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I 7*.RM loans | at ,i payable In sor ten years. Part payment requlr- I e j <h year. Payments may be made on interest pay- V B infl date. at - pay afcle in 26 years- Amortized plan 1-5 of loan l <• repaid lb any year Wind these part payments ■H l e made on any date. No commission charge. ■The Suttles-Edwards Co Store Bldg. Decatur, Indiana J SPECIAL AUCTION OF . ■ FINE NURSERY STOCK i Mri'RDAY AFTERNOON, Oct. 23, 1937 | iv sharp, at Corner of Third and Jackson streets. Decatur ■ i .::••<! from Pleasant View Nurseries, Troy. Ohio. . a lining business in and around |)>-eatur for the y have bits of satisfied customers. Ask any of Their stock is all home grown, A No. 1, and Government I it will consist of: ■- ■•js. such as Irish. English, Polish. Phfitzer. Savin, Prosterate, —a id ( un .irn. Globe, Pyramid. Siberian, American and and various types of Spruce, Pine, Biotas and all ■L f Shrubs and Fruit trees. some fine soft maple shade trees. )f this stock will be on display Saturday forenoon. ■ Pleasant View Nurseries, Troy, O. > i;:.’:. Auctioneer. K SUN - M()X - TUES - ■ ■ Continuous Sunday from 1:15 "—— — “—TTA ■ n, gooo ° . oi e dding * — || twice 05 9 ' weu I I Bing and Martha double everything in ■ this latest sins-and-swing show, doubleK I packed with laughs, love and song hits! ' I* Jwf'SSi lr 1 114 IkJ ®°o® vl » W'jr* ■ ■ I A Parcniount Picture with I laMWfcwe ANDY DEVINE I I WHw ’• «*BV CARUSLE I 4 ’ ' William Frawley • Fay Holden I os rna''v'\Z Samuel S. Hinds William Henry I I#7 N .' C .u.’.U*. O®' w J Directed by Theodore Beed | I h.« aid*. ' bn '\i 7.« i song'" H \4 .... « at wil Hit Tunes: “The Moon Got in My Eyes;" “It's the Natural jmng to Do”; “All You Want To Do is Dance”; “It's On, It’s off"; M ter Yo “-'' ALSO—Comedy Cartoon in Color. Blvc-25c Matinee Sunday until 5; Evenings 10c-30c — o— OTONIGHT and SATURDAY — jr B 0 for the First Time—Two Great Stars in a truly Great ure: She ... as the girl from the city streets; he . . . daring to shield her from the dangers of the brutal metropolis! I SPENCER TRACY - LUISE RAINER lin “BIG CITY” i Grapewin, Janet Beecher, Eddie Quillan, & Jack ■ Man Mountain Dean, Jim Thorpe, Bull Montana. "frO—LEON ERROL Coinedv & Up-to-the Minute News. ■ j° C - 2 Z fCM!NG—"TOAST OF NEW YORK” Frances Farmer, Cary Grant, °akle, Edward Arnold. [

aisaOlt was under way. A front 30 miles long closed in on the doomed city and early yesterday it capitulated after wild disorders within the defenders ranks The nationalists quickly occupied it, then pressed on to Aviles, 13 miles west, to close up the last means of escape for loyatiats still 1 in the field. With the fall of Aviles the camI paign in Asturias province was considered ended except for the cleanup of inland mountain regions and capture of the loyalist remnants entrenched near Oviedo. The loyalist resistance at Oviedo, scene of a government siege since

