Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 29 April 1916 — Page 7
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Commander of an Austrian Submersible Tells of Periis and Discomforts of Service.
BERLIN, April 29. "Luck is tho most important factor in submarine warfare!"
This is the statement that Lieutenant Rudolf Singule, commander of the submarine which sank the Italian battleship Giuseppe Garibaldi, made to Gesa Heffczeg, a German correspondent on the Adriatic coast, who went there to interview him.
Lieutenant Sihgule is a typical Austrian marine offlver—energetic, broad shouldered, square jawed and witlj strong lines in his face. "Our submarines," added Lieutenant Singule, "like^ those of the Germans, have achieved wonderful success. YQU have asked me if the torpedo is a sure, unfailing instrument that always reaches the spot at which it has been aimed. It is because of that question that I reply that everything depends on luck—luck on every side and at every turn. However perfect the torpedo may be, the slightest mishap brings failure. A drop of oil in the mechanism may be the cause of delaying the launching of the projectile, and this loss of time may bring failure."
When asked regarding -some of his own personal experiences and exploits, Lieutenant Singule said: "We were out recently for a whole month and never even got a glimpse of the enemy. Finally we met a cruiser of the type of the Liverpool, and with a-great deal of enthusiasm we prepared to torpedo the ship. But our Joy was soon dispelled when we discovered that the cruiser was being conveyed from the Drina gulf to Brindsi by a flotilla of torpedo boat destroyers. Our presence was discovered by them and they chased us until night came. "However, our big day was when we sank the proud Giuseppe GaribaJdi. It was thfe purpose of the Italians to bombard Gravosa, and the Italian fleet was nearing our' coast. At that time one of our general staff said to me: 'If one of our U-boats should at this time chance to be in that vicinity I thinh we should see something big happen. "I immediately went to work to carrj out his wish. I soon sighted the Gieuscppe Garibaldi and at a distance of 600 meters fired two torpedoes. Both hit the mark and hundreds of her crew went to their death. The torpedo boat destroyers which accompanied the Garibaldi I was, of course, unable to follow, and they eluded me. "When our submarine came to the surface and I looked through the periscope the water was dotted with wreckage. "You ask me about the crew. Every man among them is efficient. The men make every sacrifice and they are deserving of all praise. It must not be forgotten that the work of a submarine crew is the most dangerous in the serv-
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and know nothing of what is going on. Their duty is to obey orders. "They are four hours on duty, followed by an hour's rest, but often they have to do without the rest. And, of course, when' we are out for some v length of time it means much Inconvenience and discomfort. There is no means of observing cleanliness or changing clothes, and we have "to snatch a bite to eat whenever we can.
We have no cook. One of the crew prepares the meals and we have to be content with what he serves to us. Our work is dangerous, but if atttended with success we forget all about the sacrifices and. the hardships."
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Attorney Ben Bhimlters left late Friday tor Chicago to be gone over Saturday and Sunday on a business trip.
Mr, an-1 Mrs. Isanr Weil will be tho guests of Mrs. Emil Meyer Sunday en rou/e from Hot Springs to their home in/Ft. Wayne, Ind.
Mrs. Flora Gnlfck is making prepartions for re-openint? the park and laygrounds on the banks of the river, etween Swan and Park streets.
WEST TERRE HAUTE NEWS.
by Special CorresponCant.
Krackenberger, of Johnson avenue, Wednesday. James Frey and Mrs. Emma Holifip.lrl of rural route No. 1 were married Tuesday evening at tho Larimer Hill mission by Rev. William Bloomfield.
Mrs. James Brownlee of Johnson avenue entertained Tuesday evening with a children's party in honor of her little daughter. May's, seventh birthday anniversary. Mrs. Brownlee was assisted in entertaining the little people by Miss Vf-stsi Harvey, who had charge of the amusements, which consisted of ganies and contests. A dainty two-cours'j Supper was served at a table, the appointments of wh'cii were lavender and white. Tiny Easter baskets were given as favors. Those present were Sarah Morgan, Margaret Cassaday, Mildred Howells, Margaret Ruth All, Agnes Spears. Maurine McIlroy. Frances Stevenson. Ellen Frew and Richard Mcllroy. Regrets were received from Muriel Mattox. The little hostess was the recipient of manv gifts.
