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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-13
Fl case de la Vannina
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NO negamos que Sc pueda nombral
un slndlco en- un procedimiento ex
parte, en circunstancias extraordina
rlas y verdaderamente excepcionales
pero sostenemos que ell emplazamientc
es slempre necesario y que aun EN- ac
clones de la naturaleza de un Creditor s
Bill que eXige ciertos y determinados
requisites, en- ausencia de los cuales
no puede prosperar ell nombramiento
de un sindico no debe decretarse sin
antes haberse emplazado la parte de-
mandada. Entiendase bien ell sentido
de nuestro argumento: puede prescin-
dirse Gle la notification de la solicitud
sobre el nOmbramiento de sindico. pc
TO no del emplazamiento al demanda-
do EN- al acci0n.
Una copia de un Creditors Bill. de-
be ser entregada al demandado 8 4 sll
abogado,. antes de presentarse una mo-
clon solicitando ell nombramiento de un
Slndlco. Hart V. Tins. 3 Edw. Oh. 226.
Una orden para el nombramiento de
un slnGico no debe expedirse ex-parte
EN- un Creditor S Bill mientras no haya
eXplradO ell termino para La compare
cencla del demandado, ell bill Sc con
sldere como admitido, excepto en- ca
SOS en- que dicho demandado Sc haya
puestO fraudulentamente fuera de Ia
de la corte para evitar que
pudiese ser emplazado Sanford V. Gin,
clair, Pag. 373; Meridian News y Pu-,
Co. V. Deim Wing Paper Co. !.
20 Miss, 695. y South TOP.
ESto dice la jurisprudencia con res
pecto 10 que en derecho americana
Sc llama Creditor s Bill, y entendemos
que esta es la practica generalmente es
tableclda por las cortes. Ell demanda
do debe ser emplazado. antes de pro
cederSe al nOmbramiento del sindico
aunque este puede nOmbrarse eX-parte
una vez adquirida la jurisdiction, So
lamentc, Ell cas0s de emergencia, de
caracter perentorio extrema necesi-
dad. es que esta justifcada previa
prestaci6n de fianza, la ocupaci6n ma
terial de los bienes antes del emplaza
miento como ocurre en- los embargos
pero este no es NADIA mas
que un paso preliminar para llegar a
la possession completa de la jurisdiction,
que SOLO queda perfeccionada cuando
Sc obtiene sobre la persona del deman-
dado. La propiedad pertenece a este,
esta intimamente hgado 4 81, y sin ell
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-13

: La propiedad embargada no alcanca 4
: |cubrlr la suma asegurada. conserva .,
JURISDICTION intacta para seguir como
lclento Gel caso hasta ell pronlnciamiento
|del fallo defnitivo. En- los embargos
Iprevenflvos, cuando Sc trata de bienes
lnmuebles, no Sc priva al legitimo due-
no de la possession de su propiedad. CO.
mo ocurre Ell la administration ;ndi-
cial
| Cuando Sc solicita el nombramien+o
ue un slndlco, Ell casos de insolvencia
Gle lnmlnente peligro de insolvencia De
una corporation, la administration in
dlclal Sc lleva efecto en- benefcio de
|todos los acreedores en- los asepura-
mentos de sentencia. ell embargo pre-
VehtlVo tlene por objeto aseourar IL
|propledad para responder ilnica ex-
cluslvamente a la reclamation de la
|parte cemandante.
I'll prlnclplo de la prioridad de iuris-
dlcclon no Sc aplica en- los aseoura-
mnentos de sentencia, porque no sur
glendo nunca un conficto de esta natu-
raieza, es claro Y eyidente que no hav
necesldad de aplicarlo. La regla esta-
bleclda por la Jurisprudence america
na EN- un gran numero de decisiones
10 ha sido unlcamente para La iurisdic
oi6n de los tribunales en- conflicto. Dor
razones de 6rden piblico y moral V
por que, en- casos de esta indolo en- que
sc soicita ell nombramiento de un sin
dico como remedio necesario, para oue
todos les acreedores puedan cobrar sus
creditos el procedimiento es claramen-
te In rem, y es natural y logico que
adquiera jurisdiction la corte donde
'rimcramente Sc inicio la acci6n sc
mplaz6 a la parte demandada.
(Continuara manana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-13

