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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-05
CLASSIFIED RATES
In effect April /, 1916
EVENING LEDGER

AGATE LINE RATE FOR EACH INSERTION
THIS STYLE TYPE tor like this)
One or two times s''..'''' lOc,
Three times one week eek'.'..-,..,....... i21sc
situa lions Wanted three times one week. Zoe
Help and Situation Wanted and
Lost and Found ads are inserted in the
Daily PUBLIC LEDGER without addi-
tional charge.
Want ads under all other cIassihcatio may
be repeated In the PUBLIC LEDGER at combined
rate.
One two times. ...'.......,......... E3c
Three times one week, .'...,...-,.-.'. ioc,
Six times one week. .''......'-,..'..s' lSHac
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like this)
is permitted in all classhcatlons except Help
and Situations Wanted. Lost and Found Per-
sonals, Boarding and Rooms When specl-
fed add FIVE CENTS PER AGATE LINE
TO ANY oR THE ABOVE RATES,
There is drug store near your home
that will accept Ledger wants ads at
Office rates.
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BILLHoLDER Lost. blllhoder containing =
checks; one No; 1912 N5). other No. 33T for
S21 03l; also valuable papers and bills amount
ing 20 about t4 liberal reward. ]. J. c.,
8S2 N. Broad st.
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Iosr AND FOUND


wATCH--Iost, Saturday, eold watch, silver
fob on car 40. or between 63d and 0ist on
Columbia ave; reward II returned, 1921
jefferson al
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

CASHIER wanted; must have reference. Apply
NJ. slLVERMAN SONS. N. W. cor. 9Th and
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SITUATIONS wANTEo-MALE

sootKKtEEIPERucan OK. t,I; manssg office force and
take tull charge 8o2 Ledger Central
CHAUFFBUR-Hiph school student nearly 1s
driver and thoroaEbiy familiar with most
to 20 anywheT iSTe II i aIS Ledger T9 Central.
ion private family; strictly strictly sober, homes, and
willing TO be handy; six years last employer
oGa 3 M VS write j. g. r.. 200 0 w. DdyS st.. Ger
mantown.
Ion With private smg sn touring Seshore or
town. expd. driver: ref Z 557. Ledger Cent.
cHAyEFEuR FEE white sS mo5rled EearS SSSp
highest recommendations Dickinson 1908 w.
CHAUFFEUR. colored. wishes positions good ex,
Gnausur Ff6e1SS 10 Greensd S aS aSs Xrdmofe Ps
CHAUFFEUR. 3 years, expcrlence on all makes
so RwG 45 hedGs csntra Oe'
eS l Ss Do'SG SGre., s
family; best best refer' Sp' $40 $40. Ledger Central
cq2M fs5s ' rs FESFN SGs N Ni'R
: SO, GSSs
your requirements in reply aOI, Ledger
NAM @ef.reSts she sS SSn % SaG g.
cellent designer Of automatic and special ma
i"'' ins Box wv ITos. NtSs Station r. "O' Jus" '''' run
YOUNG MAN would like position with firm as
bookkceper where there Ia chance for advance
ment. 9I1 Ledger Central.
COMPETENT ACCOUNTANT
with 40 years general business and office ex-
pericnce offers his services to business houses
desiring accounts adjusted, books opened. syH
tens slmplihcd economies established. p
300. Ledger Office.
YALE GRADUATE desires tutoring. college en-
trance and school work: Latin and English
specialties Il 4Jo. Ledger Central
3 JAPANESE want places restaurant small
hotel factory dining room: salary or per-
centage. T38 Race.
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DRIVERS wanted for drop-bottom wngon; good
wages steady work Apply 1904 East Mont
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
continued rom Preceding column.

