Typed as spelled and written
- Lena Stone Criswell

THE DAILY DEMOCRAT
Thirty-First Year - Number 12
Marlin, Texas, Friday, May 15, 1931

Classified Ads

PALACE
Tonight at 8:15
Benefit
MARLIN HIGH SCHOOL BAND
Special Concert by M. H. S. B. will play on stage
and one of the numbers will be used thaty won
First Prize of
State Contest at Temple
Also on the Screen:
'MEET THE WIFE"
Laura La Plante, Lew Cody and Joan March
A comedy of a girl who had 2 many
husbands.  Don't miss it.
also
CARTOON COMEDY
PRICES -- Children 15c, Adults 50c.
Doors open at 7, Picture starts at 7:05,
The Band Concert at 8:15, and
picture again.
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TONIGHT AT 11:30
Midnight show
"Beau Ideal"
and Comedy and News
Prices -- 15 and 40c
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SOCONY Motor Oil resists more heat,
causes less wear, makes perfect
piston seal.  Jimmy Skinner.
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SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY

10 pounds No. 1 Potatoes..........25c
Mackerel Salmon, 2 tall cans.....19c
3 large or 6 small cans Evaporated Milk.....25c
Roasted Coffe (sic), per pound...25c

MARLIN MARKET & GROCERY
Phone 156
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I HAVE INSTALLED new equipment
for handling fish and will carry a full stock of
fresh fish at all times.  NO fish frozen, and don't
forget the prices are right.  Special
prices to restaurants and hotels.
We deliver          Phone 811.
WHITE'S MARKET
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HOUSE FOR RENT -- 5 rooms and bath
at 810 Live Oak street, $15 per month.
See Fred Casey at White's Market.
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FOR BEST INSURANCE against
motor troubles use SOCONY Motor Oils.
It's completely dewaxed.
Jimmy Skinner.
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CONCERT FRIDAY NIGHT

The Marlin High School Band will play a short concert
on the stage at the Palace Theatre Friday night at 8:15.
One of the numbers on the program will be the overture used
in winning the first prize at the State Contest in Temple.
       
The management of the Palace Theatre is giving a
percentage of the proceeds of the Friday afternoon and
night shows at the Palace.  A good attendance by the
public would be appreciated by the band.
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A. & P. OPENS FOR BUSINESS
IN NEW HEADQUARTERS

The A. & P. store is announcing in this issue their
opening in the new location, the Oltorf building, on the
corner of Live Oak and Postoffice streets.
This building has been modernized especially for
the new A. & P. occupancy and is in every respect
conveniently arranged for the customer.

One of the new features is a market in the store.
D. C. Barnes, local manager, is assisted in arranging
the opening by J. A. Sears, market supintendent from
state headquarters, and J. W. Beasley, assistant district
superintendent of Waco.
Read the page announcement in today's paper.
You are invited to the opening tomorrow.

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