W-jSit Terre Haute Knights of Pvthias lodge held its regular meeting Wednesday nisjht. Routine business was transacted. After having the lower part of their building vacant for several months the lodge has rented it to the Gccrgo W. Splady Hardware company.
STATISTICAL NOTES.
REAL ESTATE TRAXSFEUS. Vesta Blanchard to Ralph O. Blanchard. lot 112 W. W. Ray's sub. $1,000.
Walter G. Himmelbauer et ux. to William E. Weiler et ux., pt. IV Daniel E. Jones' sub. $3,400.
William S.'Clark to Martha, A. Maples, lot 20 Clark's sub. $S0.
YOUTH DENIES MURDER.
CHICAGO, April 29—Edgard Hettinger, 19 years old, who yesterday •confessed that he killed Mrs. Agnes
Middleton. a milliner* the night of .April 4,^oday repudiated the confession.
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costume, "bloomers being worn. The hat, with its Shakespearean effect, is most charming. The ringed stockings and the novel cut shoes complete the costume, a most unique one that will find favor with the summer sea nymphs.
gtTY BRIEFS
DEATH NeSCE.
DANIELS—Mrs. F. A., died Friday evening at 9:39 at residence, 2108 N. '11th St.
Funeral services from the home 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon. Burial Highland Lawn.
HELP WANTED—Male.
Army of United States. Men wanted able bodied, unmarried men between Ages of 18 and 35, citizens of United
States, of good character and temeprate habits, who can speak, read and write the English language. For information apply to recruiting officer, 7009 Wab. Ave., Terre Haute, Ind. WANTED—Men to learn the barber trade few weeks completes tools given earn while learning job3 waiting can run your own shop write for catalogue, mailed free.
Moler Barber College, 849 E. Washington street, Indianapolis. WANTED—Men to learn barber trade.
Tuition, $15. Apply at 310 Ohio St., C. & S. Barber College. i WANTED—A sober Industrious man for furniture delivery. J. B. Smith, 1125 Wabash. WANTED—Kitchen help, at Ryder's restaurant, 830 Main. Call in per-
WANTED—Dishwasher. American restaurant, 807 Wabash Ave. WANTED—Bell boy and white porter.
Terre Haute house.
HELP WANTED—Female. WANTED—School teacher: to travel during summer vacation. Pleasant territory. School proposition. Railroad, fare, salary and commission.
S. J. Gill Allan, 58 E. Washington St., Chicago. 111. WANTED—50 operators on power machines to make mackinaws, coats and
gafriuel
ants steady work teaching free, Frank & Sons. WANTED An experienced girl for srpneral house work. Willing to go into the country three miles." Apfply 429 3. 6tn.
WANTED—A. refined lady to show photographs house to house good pay out-of-town. Inquire Martin's Photo
Shop.
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ft meeting of the general Memorial day committee will be held at Memorial hall Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock and reports will be heard. Other committees to look after the various details will also be appointed at this time.
£o*ep i .1. Salcbert, who has been attending the American Conservatory of Music at Chicago since last September, has returned from the summer vacation.
WANTED White girl for general house work no washing two in family. 800 S. 4th new phone 4124. WANTED—Girls to sew will teach you how steady work. Ehrmann
Mfg. Co., 10th and Wabash. WANTED—Girls to sew on mackinaws and other work. Stahl-Urban & Co., 9 Vg and Ohio Sts. WANTED—Woman for general housework. Must ho experienced. Apply 200 N. 1st St. WANTED—Girl for general housework,
Call mornings, 2223 N. 9th. WANTED—Girl for general housework. 2208 S. 3rd. WANTED—Girl for housework, 514
Eagle.
WANTED—Girl at 163P 4th Ave.
HELP WANTED—Maie and Female. $75 month: get government jibs: men and women wanted list of ousitions obtainable free. Franklin Institute, department 94-0. Rochester, N. Y.
WANTED—Raoms.
WANTED Two modern rooms for lierht housekeeping between 8th and 5th Sis. 500 square north or south limit. Address postoffice box C. M. 63.