|emplazamiento 8 la comparecencia !,
luntarla del legitimo dueiio tou6 mi,
lde hacer la corte con dicha propiedad
| En- ell case de Alexandria Gas Co ,
Irish, Ind, 535, la Corte Srlprema i
Indiana sienta La doctrina de one =
se tlene jurisdiction para nombrar y,
lslndlco EN- una acci6n sobre mulidad a
|traspaso de 1bienes, sin haberse motif;
cado y emplazado al demandado Y |.
lCorte Suprema de Missouri. en- 81 Gas,
whitehead V. Wooten, 43 Miss 523
slenta ell mismo principle afirma one
no puede hacerse ell nombramiento g.,
lque antes Sc haya obtenido iurisdic
|clon sobre la persona del demandado
|por medic del emplazamiento. Ell .Juez
Slmral,, quien emiti6 la opinion del tri.
ounal en- este caso dice: No es possible
comprender como la Corte pueda pri-
var TN demandado de la possession de
su propledad, a menos que haya adoui-
rldo Jurisdiction por medic del empla-
zamlento y notification de la moci6n =
Vease tambien ell caso de Hyslop v
Hoopock, 5 Benedict, AT, donde Sc sos
tlene la misma doctrina.
Aparte de estas observaciones an 10
que respecta a la adquisici6n de il,ris-
dlcclon, por medic del emplazamiento,
eXlSten dlferencias, esencialisimas entire
'ln aseguramlento de sentencia una
administrator judicial O. dan esta lln
caractef mucho mas amplio directo
S0Dre ID cOSa que en- los embaroos nre-
Ventlyos No puede haber compara-
clon entrambos remedies, en- cuanto 4
la prlorldad de jurisdiction Sc refere
En- primer lugar. la orden de embargo
eh los aseguramlentos de sentencia. no
va dlrlglda contra determinada propie-
dad slno contra bienes del demandado
que pueden . no existir. que el Marshal
en- sus pesqulsas puede no encontrar
I'm cambio, cuando sc interesa al nom
bramento de un sindico. Ia solicitud 60
encamlna directamente contra bienos
va conocidos y determinados u,a as
hecesarlo poner bajo La custodia Y ad-
judicial para salyar los
derechos del demandante Y dpm3s mar
les nteresadas No una sino varias
cortes pueden embargar preventiva-
mente los mismos bienes. sin que So re-
Slenta en- 10 mas minimo la facultad in
rlSdlcclonal. En- los procedimientos de
administration judicial por 81 contra.
RIO, no pueden intervenir dos cortee !
lln mlsmo tempo sobre los mismos bic
nes, no puede haber dos administrators
mes Jldlciales, porque la intervention
de un tribunal, excluye necesariamente
la intervention del otro. 10 que no ocu-
rre EN- los embargos preventivos Fin
el aseguramiento de sentencia. Ia corte
que actna Ell ultimo terminO. annoue
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
ct % anoct ira Icnnebn.

