The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1921-04-28
A Real Helper
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she was boon to the oriee- Aaru
Pike had found her 80. although h
did not tell her that. d~-nalng II zoo
business policy ~ show distinctive al
preeiafion a. ~ any one partieala
employee HE told his son Raw sol.
however. all about her. lie had jos
graduated from college. aud h wss ar
ranged ~ soon suecr~d ~ the man
ssemenf Of the business the eide
Pike had conducted for over t~ent,
years. with fair monetary -accrss ans
. record for Integrity and prestige u
which he was justly proud.
This Miss Linda Dale Is a new &C
eession 10 our working force.~ ~1
pisined Mr. Pike. -snd she has made
friends with everybody about here
jsnitor and once boy Included
What Is her peculiar prosinrr. mas
l Ask submitted the ssn. studyIn.
the Young lsdy la question through fhr
open once doorway.
Unaffected aud steadfasf pleasant
ness OIL all occasions. came the
prompt reply. -she 10 what you may
call a smiling through girL when
she came here IL Was = dull place. With
many little chickering's aud Jeaiousies
There Was discomfort aud a lack "
harmony. Miss Dale, put Ia charge Of
the help. simply began to coldle.
cheer. comfort and coar the indinrr.
eat and dissatisfied girls. She planned
new kind OF luncheon hour for ~
hands She made herself familiar
With the worries and troubles. home
AID once. OF the others. She began
. smiling system that soon did away
with WY faces. Just glance over tn
group aud observe how scrupuiousl,
heat and ladylIke they ell are. and
how with their cheerful faces thes
make IL pleasant for an utter stranger
10 enter the ONCE
Yes. there Is certainly change
since was here six months ago. al |
ni'ted kawson. Young. popular and |
suppose. = happy hous back OF Il all. !
making the general environment VI
Hiss Dale ideal
You never we're more mistaken In
'oar life" replied MFR. Pike. Il looked
he giri up Ia a general Way. aud learn
q quite the contrary. She has an
die. dissolute father, and the entire
lone care OF two little children
here Is NO mother snd they live very
'ooriy, for the father dissipates all
e can get hold OF. For all their own
srrewhess Of living sphere. however.
Hiss Dale nnds time TO engage In CON-
,unity welfare work Ia the vicinity
{ hrr home. A grand girl. ha~son,
nd when you take charge here don't
poll her
Why should ~ How. can II chal
'nged kswson. quite unconcernediy .
s had been an INDUCED son. aud IN
measure u bad made him selfish aud
different as 10 any bur,l~n~ome IN
rest Ia others. His glance still I
,usht that attractive face IA the next .
'oui. however. and u he had con
ssed the truth he would have &C
lowledged that Miss Dale was quite I
farming aud worthy VI admiration.
Sooner than either father VI 500
III anticipated. Rswson Pike. was
mpelled to assume his fathers plac- :
le latter became seriously IA and :
Was necessary 10 send him 70 an. Z
her climate. II Was a bad time 10
are the Old msu. Business troa. Z
- had arisen sud kswson found I
nSelf burdened with complications \
had never dreamed 81. The en- !
,yres and the general public knew :,
n this Was the case and Affairs were :.
/ what they had been. There we're z
ne days of unessiness aud gioosn. y
I Linda like the true business won. z
she was. sought an Interview with y
young man. She had been trusted
his father with thorough knoxI
- Of the business. and this proved ~
aving ciaus- Ia decidedly ds-fer :
condition ~ affairs =
Mr.. Pike she said. there Il less
! for being frightened OF discour. :
a than for the use Of Trft. perse- :
snce and ch@~rfuln~ss We must :
wear ssd faces or sllo~ cesnpetl- :
; 20 guess that Ne are IN financial
ahis ! have q schedule Of eur :
lirs al inside out for your insp~-r :
!. and ! viii work day and night :
carry oct = plan 70 tide over the :
sent crisis
swson woke Up. SO clear. 80 Prise
!. - optimistic was Iinds that the
alton Be~ presented Fsye vs-ry
,urageu.~nf Tor hep@ and nnsiiy
fhering The storra. i1nda had
talk with the employees. TIE
one - fh@in sTr~~d 20 -suiiis their :
through ard the Pike ofties pre- :
- - snriaus creditors and su. :