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the beginning of the war, appeared i crumbling. Radio reports from San Sebastian said that the Oviedo nationalist garrison carried out two sorties, one to the northeast, the other to the southeast, and had . established contact with a column from Gijon. Border reports said the Asturian miners had threatened to shut 1 themselves into mines and destroy i the entrances, rather than stir-] - render. The nationalists were i convinced, however, that the min- . vrs could be dissuaded from a course so drastic. The miners were entrenched on the slopes of Mount Naranco, north of Oviedo. They are well aimed and control the dynamite factory at Tribua and the rifle and cannon factory at Lugones. Both aro in the suburbs of Oviedo, but the nationalist territory within the town was enlarged as a result of 1 the two thrusts engineered by - Gen. Miguel Aranda, the nationalist hero of the Oviedo siege. The surrender of several battalions of Asturian militia who for i months have been besieging the city, brought relief to the inhabitants. During the 15 months of the war the city of 75.000 population was subjected to daily bombardments. It was estimated that close to 15,000 shells fell in it. For months | the Asturian dynamiteros hurled ’ dynamite bombs into the outlying sections but were never able to I penetrate into the center of the J city which was a honeycomb of nationalist entrenchments. From the surrounding moun--1 tains, loyalist snipers picked off anyone appearing on the streets during the daytime. During the 15 months siege the I inhabitants remained in deep cellars which they connected with . tunnels. Thus the population was ! able to move from one end of the city to the other without appeari ing above ground. They also built underground storehouses for food, i water and munitions. More than two-thirds of the city has been destroyed. C HANGE DATE , rCONTTNI’KD FROM PAGE ONE) $1; men's costume (most comical) $4; boys’ costume (most comical) i $3; girls' costume (most comical) I $3; most comical couple. $6; fat

SUN. MON. TUES. 10c Matinee 1:15 Sunday Another Great Double Bill'. THE MURDER OF 'THE MAN WHO NEVER EXISTED!" ut OF N 0* lisiFi /iEORGE W ' >h RITA MURPHY • JOHNSON /irginia FIELD * Leo G. CARROLL veorge ZUCCO * Montagu LOVE .<• — ADDED SCREEN HIT — Two Great Stars in a Fast Modern, Comedy Romance! CARY GRANT - MARY BRIAN •ROMANCE and RICHES” Evenings 10c-20c o—o Tonight & Saturday Hoppy and His Pals Are Back to Thrill You! ‘HOPALONG RIDES AGAIN” ! William Boyd, George Hayes. ALSO — Sportlight; LAST CHAPTER, "Wild West Days;” & Preview Glimpses of our TWO New Serials. "Radio Patrol” & “Jungle Menace.” Tonight ONLY ONE DIME I Saturday 10c-lbc—First Show 6;30i

Added Luxury in “Jubilee” Plymouth for 1938 | b? b ShIIMv 1" ■ < (swv A X I M fl 11

Easier steering, safer vision and a score of new luxury features for the lowest price field are introduced by Plymouth for 1938. Here’s the newest Plymouth model, that marks the company's tenth anniversary “Jubilee.” A new hood sweeps farther forward to meet the top of the radiator grille, and deeper fenders curve around to a new steel apron across the front (upper right). This year’s safety-

man (funniest) $4; slim man (best make-up) $4: most comical family group of five or more, $10; best decorated automobile, sls; most comically decorated automobile, SALE CALENDAR L Roy S. .. Johnson W-X Auctioneer Decatur, Ind. Claim your sale date early as I am booking sales every daj. Oct. 22—Glen Merkling. 4 miles northeast of Kendallville, hid. General farm sale and Registered Guernsey cattle. Oct. 23—Martin Katter. WapufcoI neta, Ohio. Duroc hog sale. Oct. 25 Win. Patterson, >,i mile ' north of Salem. General close out ' sale. 150 acre farm and all personal property. Oct. 26—Martin Wagner, Auburn, Indiana. Hog sale. Oct. 27—John Leslie. 3 mile east lof Decatur, closing out general farm sale. Oct. 28—LeRoy Boehm, Corydon. Ind Duroc hog sale. Oct. 29 Earl Straub. 3 mile east and >4 mile north of Spencerville. Ohio. General farm sale. Nov. I—Carl Stetler, l’ s mile north and 1 mile west of Rockford. Ohio. General farm sale. Nov. 2—Mrs. Lydia Wente, X miles northwest of Decatur on River road. General farm sale Nov. 3 —Homer Blume. 9 miles east of Ft. Wayne on Road No. 14 Large Livestock sale. Nov. 1 Mutschler and Fosnoitgh South of Peterson. General farm sale. Nov. 5 Paul Dirkson, 16 miles Southeast of Lima. Ohio on Road 117. Brown Swiss Cattle and Poland China Hogs Nov. 6—Alfred Reese, ’a mile north and 1 mile west of Frcidhetm I church. 113 acre farm and personal i property Nov. 9—Lon Bayless, on Lincoln i Highway west of Van Wert. Guerni sey cattle. | Nov. 10—Clayton Yocum, 1 mile j east-and 1 mile north of Wabash. ’ Ohio. General farm sale Nov. 11 Mrs. J. E. Spangler. 3 : miles north of Preble. Genera! farm sale. Nov. 16—B O. Raberding, St. ' Mary’s, Ohio. Guernsey cattle. Nov. 17—[Chester Grange. 3 mile northeast of Rockford, Ohio. General farm sale Nov. 18—Amos Zook, 3 miles west of Edgerton, Ind. General farm sale. Nov. 19—Mrs. Anna Mefford. 4 i miles east and 3 miles north of 1 Convoy, Ohio. General farm sale. Nov. 20—Marlin Kinerk, 2 mile south and 14 mile east of Waynedale. Nov. 27—ViU Luker. 6 mile north lof Tocsin. General farm sale. BOOK VOUR SALE EARLY ROY S. JOHNSON Decatur. Ind. Trust Company Building 1 Phone 104 Phone 1022. (

