... day by day, on one s tear-off calendar. When you remember that these quotations influ ence an entire household, from the parlour-maid the first thing in the morning to the master of the house the last thing at night, for aa entire year, you will admit, ...

... conferring rank and title upon domestics. They are simply asking for trouble. It will be all very well to call a house maid a Captain, a parlour-maid a Major, and a cook a Colonel but what about the general They cannot promote her to be Field Marshal, because ...

... evening. Then there is Miss Muriel George, from the Follies, a very clever little comedienne, who makes a most entertaining parlour-maid and Mr. C. H. Workman and Mr. Tom A. Shale contribute much to the humours of the piece. The Music. But il .is ,for its ...

... My, Dear Friend, I have been trying the scheme of marks for my servants that you were good enough to suggest. Helen, the parlour-maid, began wonderfully well so well, indeed, that, by the end of the fifth day, I found myself nearly a sovereign in her debt ...

... that she was a pitiful, impotent, comic thing, and began softly to cry. To her, after an interval, came Annie, the second parlour-maid, with a tray. Oh, Miss Aggie, said she, I 've brought your tea, Miss Aggie. And your mother says, Miss Aggie, that as ...

... the exact equivalent of everything that can be procured at the Blue Antelope For example, over the mantelshelf in the bar-parlour of the Antelope you will find the following stanza-- Men of Mudbay, drink together Never mind the wind or weather Now a long ...

... their origin. Oh said Melita. I stammered explanations. But but where 's the housekeeper There isn't one. Your maid, then There isn't a maid, either. I 've been doing the work of the place myself. They were fateful words. My tones were finely nonchalant ...

... useful for dining-rooms. More over, they make no dirt or dust, and therefore greatly lighten the work of both house and parlour maid. ht&v-j 1 Li:1 Write for Booklet No. LF 202, post free from the British Commercial Gas Association C 16 4T, Victoria 5/ ...

... grandee was by no means such a simpleton as to jest about hell to his peasant folk. He gazed very gravely at his daughter's maid. You should not have sworn for a trifle, he said, but if he is faithless you are absolved. Ah, yes; if he is faithless ...

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... servants sometimes in our days there is more receiving than giving such notices it is easier to get a wife than a cook or parlour-maid. By-the-Dye, 11 anyone Happens to know ol a cook but I fancy that this is the wrong column for gdV^rJisements of this class ...

... the Card reposed in his breast-pocket. He was contemplating immediate flight, when the door flew open, disclosing a chic parlour maid, with an elegant hall as background. She smiled at him, evidently filled with the annual spirit of goodwill. He, having ...