WANTED—House.
WANTED—Furnished apartments, 4 or 5 rooms modern for three adults permanent. Best of references. Eo.v 27, Tribune.
W ANTEIV—Situation.
WANTED—Position, driving car experienced taxi and jitney driver. Call old phone 890. WANTED—Day work or washing. Old phone 2030.
WANTED—Tc Buy.
WANTED—To buy your notes. T. H. Investment and Loan Co., room 11, Naylor-Cox building, Fourth and
Main streets. New phone 4S85 old phono 577. WANTED"—Your notes at a discount.
U. S. Loan Co., rooms 8-9 National block. New 2909 old 411. WANTED—To buy stoves and furniture. Bell phone 3811 citizens phone 2404-X. WANTED TO BUY—Gray's or Cunningham's anatomy. Call new phono 2131-L. WANTED TO BUY—Second-hand furniture and stoves. Old phone 828 new 3913-L.
WANTED—To buy second-hand clothing and furniture. New phone 3597-L. BEST PRICES PAID for used clothing and shoes. Call new phone 3550, WANTED TO BUY—Old lumber. Old phone 828: new phone 3913-L. WANTED—To buy o'.d lumber. Phone old 2551. Citss. 20C0
WANTED TO BUY Second Hand furniture and Stoves
New Phone 384 Old Phone 849. George Finch, 11*11 Poplar street.
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DOINGS OF THE VAN LOONS—At That, Father Will Have Plenty, It Seems
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FOR RENT—H?Ti£fs and Flats. FOR RENT—Housekeeping apartment in the Walden. The rent Includes steam heat, hot and cold water and .janitor service .hardwood finish, tile bath room, refrigerator, gas stove, built-in full length mirror, sideboard and china closets best value in city, considering location and accommodations. Engage your apartment now, as later on the demand is greater than the supply. Terre Haute
Trust Co.
FOR RENT—Seven-room flat: Citizens' heat, water and gferage furnished. 807 S. 7th street call Sliger!s art store. FOR RENT—After May 1, modern 6room house at 1526 S. 6th St. Address Edgar Dick, Greencastle, Ind. FOR RENT—Modern 6-room apartment In the Davis. Call J. G. Vrydaugh. Citizens phone K93. FOR RENT—Beautiful 5 and 6-room apartment, -Fifth and Swan. New phone 1880. FOR RENT—Modern furnished rooms for two gentlemen preferred. 301
P. 7th.
FOR RENT—Six-room modern house, 1659 North 9th. New phone 3208-X. FOR RENT—Modern apartment, Sixth and Chestnut. Knisely. Phone 1126. FOR RENT—4-room house. 620 S. 10th St. Frank Teel, phone 1221. FOR RENT—Modern upper apartment. 322 N. 8th: new phone 1609. FOR RENT—Four-room modern flat, $16. Inquire 1016 S. 4th. FOR RENT—House, modern, 113 N, 8th. Citizens phone 500. FOR RENT—Four room house. 108 S. 10% Dr. Laughead. FOR RFNT—5-room furnished flat.
Call old phone 4247. FOR RENT—5-room modern apartment. 417 S. 6V4. FOR RENT—-Modern front room with alcove. 112 S. 7th. FOR RENT—Hcuse and barn. 1110 S.
Fourth.
FOR RENT—4-room house, 1604 N. 5th.
FOR RENT—FnrifiwKecl Rooms. FOR RENT—2 furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 521 N. 14th. FOR RENT-"-Furnished front room woman pr-'erred. £35 S. 8th St. FOR RENT—Furnished or unfurnished front rootn. 621 N. Center. FOR RENT—Nice Kleer-ing roont, $1.50 per week. 101 N. 13th Pt. FuR RENT—Three unfurnished rooms at 640 N. 5th. FOR RENT—Modern front room. Old phone 2 i SO. FOR RENT—Modern furnished room, 514 Eaglu. FOR RENT—Furnished room, 1218 Mulberry. FOR RENT—Room gentleman. 130 S. 6
FOR RENT—Unfnrni8hed Rooms. FOR RENT—Three-room apartment and alcove city heat. 712 Walnut,
FOR RENT—-Miscellaneoiia. FOR RENT—Business room, corner 13th and 2nd Ave.: suitable for wall paper and paint shop. Also furnished rooms gas and phone furnished.
