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id: 15014
title: Winnie Childs, the Shop Girl
author: Williamson, C. N. (Charles Norris)
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  Peter Rolls wondered whether he would like to ask his sister Ena if In the veranda cafe Peter Rolls was asking his sister Ena if she knew "Looks like it," remarked Lord Raygan, as Miss Child obeyed. When Peter returned Miss Child was wearing a robe like an illuminated While the storm held, Peter Rolls went several times each dreadful day "Oh, Peter, _would_ you help me like that, in a man''s way?" Yes, Ena thought, Peter was right; the creature was a lady. "I thought he seemed kind and nice--I mean Mr. Thorpe," said Win. "The girl at the door told me I was to buy it of her," said Win, "and "I don''t know, for I don''t want to look back," said Win. place where Peter Rolls had talked of Win to Lady Eileen. "I think I know just what you want," said Win briskly.


id: 31073
title: How Department Stores Are Carried On
author: Phillips, W. B. (Wesley Briggs)
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  space secured, and "The Advertising Department" is ready for business. the selection of goods and in the direct management of his department, Space is allotted to each department, and all goods bought must pass checked, and goods are then placed in proper department space ready for The mail-order trade as associated with Department Stores began in a look over the catalogue, select the goods required and mail your order, check is sent with the goods to the mail-order sorting section, and the as orders are numbered consecutively as they are received, the goods are order, and this number appearing on his checks only, all his goods find representing all goods on this card are received the order is complete when the order was first received and before goods were bought, may now The payment for goods purchased by the mail-order department is As each department secures the goods required, the mail


id: 11166
title: For Gold or Soul? The Story of a Great Department Store
author: Sheldon, Lurana
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  The woman had not taken her eyes from Faith''s face while the young girl "That''s old Denton''s son Jim," explained Miss Jennings to Faith as she "Now, Faith, to business," said Miss Jennings, as soon as they were "That would mean a dollar, my dear Faith," said Miss Jennings sharply. "Miss Faith Marvin," said the boy, loudly. "But won''t Denton, Day & Co. be losing money, too?" asked Faith. "Miss Marvin," said Mr. Denton, "I wish you to answer a question: Are "I will not ask you to state whom you suspect, Miss Marvin," said Mr. Denton, "for I see in your face that you would not tell me; but in He bent toward the young girl as he said the words, and as Faith saw the "I will ask Mr. Denton to come, if you wish," said Faith, a little "Good-by," said Faith, sweetly, "and you believe me, Miss Brady.


id: 51092
title: Rattle OK
author: Warner, Harry
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  Dress for three-year-old girl." She turned to the Two-year-old Sally heard the box rattling. "Your dress ought to be here," Ann said. "It''s probably the wrong size, too," Ann said, pulling off Sally''s "We''ll have to send it back," Ann said, "and get the one we ordered." "That''s the doorbell, I think," he said, looking at the next object. and said: "Les, about Sally. Ann went into the hall to order Les to disconnect the doorbell. "Les, I think we''ve made poor Mrs. Burnett angry," Ann said. She picked up the child, felt the hot forehead, and said: "Les, I think "You aren''t going to believe me, Doctor," Ann said while he took the He looked helpless as he said to Ann: "I don''t know quite what to do. Ann looked doubtfully at Les, then followed Bob down the stairs. The policeman warily stepped through the door, looking at Les. Dr.


id: 41909
title: The Crimson Thread: An Adventure Story for Girls
author: Snell, Roy J. (Roy Judson)
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  boys'' and girls'' books for only three days, yet Lucile liked him, liked by having a good general look at the room, Lucile sauntered away to the The noon hour had come before Lucile found time to again look at the Left to herself, Lucile had time for a few moments of quiet thinking. Cordie looked up from the book she was reading, stared at Lucile for a At ten minutes before closing time Lucile, having promised to meet Cordie "Wait!" exclaimed Lucile as she read in Cordie''s eyes the story of some There was a knowing grin on Laurie''s face as he said this, but Lucile, "And this man who followed you after you had bought the bag," said Lucile They were the Mystery Lady, Laurie Seymour, Lucile and Cordie. Cordie said, turning to Lucile, "when I saw the work there was to do and