- - = "
Continued from Preceding Column.
COOK, also chanbermald. with sewins-Lady,
ciosinr house, wishes places for two exeelIent
maids, country or seashore. Appy ltVS MI
tenhouse ~.
COOK. hrst class: Scotch; country or shore;
wages $50 per month"; good reference, SOi
Smedley St.
DREssNfAKER, coiored, wants dresamat home
or out. 1919 s. goth. Phone. Dick. ablS J.
GIRL, French Wishes situation. -chambermaid
8. Martin At,
HoUsEKEEPER managing or companion; nurse
for nervous invalid or child; excellent reter-
ence. II sOs. Ledger Office. --
UNDRESS-Swedish woman wishes washing
at home go out. Mrs e. Hinchy, SO2
Aubrey ave-, Ardmore, Pa.
MOTHERS HELPER-American, Protestant,
experlenced good reference: seashore or noun
tains. n 29B. Ledger Office.
NURSE and useful companion to invalid OF
nervous lady or child; good seamHtress; coun-
try or mountains preferred. r 645, Led Cent.
NURSE desires position caring for baby or, In.
valid; best OF references. NJ o50. Ledger
Central.
NURSERY qovBRNEss.. German. experienced.
wAITREss-I,ady closing house wishes to place
Locust ITO.
mont, musical speaks French and Spanish;
would 70 TO the country seashore or travel
as companion or chaperon. best references,
II 300 Ledger Office.
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HELP wANTED-MALE

LqsMhdEBS s fG'?a Ia and dIfGf9H9Ea Hm''r
Lq9HbEdxSHa @ Ia sa RRss
MAGHINE oPERAToRs TXngRlENcEp IEl t,!' oY
$HE P"F NSSns H5BsHS
&SI sFSHTFR FHSB FROM IN csb SS4EBS 32b MARbT fSSA
APPLY AtT9cXk A9 MHF COZ 9RRFfS RFDMoRr. PA.
MANAGER--A general manager for an artificial
snso slIS GTOsi and salary ] eSpccted Soi Led Led on
MECHANICS WANTED, FIRST CLASS
Machine lathe hands, automatic machine
hands. mlwrghts. risgers molders: core
RadW HGSrS f&S work sdGy"ond P"
work. also men 70 handle hogs! steady posi-.
GenST Gicnolden. M Pa 's,'s' =. = ~,
tI;r tcuiars a. Il IA. Ledger Central w -
s9SSedI on ending machines. Apply sehoettIe's'
Steel Furniture Co. 119 S. l4th st
SALES MANAGER WANTED
on ns,ona oGsTs Of '5c
GTI%'t 6pportunitles Mt SA MeSEe Company. Aye ~ %
S96hi soda fountain H york hours per day; steady
work: wages 4ic. per hour; state experience
Way, S~S WHfrS Albany. r. Y go 4p''''' ~ 'O''N
SoLDERERs. experienced wanted on tin can
%G5k Sss H. No 12th. GfnerS n9'' apply reno NIB Co.,
TOOL AND GAUGE MAKERS. tool grinders
cneed @ men vii pc put under iGstfsetons; per-
ssS sEfss; Ibp H. FsRfsSR E AE%s
St Employment Office.
wEAYERs on %Seaqagd Tgr,sh towels Star
WHEELwRIGHT wanted competent man for
Der raS wos ssnd Yte9d o eaeS nJ APp the
YOUNG MAN. white or coiored. to drive motor
cycle paskase delivery; must be reliable and
se s. BOX $3.50 S678 o'e's'eeS ana wages desired p
make RAsst II In f@ ssFs ss mgst
HppT a. M dda SfS @ 9 aIs
NAN Appg %rs Gs IL Ga %on Fl fur
YOUNG MEN. between the ages of Is and 3d.
r%InlnF members q The fs sSfS line "fEs qf thS
TE.5ys defefSe apply g9 a. 400 Argh st.
regarding enlistment In the United States
Marine Corps.
sPLENpID, OPPORTUNITY for stenographer
6os ssSSs so SEsf p lumber and
TEN anglesmith's bar and plate furnace men:
go9d wages carfare paid. A 3Io. Ledger
HELP; eKperIenced. wanted In tin can shop,
Apply Reno Mfg, Co, 430 N. 18th St
BooKKEEPERs. several at sl5. out OF town
sI@i SLEREs, ,tio; GosT S$S,SS%4GS.E sex; S2;
MANAGER. SIS; sToREKEEPER out of
town, sl6; sTENoGRAPHERs. several good
SPsPinssso 'l' DRARUNSAHMIsNNEEN MSS RESIHXNI
SALES MANAGER, steam specIalties $4,000;
specialties,, $4,000; ASST. SALES MANAGER.
enced In Photographic supplies; Statesmen.
builders supplies, familiar with architect.
HIGH GRADE MEN
BUSINESS SERVICE COMPANY
1901 LAND TITLE BLDG,
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE
ACCOUNTING by expert, any kind nights and
holidays. + 80. Ledger Central.
BOOKKEEPER, Protestant IL years expert
ence. thoroughly familiar with modern meth
desiring comp. conscientious person
aso a cap. stenosrapher. + 40, Led. Cent.
CHAAiBERMAID or parlormald. Irish Prot.
wishes perm. positlon; excellent reference fur
nished. 55lO Media ST.. West Philadelphia.
CHAAiBERAiAID and waitress. neat experI-
enced and young good reference, wants 70 go
country Beashore, II 23T Ledger Onice.
prot
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-05

