Frequently the crowd of onlookers were charged by these cavorting and prancing steeds. Towards the end of the evening, however, Crockett's horse had its head knocked off and one or two more lost tails and other parts of their anatomy. Never had Edmontonians witnessed such a motley crowd as those who took part and attended this masquerade baseball match. The store manager, Mr. F. F. Harker, dressed as a stalwart Chinese Mandarin, umpired the game. The rival teams were as follows: "_Harmony Has-Beens_"--Miss Peterson, Miss Doherty, Miss McEwen, Miss Larandeau, Miss Meghy, Mr. Digney, Mr. McKenzie, Mr. B. Stephens, Mr. Graham. "_Peerless Misfits_"--Miss McLeod, Miss Bennet, Mrs. Astley, Miss H. Stephens, Miss Urquhart, Mr. Roberts, Mr. Ferris, Mr. P. Plowman, Mr. Stephens. _Score_--"Misfits," 15. "Has-Beens," 8. [Illustration: Youthful Portrait No. 3] Who is it? Send in your guess now and watch for name next month. CALGARY _Retail Store News_ [Illustration: Officers and Executive of H.B.A.A.A., Season, 1921 Standing--_A. Wilkinson_, _Lou Doll_, _G. Benson_, _T. Walsh_, _H. Lambert_, _S. McKellar_. Seated--_Miss Miller_, _F. R. Reeve, Secretary_; _J. S. Smith, Vice-President_; _J. M. Gibson, President_; _R. W. Mason, Treasurer_; _Miss McRay_.] New Department As a sales-stimulant during June it was decided to take two complete sections of the fourth floor and create a new department to be known as Fourth Floor Bargain Centre. This department was opened up in connection with _June Stock Unloading Campaign_ which ran for a period of eight days. Special advertising called attention not only to Fourth Floor Bargain Centre but to Main Floor Bargain Tables and Rendezvous Bargain Tables as well. Fourth floor signs were placed on all elevators and on different floors calling attention to the bargains to be found there. Considerable interest has been taken by the staff in the formation of this department and all buyers are very keen to get their merchandise displayed. If this attitude is reflected by the public there is no doubt that the creation of this department will prove a decided success. * * * * * _Holiday time_ is here and several members of the staff are enjoying themselves in the country and elsewhere. Miss Burrows, of the ladies' underclothing department, has taken a big risk; she has gone to Ponoka. Hopes are entertained that she will come back greatly benefited by her sojourn there. _Mrs. Marks_, who has resided in Vancouver for a few years, has joined the whitewear department. She was formerly employed in the blouse department. The Adventures of Sales Book No. 666 (_Continued from June issue_)