Vlerta9er &1rte lfaI / CONNER
males bonoe uouenoil o. inopcnoig.
Nrbeioct ifal uofere@ al Siucrt Nur.
remSIcf "a CT Var andre Hennbu0.
GER. Vaa Goftor9o0rocu SoIbeim
itnl &preIierne males oo i9ien. Zen
me 0oftor piI life foune icr.
Zen t5oe Suni bar Ser @%iipcpiii.
tatS / @ierfager airtc. SfoIcbarna
por iIittig Ill at meoe irem, men ser
por o9iaa Ell Gel borne. Gitcrpaa
par @iifop, Tropit "a Sogncpreit
inobltNt til @iifopen5 9rorirn Iioe.
IinQ$iuQcnicr @ecfmonn.
Irbcibct res Soprebancn ifri6cr
MT ieprt %irenoper pgioa paa Rcunc-
~buifoqeu. 0e Ipprc SfiprinQer5
Cab. SpfnINninQcr, &cubcr, Sanger,
SiIaonro&- ca SfoQucic uiier iig MI
poo belle Strrfnin9cn al ouocn 9Ip.
belina.
Geultc Taar bar prret en- Wo6cr.
mes Sio ogina / Nenncbu. Zen t7oc
Moi bIcu itorartet ieitIiaholot, ian
fom 6UIlc8msoet for @eouinQcmi5.
iioneu % cnoclig @iipcpiiitotieu.
TrIIc5mo0ct por ct iUritiIt goot og
opbNQQcIiQt @fe0e, iom mango pil
bare / fiUr G%rinorinQ.
&onoclSmoro Z. @roqclicn ira
6ron. @l,obronoSoaIcn. iom iiior
itartet en- SorrctuinQ res lll3bierQ,
muutte poa @runo al SpQoom lutte
% Observation-Disclosures rcnIiiercS.
@dorobrllQcr GllInQ 9ttcrbu3 beoc
24hc Mai / @ltnQebctrnoeIic omtrcnt
90 Mar 0onnmel. Ni0c0c por en-
TITLE, bcifeoen Mano. / Here Nar ct
fro Mcolcm al Nennebt core Ii.
hol03iorcning. Vau bans @oorc neh.
logoe3 en- Srons ira 0cnne Screening,
San pil iii Ioonet al Sem, ban onls
0iffcS mcb, fife min0it / lit bicm.
San uor ieot poa @anrocn Sncorc /
Cp0ol.
GmfrinQ @icrfaacr cr borurct Ell
fooperntip SCREENING. Gen oabnct
nplig lin 6orretnin8.
Non MISUNDERSTANDING cr Slt.
rpen ait iUroig mcO &cNommclicn n
Here IoocIin9cr. Sor Snler bar b..
a. lltbollQ3 Meieri poo GrIouoet
iooct @ulNmeoalie. S0Iomcbolie cr
81. a. tilficrot fol9cnoe Meiericr:
Mi8Icn. CrfcooIen, &pom, StooSbpg.
Sen, 2rIon0ct og NoIen.
@ronccmcoaIie er tiIfienot Nfel-
oolS W}eieri.
Gn1i9irr Teter @ipbron boIot Sen
96c Suli @rnllllp meO 6rgfcn Sri.
Itinc Smiieth. &c bar fipbt 6ru
&cnncS'S pafrc Gien0om / Wo5oifen
% ifaI 30 ser. @irpran er goot
ficnbt / Sp0ol.
Meo blertelig Silien,
6 m b I t.
Sp6oI, 23oc SuIi 1914.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22

10 fienote ira Gresco, Soma, oa iom
M bar 6oet / eugene / flere aar. De
Ieoer bel % tribes so6t. 9eresGot.
ter, Clara, BAR netop Ga paa er sye.
rietur til 0enper, Colo. Ssfior til.
bragte bum i'm 6erie Dos cs bertTo.
coma. ~
6lere tit icg life SiS tic Of beisae
6enne Sang. sra eugene reiIte lea
meO Oregon electric til Salen,. boor
ieg ogiad itauieoc en- balo Tag; men
Salient bar ieg ogiaa i0r omtGtaa
omitrn0eliat, at lea fan gaa oeir-for. )
bt. Cog las mig life glemule at
npuue, at Oregon electric Ser 10
eie3 og SripeS al Sim Sil- bar
iioeu iiior Iaoet opfsre en- mn og
meget uoffer Stationsbp9turg Gu.
acne % mart ifal Ser bpg9es er flor
mooerne SoiifoIebpgnirg, iaa CIT. q
Gerte bar en- ms oa itor Sreutio for
Jig. Zen er og blir en- SfoIebp og
en- ariitofratiif HeiioeuSbp, iom Uni.
periitetSbper gierne er.
Srd SaIem bor set me0 idntme
@eiororinq iii V~ortIar0, boor ieg
uoturIiToiS bar poo Council Greit,
NortIano og IrIingtor Seigbts,
MI. Sabor OF ouer iii 2ert3. for.
uoen bsit OF laot dIle andre Steoer.
&eg tog MI oeiue Sang ogiaa II0
til at beie set me Gourt5bu5 OF Sen
ltore me % %eIegoute @ibIiotcf5bp0.
ming. Get er prpgtige @p0ninger
- bdaor u0oortcS og inouorte5 -
ltiIiuIOc OF lmaqiulOe, loIioe og
mo5iiue - morettcbc poa set hPr.
oigite bpcr FOR lit @ritq. Seg.oor %.
Iua inoom pun &llnltgnleriet OF idu
oar ie9 henue / "Cof3 parf" for at
ie "the Girl on fife porIo" OF mloet
S~pcftafel, lont man Ser fan le belle
Sommercu igicnuelu, %eg par %.
iad ope % biIite paa Gaitor Oitnan
Snrien, ser bar hiemune o. boIot SuS
oIeue, ga 6nmilieu bar noe pda en-
SoumeruoiIrgt re6c peo Columbia.
'Ioocn. so, oaiod min 6aniIie bar
iaor for icrite Sang boot en- Ii9ncn.
sc lIoiIugt, i0ct 0uitrlt og @oru bar
IiQQct noe / Camp" / GIIisport paa
@ulhon (S5louo miotociS nleIlem Der
81 Seattle. Selo bar ieg ligget
bicnmre on iuget pod Sobben og
iamen bar set pGret tsrt rof.
2srOnG SEN tIte gltslit bleo min
Cater GgueS Gbriltine Sbeooora
Ggtepiet iii Trofcsior Ole =. Stren
ira Nartlnnb, @oib, bpor ban bar
2prer iiior og itul uPre oct iaar.
San bar ltli0erct pe6 StntSunioerli.
tctet / SeottIe 90 arnouercoc ocrfra
ior ct IarStio liocr; men bar ogida
%iionurer goaet poa Sommcrltole Der
ltcoS.
Gor ct Tor llqer ii0en bar Toitor
:. e. Roiclnro on Srue fra Groof.
ton. Nimt., FER pou @eiog / noGIe
GoQc. Faitoren prGoifeoe ! min
airfc en- Scnoaq3 6ormiooag og on
Aitcncn boIot Ran Soreorog meo
9u9billcOe5 opcr oeu 6orcneoe airfe8
&nititutioucr. % Mauoog Giten ct
l%iquen0e 6oreorog ooer Seoningc.
missioner. @oaoc Goreorog % Sil.
lc6er uar Qooe. Eoitor u. isler goot
- % bar ct fart % fIangniIot Or.
gan.
Mere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22
Tpremes Trpat
ior Wcnneifcr.

