Successful Evening Work
By Elin Myrberg
Seattle, Wash., June 24, 1903. Dear Friends: I am one of the helpers here in the restaurant, so it is always late when I get through work; but after helpers' meeting on Sabbath evening I start out with the Signs. The first Sabbath evening I sold sixteen. I sold quite a few during the week, and the next Sabbath evening I sold twenty-one, besides giving some away, and receiving extra money. I sell on the streets and stands, and sometimes in the saloons. One evening I took only nineteen papers with me, and sold them all in a little while, and had to walk home without any papers to sell. I am of good courage, and enjoy the work very much. It is always half-past eight or nearly nine before I go out in the evening, and I never stay out after ten. I take fifty copies of the Life Boat a month also.