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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1937
Page
5
The Brown House Shop showcases numerous new lamps in various styles. Highlights include Tole and brass pieces from the Federal period, honey shade imports from New York decorators, a Lowestoft reproductions lamp, and English bronze floor lamps with indirect lighting.
Antique mirrors with mahogany and gold leaf frames are showcased alongside Wedgwood and Spode china at the Brown House Shop on West Tenth Avenue. The store highlights a special discount on rock crystal stemware and touts Perfection range stoves with high power burners and easy terms from $5 a month through Johnson- Price Company in West Texas.
Isaacson announces a store sale in Amarillo featuring high quality furniture with rock bottom prices. He credits reduced overhead and personal selling for lower costs, promising unforgettable values and deep cuts to move inventory quickly.
Spode introduces the Cowslip pattern at the Brown House Shop on West Tenth Avenue. The design, suggestive of an old fashioned English garden, is painted under glaze to resist wear and is available in open stock and reasonably priced.
Agriculture department officials report continued momentum on the Texas to Panama Inter-American Highway. The stretch from Nuevo Laredo to Panama City reduces impractical gaps to about 560 miles with 1,265 miles already usable, and plans extend to Argentina.
The Troy Laundry installed the Glover Knit Blocking Table a device by W C Glover that restores the original form size and finish to knit garments. Manager Russell Fowler says it uses nine fit points live steam and vacuum to produce a factory method result for hand and machine knits.
In Salem Oregon youths in CCC camps now eat the same amount of salt as beans totaling 3 275 000 pounds a year, reflecting a shift from the old army diet of beans for every meal.
Funeral services were held for Virginia L. Longs 75 a Portales pioneer in Longs community Roosevelt County She died in Clovis hospital with her children Oscar Arlie Willard Harcrow and Fullerton at her side. The piece notes her illness and officials present. The last line mentions White House expenses and King George civil list figures.
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