ManQe bar fremf0itet oct Spor9S-
mool, ont Iprene ira TeOielen al
bar ben beItemte Spfatninn at DC
Gsr irpqte Wenneifene. Set er idno-
ipnIig, at benue 6rpgt er neooroet,
ioet GpreneS 6%oriGOre gienncm @e-
nerationer bar Iprt at irpgte W}enne'
ifene.
Set err beoi7t, al Our, 6oiS Torfp-
0re aIorig en- fommct / @erering meo
Menneifer, life piier Sen ringeite
6rugt for Sfa%bniu9enS Serre, oG at
Sc fsrite @on9, Sc mo0er Menneifer,
fife Ter nogen 6ien0e / 6i5ie. Soo.
lcOes bar o0ifiuige Go~IoriOrifere be-
mrcttet, at mango Gpr nGr FoIcrre
life bar set miroite ifp for Nennc-
fer, iom trpngte ino poa bere@ Om'
raooer. IugGe fom fIpuenoe og intte
iig poa Wpn0ene5 SfuIbre o. Nrne,
% pes SnopoIen fom aiGmpepingoi-
nerne np8qierrig hem iii Sc Reiicnbe,
hoffe0e oem intercsieret me0 Rpb-
BET % isgte poa ale Woa0er at no
iorife, boo6 BET par Tor gpiener, ion1
piIte Tia / Serc5 Mi9e.
Foa iomne Mao0e ifoG SET oPre
meo SpI6unbe % 5%iseleianter, iom
life tioligere bor feet Wenreifet poa
nprmere SoIo. Geres 6orinore 1or
aIorig fienot Merreifefrn9ter, % Sc
pe6 Geaer life al sen RG6ieI, iom be-
iiPIer Sc fIeite Gnr.
ct Grempel poa at Srpgten for
Wenneifene er neonrnet hos Gurene,
.fif man for enocl Aar iioen, 6a en-
Grpe0ition fom iIonb poa RerqueI-
gerne / set in0iite san. elsie Ger
er u~beboeoe, men Sc beisgeS al tai
rige SisniqIe. : 1874 bao0e en- an-
sen Grpeoition beiost Eerre oq Ia
get me0 iig 6io noQle piIoe aauiner.
"a Meolemmerrc al sen ii6ite Grpe
oitiou betraaote Gerre, Itprteoe so,
ninerne bort / oil0 6lu9t, meoen5 De
irbisote GpreorNr life piite ben
minNite Srngt for @enneifene.
Siltroo5 for, at ser onr guuet noe
item en- Wenneifaaloer meQem De 70
Grpe6itionerS 9eis9, baoSe BOG So.
uinerne8 GiterilGgt neb giennem Be
iorIfieaige SIp9tleo beparet Merne-
ifeirpgter.
Set err uiit 6erior ganife rigtig
radr SET paaitaoe5, Of Snrene fra
ierit al life npreoe nogen 6rpgt Tor
@erneifene, men Of Be iiOen fist citer
Iiot bar ioritnnet at Stabnirgens
6errer par oereS farIigIte o. u6arm.
hiertigite SLENDER. Genne 6rpgt or
iaa iiocn iurpIantet ira Gpr iii SDr
/ 9lartIiener.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22

