your Earden

LAWNBOY JR. 56.95 '°e“e”°--Y°“W”de“i“g easier-

- - Benjamin Moore Paint at ONE DOL-

LAR OFF per gallon. Holman’s have 1

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Sympathy of the community is extended to the bereaved relatives of the late Mrs Joseph Clements of Sum/merside and fiormely of - Campbellton. $

M1, and Mn John Comoram complete range of colors, and white.

son Alliston and daughter, Aletha of Piusville. were visitors to Bur- ton on Sun lay. i

LAWNBOY ECONOMY 74.50 WEAR” PERT"-'25“ LIQUID FERTILIZER

GARDEN HosE V .m LAWNBOY DELUXE 21" 99.95 WHEEL BARROWS A r SPRAYS yl .LAWN SEED 1 .. 134.95 SPRAYERS BONE MEAL- LAWN RoLLERs "Canada's Finest Mower'' ‘ V|GQRo FER-I-“_|AzER

Wise home owners know how much is

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Mrs. Andrew Luttrell, Camp. bellton. received the had news on Saturday of sudden passing of . her brother, George Dalton of Bathe, Maine, and formerly of Burton, Lot 7. Sincere sympathy is extended to the bereaved rela-

ives.

LAWNBOY DELUXE 18" . . . . . . . .

added to the value and appearance of

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their homes with a fresh coat of paint.

l'I‘h'ey know, too, that the use of inferior

LAWNBOY AUTOMOWER 18" . . . 124.95

.l)(lVll1l‘.E‘ Dalton, who was em- Iiloycd in Bayfield, N. S., has re- turned home to Burton.

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M1‘. and Mrs. Bruce MacDou- Zal, Unionvale, had as their gl‘-esl recently. Miss Helen Stephenson of Saint John, NB,

paints is a waste of money. PAINT LAWNBOY AUTOMOWER 21" . NOW! PAINT with BENJAMIN

MOORE QUALITY PAINT. Preserve I-°"""b°Y

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Mr. and Mrs. John Moreshead returned to the mainland after visiting their former home in Q‘- Leary over the weekend.

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your home - - - - conserve your dollars‘

Friends of Mr. W.N. MacWil- ' - I . HOLMAN’S HARDW'AI€E——both stores

liam, O’Leary, are sorry to hear he is not enjoying his usual good iicaltli and an early recovery is hoped for.

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The conditions of Mr. Caleb Pal- mer and his brother Mr. Wesley Palmer, Freeland, who are pa- tients in the Cozrmnmity Hospital. are improving slowly. DJ!

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