Ca'l 2247-R new phone.
FOR RENT—Offices, Tribune Building. Apply Wabash Realty and Loan Co., 721 Wabash Ave,
FOR REFL'—Pianos.
FOR RENT—New 'plcnos, $'4.00 per month, with purchase privilege. See W. H. Paige & Co.. 642 Wabash Ave
WANTED—Miscellaneous.
FURNITURE PACKED by experienced men estimates free also packing boxes and barre2s for sale. C. Krah
Box Co., 1447 Tippecanoe new 2767. WANTED—Everybody to know that we are carrying a complete line of Ashing tackle at prices to suit you. Central Loan Co., 16 North Fourth St. WANTED—Automobiles to store, $4.00 and $5.00 per month open day and night. City garage, 4th and Poplar. WANTED-—-Furniture to pack, 20 years' experience. H. Eldred, 710 Cherry
St. new phone 2489 old 3357. WANTED—5 to 8-year-old pony. Have one 12 years to trade in. J. B. 'Smith, 112b Wabash. WANTED—Vault cleaning reasonable prices. John Jacob and Jack Strader, old phone 3033. WANTED—Your picture framing at reduced prices. Glass for sale. Ferguson, 30 S. 4th. WANTED—To clean vaults. Charles
Jones, old 1683 new phone 1252-J. WANTED—Don't worry. Scotten cleans wall paper. New 1887-R, old S83. WANTED—Paper cleaning. Chezem and
Reynolds, new 2094-J.
LOST^
LOST—PHYSICIAN'S CASE OF IN ST KIT VENTS PROBABLY ON E. WABASH. LIBERAL REWARD. DR.
HcCALL.
LOST—Ma-i's gray coat on road between Stil^svllle and Terre Haute. Reward. Apply 200 N. 21st St. LOST—On Wabash Ave., small brooch basket design, set with green stones.
Return to i') N. 7th St. LOST—Tuesday, pair of nose glasses v.-itli shell rim, in case. Return to
Tribune office.
SPECIAL DRINKS.
All leading brands of bottled in bond whiskey. 10c per drink. Buy from us for home use. Een M. Baugh, 905 Wabash avenue.
PUMP REPAIRING.
We drive wells, place-sinks and cistern pumps in kitchen. Work guaranteed. Coffman Bros., 1539 Chase. Citz. 3824.
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FOR SALE—Hiscellaneont. FOR SALE—A very fine mahogany piano of standard make used about fifteen months in perfect condition.
Price, $250 terms, $5 cash, $1.50 a week. Robertson's, 116 N. 7th afreet ABk your grocer for
RICHLAND COFFEE AND TEA, PERFECT IN CUP. Roasted and Packed By KLATTE COFFEE CO., 881 N. Sixth. FOR SALE—New and unredeemed suits.
Pants, shoes, underwear, shirts and furnishings of all kinds at prices to suit your pocket book. Central Loan Co., 16 N. Fourth St. FOR SALE—Cook stoves, $5 ranges, $6 gasoline stoves, $1.50 gas plate, 75c kitchen cabinet, $7 kitchen tables, $1 dining table, $4. Scott, 1336 Main.
FOR SALE
OAK CASE PIANO Fine Condition $150.00
W. W. KIMBALL CO., 672 Ohio St. FOR SALE—Beds, 97c: springs, 97c washstands, $1 dressers, $5 organs, $9 folding beds, $4 cash or credit.
Scott, 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Slightly used Stegei* & Sons piano large size in good condition cheap for cash. RoDertsori's, 116 N. 7th street. FOR SALE—Furniture, carpets, rugs, stoves, ice boxes, etc., at lowest prices. Central Loan Co.» 16-18 N.
Fourth St. FOR SALE—Beautiful bay mare, 12 years old, weighs 1,100 pounds willing worker. Inquire Brinkman farm,
Riley road. FOR SALE—$800 piano used short time otfk case: special cash price, $98. Brewer Piano Co., 7th and
Cherry.