Weieri bIep en- al aisrrc itar.
oct uo ! Tinosla. beu bIeo ta9et al
Strcmmer og 9rogiuget % bIcp
borte. Ger ifaI o9ioa irr baoe hrnot
lignenoe paa iainme Steo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-09-22

W1ere.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-12
Hints to the HOuSekeeper

Nothing is quite SO helpful in the morn
ing or at any time, for that matter. as
to find ones clothes in their customary
place and ready TO put on.
The housewife needs also to keep the
racks well filled With clean towels. for
1t takes time when a PERSONS eyes are
half shut with water and hands are
dripping wet to hunt around in search
Of a wiper with which to dry them And
this is more likely than not TO happen
II fresh towels are not hung in place i'm
mediately the soiled ones are taken down
to be laundered
That the breakfast should be on the
table the moment the family is ready to
sit down is most essential, and il should
be piping hot. too. The man or woman
who starts of to work on a warm, nour-
ishing breakfast generally leaves the
house with a smile, and unless the meal
has been swallowed in three or four
mouthfuls the smile will not come or
all day.
Heavy food should never be sent TO the
family breakfast table. and hashes of all
sorts should be reserved for luncheon.
Eggs. a freshly brewed hot cup of tea or
coffee. hot. crisp roll and a bit of fruit,
if possible. are ample for any one who
works in an Office all day. On the other
hand, the person who is out doors a great
deal should be served a fuIl-hedged
meal.
The stay-at-homes should appear at
the breakfast table with a well groomed
look. even though it is early in the
morning. 1t helps those who go out as
bread winners to have the rest OF the
family interested enough to be on hand
for CHEEKY Good morning" and to
have trim, wide-awake appearance.
Finally. there are very few persons
whose disposition will endure much con-
versation before the middle of the MORN
ing or noon, and she is a wise woman
who is chary of her words at an early
hour of the day. Men especially have
the whole plan of the days work mapped
out in their minds before leaving the
house in the morning, and it is most dis
tracing to be pestered with a thousand
and-one unimportant questions that have
no bearing on the business of the day.
The Washington herald., 1914-04-12
IMPORTANCE OF CARE
TO CHILDREN'S HAIR

Every woman takes pride in the soft
ness and beauty of her baby's hair. but
few mothers realize that the care which
the scalp receives for the first six years
Of its life does much to determine the
gloss and thickness of this same baby's
hair in after years.
Gentle. regular attention while the skin
of the head is tender is what gives hair
its vigorous health and life, and pre-
vents premature badness when the child
has grown up. The care of her baby's
hair is. therefore, of greatest Importance
to the young mother.
When the infant first makes its ap-
pearance in the world, a coat of fatty
substance covers the head. The first
duty of the attendant nurse Is to rub
the entire scalp with sweet oil or oil of
sweet almonds. This is allowed to re-
main on for several hours and is then
washed OF by absorbent cotton dipped
into warm water that is white with
suds made from shavings Y CASTLE soap.
Similar applications OF oil and a soap
bath should be daily operation for sew
cral weeks. or until the coating that COW
ers the head has entirely disappeared.
In the meantime, the utmost care
should be observed that the little head
is handled with great gentleness. using
exceptionally soft towels in wiping. and
by no means permitting brush or comb
to he used If. as sometimes happens,
the baby is born with a goodly supply
Of hair.
At the expiration Of ten days. the scalp
begins to look firm and strong, and now
the mother should see that the tiny
head is very delicately massaged with
the tips of the fingers at least twice
zach day. The nails must never be al
owed to touch the skin. II the latter
The Washington herald., 1914-04-12