styled instrument panel (upper left) again offers special protection in case of sudden stops, with control buttons lined up in a special recess at the rounded base of the board. Note the bigger windshield for safer vision. This is another standard feature throughout Plymouth's 1938 line, which includes eight “deluxe” anc| three “business” body types. AH measure 194 inches from bumper to bumper.

$10; fat woman (most comical) $4: slim woman (most comical) $4; best impersonation of favorite funnies, $4: most comical group of three or more, $8; tallest man (seven feet or morel $5; bicycles,; three prizes, $3, s2,' JI. I . ---n Directional Lights Must Be Installed Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. 22 —(UP)

CLEANING-UP ONLY ONCE A YEAR CAN YOU DO THIS! 7 _ NEW CARS (1937 Models) LEFT. SIOO-00 off 1938 Models are increasing in price! & 200*00 Buy A New Car while they last and SAV E 1 — LINCOLN ZEPHYR — DELUX FOURDOR 1 _ 85 FORD, DELUX CLUB COUPE 2 — 85 FORDS, DELUX TUDORS 1 60 FORD, STANDARD FOURDOR, RADIO, HEATER 1- 60 FORD, STANDARD TUDOR 1— 85 FORD, STANDARD TOURING FOURDOR. — SEE THESE CARS — EA S Y TER M S LOW FINANCE RATES Al D. Schmitt Motor Sales » 203 S. Ist street Decatur, Ind.

-Don F. Stiver, state safety director. announced today that, long mo- » tor trucks and house trailer's will be required to use directional turn * lights after Jan. 1. 1938. : The state safety committee ruled that trucks more than 14 feet long . lor having cabs which make the J I driver's hand signal invisible must ( !be equipped with the lighting de- | vice. o ■ In a Gonri Heeatur ’

V SUN - MON - TUES ‘ JU Mat. Sun. 1:15 Continuous The Biggest Show of the Years is Here! 10c -25 c ivi c^ tt ?; LEADER 0F fILL screen t u Ms MLgJLs c* HEAR WIRING'S WORLD FAMOUS OLCS club sing: 'Hivt You Got Any Castles, BabyF 'lave Is On lhe Ait Tonight' • 'You've Get SaoetMug There' ADDED — Latest Fox News TONIGHT — Taka Chance Nite IQC Also Good Shorts Saturday — “CAVALRY” — A Real Western —featuring Boh Steele. ALSO sth Chapter “Dick Tracy” 10c—15c COMING—“THIN ICE” NOTE — WE HAVE INSTALLED A BVTTER-KIST POP CORN MACHINE. GET YOUR Bl TTER-KIST POPCORN AND PEANUTS AT THE CORT THEATER.

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