FOR SALE Household furniture, cheap reason for selling, party leaving city. Inquire 1710 S. 3rd street. FOR SALE—'Good clean stock of groceries and meat market doing nice business. Call 1039 new phono. FOR SALE—$825 piano only used a few months. $175 payments. Brewer
Piano Co.. 7th and Cherry. FOR SALE—Early transplanted tomato and cabbage plants. Dan Rolling^ greon house, 1650 3rd Ave. FOR SALE—50 Ice bbxerf and refrigerators, $3 and up $1 down, $1 a week
Scott, 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Several slightly used stoves and ranges at your own price. 303 Wabash avenue. FOR SALE—One delivery wagon. Apply Charles Fread grocery, 7th and
Lafayette. FOR RALE—Alrdale carrier puppy, Eligible for registration. New phone 40 tl-R. FOR SALE—White enameled bed new box mattress. 412 Rea Bldg. FOR SALE—Two spring wagons, one surroy. Inquire 627 N. 12tn. FOR SALE—Grocery and meat market. Call new phone 459. FOR SALE—Drop-head Singer sewing machine, $6. 22 S. 6th. FOR SAJLE—Motorcycle, good condition. 1715 S. 9th street. FOR SALE—Scotch collie male pups. 110 N. 14th. FOR SALE—Good work horse: cheap. 1 SOI s. 21st. FOR SALE—Work horse, 1416 S. 19th. FOR SALE—Evans brooms, both phones
45 pound cotton mattress regular $10.00 value, FTJT now $Oe I O
Wabasb Fnrniture Co.
16 S. 4th St.
FOR SALE—Poultry.
FOR SALE—Setting hens. New phono 3755-X.
FOR SA^E—Real Estate.
FOR SALE—Six-room cottage splendid location, 921 North 9th street lot 36x168 well, cistern and furnace, gas, water and sewer connection price, $2,600 terms cash. Address A. Kotsoh, 938 Everett street, Los Angeles, Cal., or see J. W. Funk, 1712 Chestnut street. FOR SALE—Several houses on easy payment plan. Terre HAute Investment & Loan Co., 11 Naylor Cox
Bldg., new 436B: old 577. FOR SALIC—By owner fine Illinois farm, 217 acivs best improvements.
Write Dr. H. H. Thacker, Brazil, Ind.
FOR SAUj—-Autoa.
FOR SALE.
1915 Studebaker, six. 11'14 Studebaker, four. 1912 Oakland, roadster.
WM. A. ENGLES, 222 South Seventh.
FOR SALE—Maxwell touring car in No. 1 condition new tires and new radiator. 820 Mulberry. FOR SALE—Two electrics,- Baker and
Columbia in good condition cheap. Call new or old 942. FOR SALE—5-passenger Studebaker cheap. Will demonstrate. 2631 Tippecanoe. FOR SALE—5-passonger, $250 one truck, $175. T. Auto Ex., 665 Laf. FOR SALE—Overland roadster, firstclass machipe. 216 Wabash Ave.
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Green house, heated with hot water also 4-room house and 2 lots. I want a small farm. Call old phone 3347. FOR SALE OR TRADE—5-room modern cottage, 1711 N. Sth St. Address owner, 1610 E. 12th St.. Indianapolis. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Store building at 412 N. 4th.
ALASKA GAS COAL CO.
Old phone 700 New 2065. TSest Southern screened coal, '2,000 pt.unds, $2.40 and ?2.60
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DEV^p^-nNG OLICER'5
REPAIRING.
Furniture repaired, reftnished and rebuilt mirrors resilver6d. Old phone, 772. Montgomery.
DOG HARNESS.
See our new line harness and collars. Zachman Harness Co.. 24 N. 4th street.
BAG RUG WEAVING.
RAG RUG weaving. Walter 8. Hushes, M1H Wabasb avenuei.
UPHOLSTERING.
First-class upholstering and repairing. Bauer. 1100 Pop. New 4060-L: old 2242*
BILLIARD 8UPPLIES.
POOL TABLES—New and second-hand, also supplies. Jacob May. 1346 Wab.
FITRNITORE AND PIANO MOVING. CONRAD Transfer Co„ 29-81 & Ninth. New MOO old PL Experienced men.