mEAHD.--At Atlantic City, N. j., on June 3.
1915. JAMES WILLIS. husband OF the late
Eilzabeth L. Heard, ssed IS years Interment
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-05

DRIVERS AND HELPERS
PP22Ss PaHthREEkkEHY atREkHY oE %Ad2M dG2MMps66RRENf s66RRXHEGNEf 4
FLOOR, BEFORE II A. NJ
STRAWBRIDGE T. CLOTHIER.
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LOST AND FOUND

For other Lost and Fond Ads SEQ Paso
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-05

June 1. 1918. II. CLAY HELLfNos. aged SO
Lode. No. $50, q p q Hswtoyn; and
horne are Invited TO attend the funeral with
nnt further notice, from his late residence,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-05

REsT PRICES PAID FOR LADIES,
and GENTS CAST-OFF CLOTHING SHOES etc.
SAAfl Ell COOPER. 1910 w GIRARD AVE.
BELL PHONE POPLAR OBi2
MUST H@Vti FJRNTT Rt, ali kinds: store TX.
turcs stocks OF goods, ncrchandise Of eyery eyoS
SPAYD's. SCI Walnut.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-05

HIeauy JoD. AppIy In rear OF IFdU w Mont-
BOmery
DRIVERS wanted; steady work. good wages.
Apply Crane Ice Cream Co. 2bS s. 23d ST.
EGG GAMBLER with not less than three years
steady candling experience; salary Sl5. App
noon hour only. 20 South Front.
FREIGHT HANDLERS-Men wanted to truck
freight at station; white eolored. Apply,
GARDENER. experienced 10 take care small
place and wash ma schins call Merton 4O6 or
write 10 Box b5, MeTion, Pa.
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HIGH.GRADE chassls for sale In Hrst-class
condition throughout; can be equipped with
either Hight delivery speedster body; will
Ledger Central.
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-05

TOOL AND GAUGE MAKERS. tool grinders
and RdJustcrs, machine operators: ineNperl.
enced men will be put under instructions: per.
manent and highest wages. Remington Arms
Co., Eddystone Pa. Apply II. +, LAWS. 18th
st. Employment Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-05

DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY
POTTER SCHOOL OF DRESSAiAKITG
DAILY AND EVENING SESSIONS
li35 GlRARD AVE. POPLAR B3TI.
DRESSMAEING RY EXPERT
MODESTO
30T penc'la Bldg. l1th and Market SITS.
COLUMBIA DRESSNiAKlNG SCHOOL; instruc-
tions daily, lT3B Columbia ave. Special rates
for gowns; ladies' tailoring.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01

a s1950 for furnishings for the amusement hall
 CONSTANT INCREASE IN PATIENTS.
 There 1o4 admitted hospital 1914 15S more treatment institution than than in 1913 During of year largest single year.
 52 6 PER CAPITA COST REDUCED. For the expense
  before
 The of hospital calls the where it s$1S9419.9s the year before. Among expense s12628, light $21704 provisions $2o0551 s1o55S7S The daily of supplies Among of
 
 coffee ASS 1o574 meat. dried fruits 0s3 bushels 
 DR. POLLOCK GOING TO BOSTON. Right experience taken place in that office October 10,
 Dr. H. M Pollock under superintendent derfu development 217 $1500000 buildings, accepted the Homeopathic trustees of the Norwich State hospital by which
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01

