South Bend News-Times, Volume 32, Number 69, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 10 March 1915 — Page 5

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George T. Thorward, Administrator of Estate, Begins Action Against Home Telephone

Co. 312,000 Involved.

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tor of the f-t it of Th lore Thor- j f ward, brought two suit- in the c Ircuit j j court Tuesday aft rioem aain.-t the

South IJond Home Telephone Co.. and others, to s- cure the n assignment of JlL'.Of'y in stock alleged to be held as collateral security. The i-ult aiisc.-i from the construction of the telephone plant at (ialo-n, Mich., which was erected 1 y Tim jdur- Thorward in the yiar llovs when lo wa president of tht suth !'. n 1 Home Telephone Co. The plaint i;T is represented by Stuart MacKiidun. It is alleged that Theod.,r Thorward built the (lalhn plant at the time ho uas pr sident and a stoc kholder In the South IP-nd ompuny and also in the I!, rrien Countv Horn Telephone Co. and that moii'.v and labor in erecting the plant w re secur d on the credit of tin South Rend 'jornpany. It is further alleged that after the plant was ir operation the controlling stockholders of the South Rend company repudiated the acts of Theodore Thorward in ouilding the dalien plant claiming tint there had been a misappropriation of the South Rend corporation- prop rty. It is paid that thee stockholders demanded that Theodore Thorward reimburse the South Rend company for the amount of money secured on the credit for the erection of the Ialien plant. Thorward agreed to do this and lie and his wife and sn put up as collateral to secure this payment, certain stork in the South land company. This was done in l'.ll. Thorward dad in 1'JIS. In November of suit wai brought at St. Joseph, .Mich., by th" South Rend company against tho r.errien county company. It was held by the plaintiff in this suit that th'i money of the South Bend company had built tho Galien plant and on this; crround it wa nL-ed that ihn

Calien plant be turned' over to the

S'uith Rend company. It was shown I i

mat aniora i . Harris nan pam tne obligations of the South Rend company incurred by Theodore Thorward. The court found In favor f

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in ine sun. now nrougnt iy ucorgo T. Thorward it is claimed that inasmuch as Harris, (dieted to take the 'alien plant in return for the obligations of the South Rend company, incurred by Theodore Thorward, he must now return the stock of the South Rend company given by Thorward and his wife and son as collateral.

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::: NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS

jc -jC 5j jC in-Lvnis. Aloislcs ralus.ev, ski, one and a half years old, son of Mr. and .Mrs. Michael l'alus.ewski, .1 1 o N. O'Brien st., died Tuesday evening at lo o lock followinu' a brief illness. Tl:e funeral will bo held Thursday afternoon at II o'clock at Si. Stanislaus 'atholic church. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Polish cemetery.

lTMlHALS. Tho funeral of John Zwierzynski, 2." years old. who died Sunday niirht after a few weeks' illness, was held this morning at 0 o'clock froin the residence of his mother. Mrs. Josephine Zwicrzynska, 1 AY. Sample st. Burial was in Cedar Grove cemetery.

The funeral of Mrs. Mary Manuszak, r.O years old, who died Saturday afternoon after an illness of a few weeks with typhoid fever, was held this morning at S o'eloek from the residence. 1 :: C fl S. tlrace st., to St. Alelbort's Catludic church. Ilev. John Kubackl, pastor of the parish oiliciated. Burial was in St. Joseph's Polish cemetery.

social i;v i:ts. The gymnasium class of Falcons, Z. Balicki. No. 1, will meet Thursday evening at 7 o'clock at Z. B. hall. Tho rehearsal of St. HedwiRe's choir will he held Friday evening at 1:30 o'clock at the old St. Hedwie school building. Tho exercises of Falcons K. Pulasski, will be hehl Thursday evening at 7:. in o'clock at Warsaw hall. The amateurs of the play of "Marcm Buba" will held its rehearsal Thursday evening at 7::o o'clock at St. Stanislaus hall.

