The new assistant _in the iron* monger’s shop was willing and euthnsiastic. When he was allowed to dresi the window for the first time he determined to demonstrate his keenness by writing attractive showcards drawing attention to, the wares. When the boss returned from his lunch he found a giggling crowd outside his window. Ho pushed his way forward to be confronted by a tastefully-written card which stated “We have all kinds ol vices.”
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Evening Star, Issue 22638, 3 May 1937, Page 1
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