Darlington Prohibition Column Reply to Recent Tiger Claims
A letter to The News and Courier defends Darlington prohibition arguing law enforcement is effective and liquor sales are far lower. The writer cites July drunkenness cases, mayor and officials signatures, and asserts the town is not “full of tigers” despite popular belief.
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Darlington
C. B. Edwards
D. D. Witcover
J. C. Lawson
T. E. Sligh
E. C. Dennis
J. C. Blackwell
Darlington County
W. Albert Parrott
Jerome Spear
L. M. Lawson
D. T. McKeithan
Reed's Dress Ginghams and Prints Sale Prompted
The ad lists a large stock of dress ginghams and lawn fabrics at Reed's, offering hundreds of pieces in checks, stripes, plaids, and plains. It highlights 12 1 2c quality items, Madras, Percales, India linen, and calicos with a focus on variety and low prices, inviting bulk purchases with no limit.
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Tore BU Noid
A. F.C
Madras
Linen and Wool Voile Specials in Colorful Linens
An old paper ad highlights 37 31 and 36 inch linens in blue lavender pink green and brown priced at 25 cents. It promotes 42 inch all wool black voile at 1.50 and a 1.25 special with crisp sheer weave and quality material.
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Priestly
Linonettes and linen sale in vivid color fabrics
New Linonettes offered at 12 cents a complete color in plain and fancy patterns, plus 17 cent quality natural linen 27 inches wide. A special sale on linens at reduced prices.
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Prohibition
Courier
J. B. LaBruce
Copenhagen
C. Percales
India Linen
Calicos
Lonsdale Cambric
Lancaster
Berkley Cambric