IT RUINS HAIR TO WASH IT WITH SOAP

Pocp should be usrd very- sparingly If at all, if you want to keep your hulr lookin? its best. MoJt soaps and preparued shampoos contain too much alkali. This dries tho pcalp, make! tho hair brittle, and rulna It. Tho hcfX thlnT fcr steady use Is just ordinary mulslfUxi cocoanut o'i Cwhlch la puro and preaeless), is cheaper and better than toap or anything else you can u. Ord or two teaspoonfuLs will cleanse- the hair and scalp thoroughly. Simply moisten the ha.ir with water and rub it in. It makes an abundance, of rich, creamy lather, which rinses out easily, removing every particle of dust, dirt, dandruff and excessive oil. The hair dris quickly and evenly, and it leaves the scalp Hoft. and the hair f.n and silky, bright, lustre Ud. riuffy and easy to manage. You can pet rr.uls!:ied cocoanut oil at any pharmacy, and a tv ounces will supply every member of th family for months.

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Quality Merchandise In the selection of Home Furnishings found in our mammoth sto-k. "Quality" is the first ana last (jualilieation under confederation and in no instance wh! you tind evidence of a sacrilice in quality to m-ke a low pi ice.

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Tiiis Is a Home Furnishing Store for all the people. ' Here the modest wage-earner, the young couple just preparing to keep house, the millionaire and the devotee of furniture of the periods all meet on common ground. The realization of their ideals, whether they contemplate the severe plain Old Dutch models; Craftsman Productions; the dignified Colonial; the graceful and artistic Louis XIV; or just good substantial modem styles; they are all here and the prices on each piece will only increase your interest.

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Highest Standard of Values 0-:r efforts are ri"t tov.-ar! extreme low prict al -"e. are concentrated r. ii!:Vri:-,f,' .vti'.i the highest v.i;a s r offered in i-ur lin of ti, rcb.aadis alues that i:;.-i;re .r. mnnent s.,tisf.,cti.m a:.d l.;.-t-imc appreciation.

William and Mary Period 9-Piece Dining Room Suite Complete $160,00

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Kitchen Cabinets $13.95 up F.very housewife tliat is interested in labor savins conveniences for the kitchen should see iur line of modern kitchen cabinets. The famous Meloura!l. Hoone. Ilastinj-'s and other makes to select from. Sold now on our club plan. Any cabinet delivered to your home on payment of $1.00.

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Button Reclining Chair

ICc-st. relax and enjoy luxurious comfort in one of the famous "Koyal 1-iisy Chairs." The ono illustrated here has selected quartered oak frame, fumed finish: upholstered with imitation at skin over excellent spring seat and back. Any position desired by simply pushing the button. Mechanical construction tfuaranted to last permanently. Price $17.H.".

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Reed Chairte

This is ;ui exact reproduction of tho William and Man' design ivhich prevailed during the period 1GSS to 1702. It Ls tlio result e)f Dutch inlluence, brought about by tho ascension of Mary and her Dutch husband, William of O ran pre, to the English throne. .Many of the court attaches were Dutch and brought much of their furniture with them. English workmen received from this ideas and the new style was gradually developed, which became known as William and Mary. The simple lines and graceful turnings mark this design as one of unusual beauty and attractiveness. Each piece of this suit is built of selected quarter-sawed oak and has the new "Kaiser dray" finish. The H u ffot Is 00 inches long. The table has 54-lnch top, extension G feet. The six chairs, ono an arm ehair. have genuine leather slip seats; gray leather to match finish of suite. Serving table shown above is not included at this price.

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and Rocker to Match, each $18.95

Hoth beauty and strength are combined in these chairs; the upholstering is closely woven French tapestry of handsome, pattern and soft colorings; loose cushions over steel spring seats. Come in and let us show you a variety of designs.

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Lace Curtains, Portiers and Couch Covers

$29.50

Jewel" Gas Range

Just as illustrated above except without thermometer and glass in oven door. I large same as above, price $30.00. The ovens in a Jewel Range are lined nith rust-proof non-ox metal, exclusive In Jewel Ranges.

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F'eed Carriage $17.95 Xote the continuous steel tube handle reaches, also the roll finish around hood and body; features usually found only on the highest priced carriages.

