are Buildings-Use Community Heating propose their own answer. In a few days their committee came to him with a proposal that their pay should be cut a dollar a day all around. The man. ager's estimate of the necessary reduction was a dollar and fifteen cents, but he accepted their figure, and the opera. tion went forward on a basis of mutual understanding and confidence. The third group to face the manager has represented the local citizens. It has included business and professional men whose fortunes are bound up with the community. Some of these men have belonged to the same club, lodge, and chamber of commerce with the manager. They have been thinking of their families and of the business and "Adsco Community community enterprises to which they Heating " being in stalled in West committed. They have asked: tunnel at St.Paul, Chester, Pa. "How are bills to be paid, how is the Minn., 110 feet community life to be maintained, if your underground. industry shuts down or pays starvation wages? Stores, churches, schools, the paving of streets and the building of homes are all at stake here. Are you playing fair with us or are you only concerned to save your own gains?" Under this kind of pressure managers have consented to continue operating at heavy loss. The will of the community has prevailed to maintain decent family Reduce insurance premiums. Do away with coal dust, ashes and support and to preserve some degree of fire-tending in each separate building. unity and courage among its members. Behind this group the manager has Heat groups of buildings from seen in his mind's eye a larger public one central source of steam. Pipe waking up to a realization of their in the steam through underground terest in all basic industries and their equity in all natural resources. Once mains and pay according to the this public might be "damned" with im amount used as metered, the same punity, but those old days of managerial as gas, water, and electricity. Have irresponsibility are gone. Now the public asks questions and has ways of a steady heat supply positively forcing an answer. Principally it asks, controlled 24 hours a day. “How important is your service to us, and are you asking a fair price for it?” Home of H. E. Chubbuck, This is the ideal method of heatIf not satisfied on these points, the pub Peoria, Ill. ing buildings. During the past 40 lic may stubbornly or clamorously de years we have designed equipment mand “to be shown." To all these questions the manager and made installations for more than has been tempted to say that his busi 400 towns, institutions, industrial ness is to produce, not to talk; that he plants, groups of residences, etc. is doing his best and has no apologies or explanations to offer. But without Write for complete data regardthe understanding and support of the stockholders, the employees, and the ing cost, operation and profits. Is public he cannot keep on producing. there exhaust steam being wasted by Their questions are part of his job. any plant in your neighborhood ? Ultimately he will have to talk things over fully and frankly with them and Ask for Bulletin No. 20-0 on win their confidence and good will. Residence of J. M. G. Brown, “ Adsco Community Heating.' With respect to the first group he has Morgantown, W. Va. probably recognized this necessity. Adsco Heating. Bulletin No. 158-0 describes With regard to the second and third he “Adsco Heating,” the one valve is beginning to do so. Occasionally, to be sure, one still finds a manager who system, for individual buildings. 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Educational Device Co., 527 West 125th St., New York. HELP WANTED Business Situations WANTED-Cultured woman with experience to take charge of the housekeeping department of a music school settlement. Correspondence invited with an executive personality who likes social contact as well as domestic atmosphere. 896, Outlook. WANTED, a matron in an oral school for the deaf. 884, Outlook. Companions and Domestic Helpers WANTED-Nursery governess or mother's helper, Protestant, educated, understands children, age 30-40 years, for two children, 4% and 6% years. Situation permanent. Highest references essential. Salary $80. 923, Outlook. WOMAN, refined, Protestant, who does not wish to go out to service, who would appreciate good home with suburban family of three adults, assist household duties where no maid is kept. 932, Outlook. HOUSEMOTHER and semi-governess Active, cheerful, educated American or European of competence and experience, one speaking German and (or) French preferred. One child 6 and one 13, others at college, mother in poor health. Two servants, auto. Widow with 6 or 8 year child considered. Ability to drive car important. Apply by letter only, giving complete history and reterences. Address S. E. Corner Holliday and Hillen, Baltimore, Md. WANTED-Two conscientious Christian women, one for night and one for daytwelve hour duty-to care for chronic invalid (female) in New York City. None but highest Christian type need apply. $5 each per day without maintenance. 