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Hokitika Guardian, 27 September 1927, Page 3

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PARSON PEDLAR. LONDON, Sept. 16. Securing a pedlar’s license and dressing in torn flannels and a soft collar, , Rev. Walter Foxon. in order to ascertain whether such a life was profitable, toured the country selling artificial silk, socks and stockings. He is convinced that he could make £6 a week. When "pitching a tale” about putting the purchasers in direct touch with manufacturers he wore a good suit and a stiff collar, and sold his entire stock in an hour for a profit of a pound. He advises' giving newly-wed women and men who are desirous of keeping servants and two-seater cars a wide berth. The best marks, he says, are women between 43 and 65, who buy stockings for their daughters and socks for their husband, especially during the slack hours of the afternoon.

Good health in children is impossible with worms. Wade’s Worm Figs promptly expel' the parasites. Wonderful worm worriers.—Advt.

(For continuation of news see fourth page.) WANTED IMMEDIATELY—Strong YOUTH for farm work. Apply by letter, stating wages required to “X’’ O/o “Guardian” Office. LOST —On Kokatnhi Road on Thursday, one hay FORK. Finder please return to R. Chesterman, Kanieri. FOR SALE;—Meadow HAY, locwt. £3 per load, cash with order. Apply R. Chesterman, Kanieri. WHY "WALK when you can purchase a brand new bicycle from E. C. Toohey for £8 10s, fully equipped and guaranteed. LOST— -Pair of black-rimmed SPECTACLES in Sewell St. near Baty’s, Garage. Finder please return to “Guardian” Office.