Positively Painless Extraction
V/e Have Done It For Thousands of Others, Wt Can Dolt For You
We guarantee to extract teeth ablolutely without pain. The dread is gone the pain removed, by our modern scientific methods and the skill attained through 17 years of practice in this city.
Come where the pain is elirttinated.
DR. REISS
New York Dental Parlors. ^12'/2 Wabash Ave., over Joseph's.
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Seed oats ud fertilise* all k|n«ls of feeds prompt delivery. STANDARD HAT AND GRAIN CO.
Botfc pfcoaes. 10% and Mulberry
Hours—9-12 a. m. 3-5 p. m. 7-8 p. m. Sunday—10-X2 a. m. only.
Odell Weaver, M. D.
EYE, BAR, NOSE AND THROAT. Suites 202-204 Rea Building. Eighth SAd Wabash Ave.
Terre Haute, Ind.
Scratch Feed, Chick Feed, Poultry Mash, Developing Feed, Pin Head Oats, Oyster Shell
Prater-Mottier Co.
STORAGE.
STORAGE—Furniture packed, stored and crated 'brick building. Get our reduced freight rates south and all western points. Quick service. Union
Transfer and Storage Co. Of floe' 10^4 and Wabash. Both phones 404. WANTED—City storage, new brick warehouse, 44 South 10 Vfe autcmobiles,, pianos, find household goods, stoves* Dr. 3. T. Laughead. Old phone 1441. Office phone 947 old.
^^MISCEL^^OtJS. BARBERS—We have a complete line of German cutlery at the old prices. Big 4 Tonic- gives the same results as
Fitche's, and costs you $4 per gal. T. H. Barber Supply Co., 1016 Wabash Ave.
SEED OATS.
FOR SALE—Big Four white seed oats, guaranteed to grow. At West Side Feed Store, 13 S. 2nd street Harrison 8m!th.
MOVING VANS.
BILLY WALSH. 12 Cherry St., makes a specialty of furniture and pianos. Prompt, careful. New 534 old 4007.
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Automobile Bargains
I have several cars that have been rebuilt and are practically the same as new at prices lower, than anysuch cars have ever been offered in Terre Haute. i/:
H. C. HANNA
670 OHIO 8TREET.
SPECIAL
12 Dahlia roots (No two alike) and 12 Gladioli bulbs (mixed AA colors) all for .. .. .. .'3}JL«UU 20 Dahlia roots (No two alike) my selec- (I*"1 PA tlqn $1.DU
Now is the time to plant. Phone your order, we will deliver. PA K E R'S D"A HUIA ^A ftM.' Bell phone, North 78- Citz. 39Q4-X.
Office Hours, 10-12 2-4. New phone'34(KH Old phone 733.
Dr.Ezra R.8aldridge
EYC, EAR, NOSE, THROAT
Ro»c Dispensary Bldg. Terre Haute.' Residence Phone H911. Evening and Sunday by Appointment.
STOVE REPAIRS
WE MAKE THEM FOB ANY 8TOVE OR RANG!
Springer-Whitaker Foundry
New 3237-L—PH0NE8—Old 1689 916 North Tenth.
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DR. W. W. FOX
THE BLIND MASSEUR BODY MASSAGE
Will call at residence If desired. Of*" flee hours at house 2 to 4 p. m. 817 Ohio St. New Phone 2628.'
WE BELIEVE IN PREPAREDNESS
nationally and In Buiinast
Lumber Co.
MONEY TO LOAN $25 to $250
to good people who only want small loan and can give good p*r« sonal note or chattel seourity.
Termi and Interest most reasonable. See
LON K. MILBURN
TERRE HAUTE INVESTMENT AND LOAN CO. Room 11, Naylor-Cox Building. 4th and Main. Over Myers Broa.
Get What You Neod
and pay us buk a little at a tima.
$25
That Is Our Plan
Any amount from (5 to $250 will be advanced to you at 1 per cent- per month on furniture, pianoa, livestock, etc.
EAGLE LOAN C0.
Both Phones 166.
W/a 8outh Seventh Streot. Corner of Ohio.
PHOAK TRIBUTE YOUR HAST