one pint boiling water, one cup cold
water. whites OF six eggs. Soak the
gelatine in cold water twenty minutes
add sugar. the juice of the lemons and
the grated rind of one. Dissolve gelatine
through a jelly bag and set on ice. When
it begins to jelly stir in the well-beaten
whites of the eggs, and put in a mold
on the ice to harden. Serve with pine
apple or with peaches and cream. This
can also be served with a custard.
Fruit RoIy Poly.
Mix one pint of flour into which has
been sifted two teaspoonfuls of baking
powder with one teaspoonful of salt one
large spoonful OF sugar and one table
spoonful of butter. Add milk or water
enough to make a stif biscuit dough-
Handle as little as possible and roll to a
thickness of half an inch. Scatter over
this the fresh fruit, such as raspberries
blackberries, huckleberries, and wild
Strawberries, or peaches cut up fine: roll
carefully. moisten the edges with water
and pinch. Lift the roll carefully and
lay into a deep earthen dish that doesn't
leak. Sift flour lightly over the top of
the roll. dot it with butter. add one cup
of sugar. and at the last pour over it a
pint Of boiling water, clap ON a lid and
place in the oven at once. Let bake for
twenty minutes with the lid on, then
remove the lid and brown. The hot
water. sugar, butter and sifted flour will
form a sauce, and il desired sweet milk
The Washington herald., 1914-04-12
Easter Message of the Joyous Smile

sneer, aimed especially at some other
woman. will arouse suspicion in the
breast of a man who imagines himself
deeply in love. And there is the apollo
getic, deprecatory smile which makes
you the easy mark among your scquaint-
ances as well as strangers. II seems to
say. Excuse me, please. for being on
earth"
AnatomicaIly, the right sort Of smile
does not show the gums. just a glimpse
of the teeth. and the lips are pusheu
forward to avoid the ellipse which other
wise would form on either side of the
mouth. No amount of practice before a
mirror, however, will secure the desired
result The right sort Of smile comes
from right living and right thinking. II
is the outward and visible expression Of
an inward and feminine grace. 1t is the
smile which mother uses to veil her
own worries until father has gone for
the day and the children are of to school
II Is the smile which makes one hostess
a success merely in her act of greeting
youa when ninety-nne others are failures
II Is manifested not on the lips alone.
but in the eyes and in the hand clasp.
II is the very esseDce OF a charming
personality.
a clever society woman has said: 'Du
not waste you smiles or they become
mechanical and spiritless. Hold them in
reserve until you are really glad to see
some one-and the smile means every
thing. especially to the individual upon
whom 1t is bestowed.
In business the right sort of smile
turned on at the psychological moment,
will work wonders. This does not mean
the servIle, laboTed smile which is almost
smirk, and which many a girl thinks
the proper weapon to employ in making
her fight for business success. II is the
cheerful good morning" smile to equals,
interiors or superiors which starts the
days wcrk Alright and disarms criticism.
1t is the cheerful, not apolOgetic smile
that Tedeems mistakes or soothes an
noyed customers. II is the smile which
says, Il am not ashamed that I must
work for my living. but / really take
pleasure in my work" II is the smile
that makes an employer think a raise in
salary is deserved.
In one of the large department stores
last winter. when the holiday trade drop
ped OF. number of new employees were
dismissed. One young woman at the
trimming counter who had been engaged
only for one busy season. was retained
while an older employe was let out until
spring trade picked up. The new girl was
surprised and the old girl was grieved
but the superintendent knew what he was
doing
Miss Blank" he explained TO the head
Of stock. has worked up the best trade
among the dressmakers that We have
ever had"
And then the head Of stock remembered
that all the tired looking little appren-
ticcs from the big dressmaking establish
ments had fallen into the way OF waiting
for Miss Blank to serve them. and this
was because she always greeted them
with a smile and a CHEEKY good morning
when less tactful clerks were curt and
rather scornfuL
You may not have experience in the
business world. YOU may not be peculiarly
fitted for a social career. but the right
sort of smile will cover a multitude OF
defects whatever your station in life.