Mind Your Manners — Clair Wallace

Every day you meet situations in which you are unsure of yourself. Do you keep your gloves on when you shake hands, who goes first down the aisle, how much do you tip, how can you plan an important dinner? the person who gets ahead is the person who knows how to meet people, and be completely at ease. Yet how can you be at ease if you are worried about your manners? There is a right and wrong way to make a speech, handle the flag, talk to your boss, and write to the Queen. Here is a book on manners that is easy to use, concise and accurate. It is set up in dictionary form. Just look up the subject which puzzles you and find the answer. It's Canadian etiquette brought up to date, and covers every situation you are likely to meet, every form of travel, tipping, letter writing, club relationships, dining, entertaining, weddings and funerals. Wherever you go, you know WHAT to do, and How to do it, the Canadian way.