Dr. Thomas B. Erd- man, who since July 1, 1907. has been assistant superintendent, has been appointed acting super intendent to succeed Dr. Pollock. He has done conspicuously good work in his service at the hos pital to which he came immediately after his graduation with first honors from Hahnemann Medical college, Philadel- phia, in 1907. Before that he had graduated from Albright college at My erstown, Pa., class of 1904. He was born at Cherryville, Northamp- ton County. Pennsyl- vania, 32 years ago, the son of Rev. and Mrs. F. B. Erdman. Since conn ing to the Norwich State hospital he married on October 1T 1911 Dr
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01

the Of Connecticut slaves to habit
 It endeavor that attracting attention munites officials cerned in the practical reformation that is absolutely individual community he n
 Opened middle of October committed modate 30 its capacities that 51 patients further made underway there will be
 The located about hospital buildings and the Gallup he village of Poquetanuck.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01

, pr. Edward A. Everett, who has been senior phy- sician on the female service. has been ap- pointed acting assistant superintendent. He has been connected with the Norwich State hospital since July 8, 1914. He has made a record as a specialist in mental and
 nervous disorders since graduating from New York Homeopathic col
 lege in 1897. For eight years thereafter he was at the Middletowns State hospital in New York and for eight years after that in private 'sana- torium work in New York state. He is a na-. tive of New York city.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
Outlying

his him of absence 
 takes effect the first of February but he will be in Boston through this month returning here  O considerations which Poocs interest in the state farm established the State hospital with that the trustees
 
 
 inebriaes the feeling
  the nebrate farm work Indefatgabe in details such institution the Norwich State hospital Dr. Pollock standard institution pR T. E. ERpNaAN ACTING SUPERINTENDENT.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01

Comparatively little in the line of building work has been done in the past year at the Norwich State hospital except in the way of finishing up work that had already been started in the pre- ceding year, as the amount represented un- der new work was only $4,000; but in the year to come there will be the appropriation of $107,764 made by the last legis- lature to be expended. This is to be applied as follows: $130.000 for two new wards for 100 pa tients each, $12,000 for widening the porches on north and south wards B, $5,014 for renewal of the hot water supply and re- turn mains, S1,S00 for ex-
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01

discharged
 
 the desire have preferred condition sanatoriurn would be desirable. k g beginning
  there admitted s3 males and TO females discharged the 98 males admitted 51 between 21 he O mos largely to they
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01

One of the other i'm provements at the sana- torium was the comple- ton of a new service road around to the rear of the buildings so as to reach ths kitchen. the in- cinerator and the root cellar.
 During the year the daily average of patients under the charge of Dr. Hugh B. Campbell. the superintendent, and Dr. Edward J. Lynch, lthe assistant superintendent. with their staff of 36f to 3s. has sbeen 79. of which 45 were males and 34 females. The mainte- nance cost has been from SAG, ,090e to 2 $4S, 600.
 In the sYaIuable work that the institution is do- ing as one Of the battie- grounds of the state against the great White Plague, tWo spatients
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01

