MODERN METHOD.
The young suitor entered the office o£ the father of the only girl in the' world and glanced around appraisihgly. "Nice place you have here, Mr. Dadd," he began. "I like the arrangement of your filing cases, especially." "Yes, so do I, son. Sit down a minute." "Thanks. Things seem to run smoothly hei-e, Mr. Dadd. And your desk arrangement's perfect, sir." "Yes, I'm kind of satisfied myself. What was on your mmd —anything particular?"
"Oh, about your daughter, Mr. Dadd. But we can discuss that later—l'd like to get a few pointers on office management, if you're not too busy—" "Not at all. Glad to help you out, son. As for my daughter, she does as she pleases, and I'm glad to have such a bright chap join our family."
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 30, 5 February 1927, Page 21
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133MODERN METHOD. Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 30, 5 February 1927, Page 21
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