Pa says he made a speech at the managers' meeting, in which he showed that the business man who attended strictly to the business which he knew all about, would make money, while the man who knew about dry goods, but worked in a millinery store or a stock of tinware, got it in the neck.

Mr. Sutherland French, who was made acting manager 'during Mr. Lewis Ireland's regrettable absence,' did everything in his power to show his goodwill and sympathy to the young man, but I don't think that he or any one else was much astonished when, after Mrs. Ireland's extraordinary attitude in the case had become public property, he quietly intimated to the acting manager that he had determined to sever his connection with the bank.

On the way to the managers' office, with the trailing car behind them, Graham reasoned excitedly: "For the first time we seem to be actually on the track.

He began to hope that at the managers' office they would receive no explanation of Maria's absence destructive to Graham's theory.

Everybody is to represent something in a June day, and the childrentrustees' and managers' children, you knoware going to be butterflies and bumblebees.

2. The terms 'church' and 'chapel' denote a corresponding distinction in the places of worship, though the English Church have what are technically called 'chapels of ease!' 3. 'Manager' and 'overseer' are terms designating in different islands the same station.

2. The terms 'church' and 'chapel' denote a corresponding distinction in the places of worship, though the English Church have what are technically called 'chapels of ease!' 3. 'Manager' and 'overseer' are terms designating in different islands the same station.

As a manager, he may some day rise to ten or fifteen thousand a yearunless managers' salaries go down, as it's likely they will.

The General Scheme will be as laid down in the West-End Managers' Standard Formation of Pantomimes.

At the opening meeting for the winter session of the Iron and Steel Works Managers' Institute, held at Dudley on September 12, Mr. R. Smith-Casson in the chair, Mr. B.F. McCallem, of Glasgow, read a paper on "Steel Castings," which developed an interesting discussion upon steel casting practice.

The outer door of the bank is wide openfastened backostentatiously open, and up the passage another mahogany door, closed, bears a polished brazen plate with the word 'Manager' engraved upon it.

Where the immediate direction of an establishment is intrusted to paid managers who are responsible to stockholders, the managers' success is judged almost exclusively by the dividends they succeed in earning.