October 1904, hospital opened for patients institution located February 1s1 the Norwich State tuberculosis institutions located here, and middle October the third state institution State for nebates a hospital.
 the following of the of these the principal developments the past year given
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01

lures in remodeing buildings and the and water equipment. f55s 7&st- &f After the work has been completed the hospital it Is planned employ the inmates proving the highways tosns having already been partially perfected with the secen of Groton for the performing of
 SELF SUPPORTING AS FAR AS POSSIBLE.
 It is of possible and although be per week) for the this in end3 hoped that the institution maintained nominal friends relatives patients 
 DEMONSTRATE ITS VALUE. ,s of hospital through of this
 
 increasing capacity the various counties if such plan
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
TUBERCULOSIS sANAToRIUM HAD
 DAILY AVERAGE OF 79 PATIENTS
Its Sorest Need is More Isolation Rooms-Main-
 tenance Cost Was Between $46O00 and , $4S,OO0-163 Patients Admitted During the
 Year.

grant ap- propraon about $0O0 erection additional isolation 
 building possible to build available putting loft before.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
ToExPEND $1o7,76 AT
 STATE HOSPITAL THIS YEAR

For Two New Wards, Widening of Torches Water Supply and Other Work-Dr. Pollock to go to Massachusetts Homeopathic Hospital Superintendent t-Dr Erdman to Be Acting Superintendent Here and Dr. Everett Acting Assistant Superintendent
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
FARM FOR INEBRIATEs.

Eyes of the State on Experiment in Scientific Re- form Methods Applied to Victims of the Liquor Habit-Fifty-o Men Without Locks or Bars or Gates-Engaged in Healthful Occupations Their Work to Be Utilized For States Benefit
 In the in for
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01


 ton of health, although there are patients from all parts of the state. Of those received in the year 36 were from Nor wich and 27 from New London.
 Other Eastern Con- necticut towns were rep- resented as folio ws: willimantic 12, Mystic 5, Groton 6, Danielson 2. Jewett City 2, Greene vile 8, Plainfield 8, Put nam 2, Sprague 2,Water- ford 2, Pawcatuck 2, and Voluntown, Stonington, Brooklyn, Noank, North Windham one each.
 One department of the sanatorium that helps materially to reduce the maintenance cost besides providing a high quality of produce is the farm. Here in the past year the farmer has had IT
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
WHAT THEY DO AT FARM.


 The everything fitted he the farm the hold that liquor him could be broken by enforced period regular life, be heahfully disassociaed
 
 Each takes his residence buildings undergoing State hospital A visit the M tune or the inmates is oSSupea In & one place group of A was which to be the foundation for an extension of the building house yoke cartng sand poultry fixing up quarters dining room who been carpenters were finishing that provide about buildings clean half other the another nS care of G the pigs is @ IT The of each day goes on is in charge place.
 @ NO GATES OR BARS OR LOCKS.
 There are no gates or bars locks to confinement perfectly actabe and there Gallup is e oT o0O n the @ floor DOT % hF @ second floor dory rooms and in the basement is the baths. tory ps to 100 There other outbuildings
 KEEPING TRACK OF COST. s~ establishing expenses be State supplies the hospital essued the needs require slight addition the state 6aEng bread and pastry Is done at the main hospital but 1t IS have facilities for carrying the work the farm HOW FARM CAME TO BE usEp
 The Gallup farm of 100 bought in 1913 with ssoo lights gone setting the farm shape has been spent slightly less than $30oo building and equipment
 During the general bills providing establishment were quite character requesting appropriation other s50eoo These later referred to the committee appropriations
 visited the Norwich property purchased for some two years be used as depart Superintendent Pollock the opinion only considered 1t would impossible establish and distinct institution this If the Gallup
  be made s3ooo for reodng equipment and furnish tools During the last days of the session appropriation stricken bill passed establish 
 not to be disappointed easily and in view of 
 water has been brought from the installed Con company WORK WILL REImeuRsE STATE
 expectation first employ upon raising of the hospital dam for which the legsiature granted gallons gallons feet 4stf the that the inmates sucent reimburse all the sezendi
Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01


 vegetable products hay and bushels of tons of line vegetable the following 5000 heads of cabbage S bushels beans 75 bushels 300 bushels 150 bushels pumpkins, squash potatoes ears of 
 7s7as The also produced 263 of snnau fruit 1000 strawberry plants and blackberry bushes.
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