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HARDWOOD RECORD 



May 10, 1922 



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E. G. HUTHSTEINER 



Treasurer and Manager 



Tell City Furniture Company 



TeU City, Ind. 



ALWAYS TR\ to give the best value possible for the money received." It is 

 upon this solid foundation that the success of E. G. Huthsteiner, treasurer and man- 

 ager of the Tell City Furniture Company, Tell City, Ind., is based. It is to this policy 

 that Mr. Huthsteiner himself credits "whatever success I may have had in the furniture 

 business." 



But it must not be inferred from this that Mr. Huthsteiner is a man who is given to the 

 pleasant sport of talking about himself. He only gives up information of the kind quoted 

 above when under pressure of questions put as only a reporter or a prosecuting attorney can 

 put them. He is a reticent man and a modest one, and his values are as solid as those he 

 puts into the bedroom suites he makes out at Tell City. 



Mr. Huthsteiner came into this troubled world on Jan. 31, 1867, which indicates that he 

 is a young man still. His father was a banker and the young man's first business experi- 

 ence was in the Tell City National Bank, in which his father was a cashier. When he was 

 fourteen he began working in the bank during summer vacations. He continued at this 

 sort of work until he was seventeen, when his father, who was one of those old fashioned 



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