Success in Canvassing by H. H. Hall

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Nov 3, 1904

Success in Canvassing

By H. H. Hall

THE following is from a personal letter I have just received from an old friend who left a good position as tailor in Hutchinson, Kan., and went into the canvassing work more than twelve years ago. He says:—

“I have been canvassing for twelve years, and I aim to continue in the work until the Lord says it is enough. We moved to Texas two years ago. I did not owe a cent, so you see a canvasser can make a living for a family all right. We have a home of our own here, and are making a good living. I have a buggy, two ponies, and a cow all paid for.

“A. J. JENSEN.”

Brother Jensen has been what we usually term a resident canvasser. He only has worked the counties in which he has lived a number of times, and has made a constantly increasing number of friends each visit. We believe his experience is worthy of being passed along.

H. H. HALL.