929, Outlook. HELP WANTED MISCELLANEOUS WANTED-Couple, Protestants, to occupy CAPABLE, educated woman, experienced shop for you, services free. No samples. BOYS wanted 500 boys wanted to sell The Outlook each week. No investment necessary. WORKING housekeeper of refinement and TRAVELING COMPANION. Position Write for selling plan, Carrier Department, experience for elderly mother and business wanted as traveling companion for lady for The Outlook Company, 381 Fourth Ave., daughter in Brooklyn apartment; tempo- summer months in Europe, by capable, amia New York City. rarily or permanently. 939, Outlook. ble, and intelligent lady accustomed to work HOUSICWORK, Mature girl or middle as companion and secretary. Can drive car. SUNNYSIDE House-Home school and aged woman, neat, strong and cheerful, for Best of references. References required. 914, nursery for happy children, 1-10. Open all plain cooking and general housework in Outlook. year. Intelligent care. Refined environment. Moderate terms. YOUNG man, university graduate, wishes Non-sectarian. Box 68, ENTHUSIASTIC traveler, refined, intel- successful motherly women will give personal lectual young lady, 28, desires position as care and helpful training to defective child tor, if possible. Good, but not fancy, wages traveling companion to gentlewoman. Refer- in private country home, one hour's ride and unusual permanent home for somebody ences. 919, Outlook. from New York City ; references and details above ordinary servant type, willing to prove it by satisfactory service. Address, giving TRAINED teacher-chaperon would like upon response. HELEN C. BRADLEY, West Passaic Ave., near Day St., Bloomfield, N. J. age, nationality, qualifications, experience, position as housemother or companion, or pay expected. 940, Outlook. housekeeper where some help is kept. 938, WANTED—One or two small children to Outlook. board in country. References. Address 900, care of two children, three and five years, and YOUNG American woman, experienced, Outlook. educated, desires position going to Havana. SHAKESPEARE-How many questions could you answer on Shakespeare ? Consult the game * A Study of Shakespeare." Ensummers. References required. State salary COMPANION-housekeeper, gentlewoman, unusual capabilities, most dependable and dorsed by best authorities. Instructive and desired. Regular time otr, every consideration. Refined home. 943, Outlook. economical, take charge of household. 942, entertaining. Price 50 cents. The ShakeOutlook. speare Club, Camden, Me. Teachers and Governesses WANTED, by capable, educated woman, LADY living near New York, where the WANTED—Competent English governess day time position in New York City as secre environment is of the best, will gladly take a for several children living outside Philadel- tary-companion. Is musical, literary, fitted child, giving it a mother's care and training. phia who attend school. 022, Outlook. to be executive secretary or hostess house- $30 weekly. 927, Outlook. keeper; or, would chaperon young, lady SITUATIONS WANTED student. References excellent. 948, Outlook. M. W. Wightman & Co. Shopping Agency, established 1895. No charge; proinpt delivery. Business Situations WIDOW of refinement with little daughter, 44 West 22d St., New York. 7, would like position as housekeeper for EXPERIENCED woman, executive, secre- widower or bachelor where help is kept. WANTED - Young women to take nine tarial training, desires interesting responsible 945, Outlook. months' course in training for the care of position. Would travel. 930, Outlook. LADY (Scottish) wishes position as secre chronic and convalescent invalids. Address Companions and Domestic Helpers tary or secretary-companion. Willing to Supt. F. E. Parker Home, New Brunswick, N. J. travel for expenses only. At present engaged as secretary to principal large women's col- AMBITIOUS writers of photoplays, short lege. Free March or April. Highest refer- stories, songs, poems, newspaper articles, housemother, housekeeper, or other execuences. 947, Outlook. send to-day for FREE helpful booklet, tive position in summer camp for girls or COMPANION. Young woman would like "Successful Writing.' Writer's Digest, S 688 boys for season of 1922. Satisfactory refer to take place of daughter with elderly couple Butler Bldg., Cincinnati. or lady living alone. Good homne more im- CORRECT breathing cure. For asthma and hay fever. Instructions illustrated. For elderly couple or lady living alone where Teachers and Governesses information address Frances refinement, education, responsibility, appre E. Willard ciated. Mitchell, 118 Montague St., Brooklyn, Memorial, National Physical Betterment INTELLIGENT young woman, college Bureau, 220 West Park Ave., Mansfield, 0. N. Y. graduate, experienced in care of children, NURSE, refined, for seni-invalid or elderly wishes position as governess June 20-Sep “MAKE YOUR OWN" COLD CREAM. person going to California ; South; traveling. tember i. Travel preferred. Tutor French, Formula and directions for facial treatment, References. 889, Outlook. German. Excellent references. 888, Outlook. $1. Mills, D, Suite 1121, 1133 Broadway, N. Y. |
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