Men's wear of Canada (January-December 1913) (1913)
Toronto : · leaf 517
d been interrupted at times while engaged in writ-ing price cards. He was what was generally termeda hog for work. At 7.30 each morning he startedfor the store to open up, noon saw him on his wayto a nearby restaurant where he spent all of twentyminutes al lunch, at 6 he went home for dinner… … der Robertson.But evenwith the dyna-mic and 100-per-cent -effici-ent Robertson,to direct things.the businesswas not a smooth-working . . . Robertson was a hog tor work. machine by any means. All departments were behind. Robertson him-self was generally about three days behind scheduleand, needless…
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