English Davenport $1 00.00 Exactly as illustrated; built to last a lifetime; upholstered with the finest Spanish goat skin; filled with genuine horse hair and finest grade moss; lias the best oil tempered steed springs in Kent, back and arms, Extreme length T feet 2 inches. A fine acquisition to the living room of any home. Others in imported tapestry up irom $60.00.

Laci Curtains, beautiful ilt.Mns in Nottinghams, Muslin, I-Ttamioe, Scrim, Marquisette. Madras. Macrema and many others raiu'ir.:? in price $1.00 pair up. l'ortiers, in red. green or brown fringed; also without fringe trimmed with the wide fVrsian b.md in various colors. lrics up. Couch Covers from the cheapest, to the tine French tapesfy cv:0 ers of large size and .'.nt

wear, l'riceil O.ks f $J.."o.

You Are Cordially Invited to Attend Our Second Annual Spring Opening Today Souvenirs and Music 1 to 67 to 10 P. M. No Goods Sold Afternoon or Evening

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Reed Carriage $21.75 The body and hood are closely woven of fine, round, perfect reeds and upholstered with heavy corduroy; has very substantial running gear on which the body can be reversed with hood in front or back.

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Spring house leaning is near at hand, tho time a need for new floor coverings comes to light. Anticipate a few days and make your selection now. from our Now Spring Stock; hundreds of beautiful patterns to choose from.

Pure Aluminum Percolator 95c Makes good coffee out of poor coffee, delicious coffee out of high grade coffee. Holds two quarts. A $2.00 value. C .

Ue on the safe sid ; lny your refrigerator n-'-.v. it i- j.one "o early. Fr e-.in,;ny a e.d s-rvieo i,,.y tlie 'Write ilc.s apartment style r.s shov. n ai. . U has frame f t p . . j . , f; . a -soncd hard wood: Ipvv gabaniz(i lining, arid .r,it" r. .:-. .-d jtrvisl'n rha:nhr. Ma'.v .j tij r styles to select fruu:. 'all and see them.

Clothes Basket 59c Closely woven rattan (not cheap splint), reinforced bottom, and very firm rim; handle very securely attached; size 10x29 inches. A il 0o value.

Martha Washington Sewing Cabinet $12.00 Possesses all the grace and charm of the original now at Mt. Vernon. This sewing table is tho test known siimle piece of furniture in America. Solid mahogany. Dull antique finish. Size 14Ux2TU inches.

Some extra good values are now shown in

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Mahogany Colonial Four Post Beds

E.t tly m illustrated; dull antique tini.sh. each post turned from solid 4-inch stork, marking them a an article of qna'.'tv as well as of 5tatelin.es?. Twin IVctb- 53T.oO oacli. Full Me IlcI, S1J.00.

12x! ft. r.urssels Rugs at $11.30 12x"J ft. Brussels Hugs, seamless, at ....... .$13.."0

I2xl ft. Velvet Hugs at 12x'. ft. Axminster Kugs at llxH ft. Velvet Itugs at $12.9."

8-2x1 0-C ft. Body Brussel Rugs.

at $10.7." 12xi ft. Wilton Rugs at $32.30

TJnolounis in laigo variety of patterns.

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Library Table $19,75 IleatI Dexription. Just illustrated; constructed of selected n,ui.rter-.sawed oak throughout; heavy plank top. 2Sx 4S inches; posts oJi inches square; large drawer, and excellent book shelves at each end. Golden or fumed oak finish. An exception.il value.

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Chest $2.95

Spanish b ath r tt r'vi ring, exsod wo-d, mahfjL-.inv i n;-h;

ip-atly trimmed; ha.-- h ra s - 1 corners; size 12-x27 it.. u ('!.f.-t as aboe, cedar lu. l, Z ''-'.

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Circassian Walnut, Birde-eye Maple or Quartered Golden Oak These pieces arc all constructed of t-electe,; mater ! iuti:'u!!v f.nb-hed inside and out. The drefsr -:-e is 'l it : .-h I m- hwide: the French plite leveled mirror is 2x"2 ir. ;. , n -.:,fe".: r . f

like propo:-ition.. The natural graining in the 'a0"1 are constructed is of exception-il beauty. Vuu t-houlJ without delay.

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