MISS PATTON, our hosiery buyer, says: "Window space, like hosiery, gets
most attention when properly filled."
MR. HERRING, in men's furnishing department, says: "No wonder we can't
buy a cigar for five cents--look where the price of vegetables is."
MR. McKERNAN says: "Speaking of women having more sense than men--did
you ever notice that when the baby gets big enough to walk, father
wants to give away the baby carriage, but mother puts it up in the
garret?"
GEORGE GAULD expects to compete in the skating carnival, 1922. The new
figures that George cuts while on the ice are somewhat sensational!
"STOP THE PRESS" FLASH.--Bud Fisher will wear that beautiful new tie on
Easter Sunday. Bud always goes to Church "Easter Sunday."
MRS. F. WALLIS, of the audit office, left the Store last month after
four years' service. On behalf of the staff with which she has been
associated, Miss I. Dunlop presented her with a beautiful cut glass
salad bowl.
MRS. M. MOODIE, of the office staff, is on a three months' visit to
Ireland. From letters received, she seems to be having a wonderful
time.
MRS. McCRACKEN (nee Miss Watson), buyer of the ladies' furs, is leaving
after nearly seven years' service.
She had a recent offer of a better position, and accepted it--_she is
going to devote her energies to looking after her husband and her home_.
The best wishes of the whole staff go with her. Mrs. McCracken is to be
succeeded by Mrs. Thorburn from the Winnipeg store, who is assured of a
hearty welcome to Calgary.