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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1948
Page
6
Raveys has new or nearly new radios for sale at half price. They are not worn-out items but high quality. The store also stocks Alvin silverware popular with brides in full sets or individual pieces. Jewelry radios silverware clocks watches and gifts are shown at Speed Ravey.
B M Goff announces new equipment at his firm making artificial limbs faster to produce from 60 to 45 hours. He offers hospital beds for sale or rent and stocks Truform elastic hose supports and new Security Comfort hernia guards. The firm also provides two way stretch hose and ankle to hip length garter hose and knee supports.
Palo Duro Motor Tune-Up owner Ed Putman urges customers to rebuild car heaters now for winter driving. He notes he installed Amarillo's first Southwind Car Heater in 1937 and maintains a large stock for all makes. He highlights the Dynomometer for precise tuning to maximize power and save gas.
The Prescription Laboratory at 512 Polk Street, Amarillo, markets the Dobbs Truss with bulbless, beltless, strapless design for rupture relief. Bill McClendon and Clyde Howell staff the store offering demonstrations, surgical garments, hospital beds, wheelchairs, crutches, and delivery across the Panhandle.
The City Sign Company of 1501 West Third Street Amarillo owned by W M Rippey offers design build and installation of neon signs of any size inside or outside. Call or visit for a personal no risk estimate and ordering options from showcards to large signs. Sulphomide a cholera treatment shows promising results but cautions against overclaiming. Big Boy the 3151 pound horse dies in Butte. USAR develops a 12 ton lifting magnet for hot rail use in Moscow. Cuba seizes El Pueblo weekly a Communist newspaper.
A San Angelo reader quotes a customer praising Western Electric Hearing Aids and invites others to visit Maynard Drake of Western Electric at 922 Travis Amarillo for a free audiometer test. The ad pitches the hearing aid as a scientific Bell Labs product and promises a better hearing experience.
The two firms at 731 North Fillmore operate a truck repair depot with multiple service departments including exclusive auto repair, automotive and truck servicing, frame work, paint and body, and wheel alignment. Expert staff and ample parking support truck and car work and sales. The second item reports Ulrike Greta Von Weiznecker, 25, killed in a fall from Frankfurt Cathedral’s 200 foot steeple, possibly related to Baron Ernst Von Weizaecker, war crimes suspect.
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