WINNIPEG

_Retail Store News_

_At a recent meeting_ of the managers and buyers of the store two of our

associates were honored for their service records. Miss F. Smith had

just attained ten years' service, all of which was given in Winnipeg

store. Mr. Roland Hoccon had just completed twenty years in the

Company's employ.

In the name of the Governor, Mr. Sparling commented upon the creditable

records of both Miss Smith and Mr. Hoccon, and presented Mr. Hoccon with

a twenty-year bar to his long service medal.

_Tom Johnson_, of the men's clothing department, was a busy man during

the week of June 1st. Tom is a hard working member of the Manitoba

Football Association and was on the reception committee from Manitoba to

welcome the visiting aggregation of Scottish football experts.

_Everyone regrets_ that we are losing Miss Netta McEwan, who will occupy

an important position in the new Victoria store. Miss McEwan's pleasing

personality has won her many friends during her years of association

with us and we are, frankly, jealous of Victoria store.

_Suppose Mr. Saalfeld_ would probably like to present us with a crate of

retired eggs--one at a time--for saying so, but it just occurred to us

that an advertisement of the following character should be productive of

considerable business during the summer months:

"_The Beauty Parlors announce for Wednesday a sale of stylish new

moustaches. These will be made up for two simoleons, in color

desired to match any facial decoration scheme--waxed, fitted and

attached free of extra charge. Line forms on the left!_"

_Miss Kandie, Miss Garnier and Miss Girourd_ have all left us, amid

showers of confetti, during the last little while. Object, matrimony.

[Illustration: Youthful Portrait No. 2]

Who is it? If you "have a hunch" send in your guess and watch for name

in the August issue.

Listening-in at an H.B.C. Dance!

(Imaginary Scraps of Desiccated Conversation Collected at a Company

Dance).

"_I have just two left open."

"Say, isn't he lanky!"

"Who is that dressed in Copen?"

"There--I've lost my hankie!_"

"_Hear that saxophone whine!"

"Who's your friend, may I ask?"

"Have yu tried the grape-vine?"

"Whew! This three-step's some task!_"

"_Now, you take a pace back."

"See here--when do we eat?"

"Like a sea-going hack--

"Stepped all over my feet!_"

"_Such a long intermish!"

"Do you wish lemonade?"

"She's like Dorothy Gish."

"Yes, that's imported Jade._"

"_I could fox-trot all night."

"And never grow weary!"

"M-m-m! My face is a sight;

"Slip me your puff, dearie._"

"_There's those two, cheek to cheek!"

"Ho! See that man bowing."

"Now, don't jump when I speak--

But your ears are showing!_"

"_'Home, Sweet Home!'--You live far?"

"Why you're really so kind,--

But then Art. bro't his car;

I am sure you won't mind._"

--_From_ "Piebald Pomes and other Atrocities" by the Akoond of Swat.

The Beaver, Vol. 1, No. 10, July, 1921 · 第 53 / 87 题