Nichols Paint Store Advertises Wide Paint and Supply Selection
Nichols Paint Store at 225 West 7th Ave Amarillo offers high grade paints and varnishes with money saving options. The store stocks many wallpaper patterns from 10 cents to 1 dollar per roll and can provide qualified paperhangers. They are the headquarters for window shades and blinds from Columbia and Breneman with shades 39 cents to 1 dollar. Call 2-4851 for a blinds estimate and prompt delivery.
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Nichols
Columbia
Chas. Breneman
Nichols Paint Store
West 7Th Avenue
Lincoln
Plate Glass Mirrors At Haley Furniture
Haley Furniture Company offers a large line of plate glass mirrors at 25 percent off. Choose framed or unframed mirrors in all colors and woods, with various shapes and sizes at wide price ranges. The store also highlights new home furniture including living room suites divans chairs lamps and ash stands. Visit 403 Taylor Street to view the stock.
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Haley Furniture Company
Taylor Street
Finklea Electric Keeps Amarillo Powered Since 1912
In Amarillo the Finklea Electric Company has served since 1912 with a focus on service after sale. The firm maintains a complete repair department for radios and refrigerators and handles wiring and installation for local businesses. Located at 909 West Sixth, phone 9856. The piece notes the New York subway opened in 1904.
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Amarillo
W. L. Finklea
Finklea
Finklea Electric
West Sixth
Safety Lane For Service At Amarillo Safety Lane
The Amarillo Safety Lane at 731 North Fillmore offers complete automotive service. 24 hour wheel alignment tire balancing and brake service plus heavy truck frame straightening body work auto paint and 24 hour heavy duty wrecker service. Contact 2 6507 or 2 6508.
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Amarillo
North Fillmore
Harvey Southworth
New Cold Wave Hair Waving Method
Franks Barber and Beauty Supply in Amarillo announces Helene Curtis Cold Wave Permanent. The method promises comfortable procedure with no heat and no burning risk, allowing movement during processing and resulting in lasting waves.
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Franks Barber and Beauty Supply
W. Seventh Street
Amarillo
Helene Curtis
Insurance Pays and Pays Plenty in Dr Harris Case
The death of Dr. Raymond V. Harris of Savannah closed a remarkable Aetna Life case. After blindness in 1927 he received a total of 276 368 10 from Aetna policies, aided by agent L M Steinheimer. Walter G Clayton of Amarillo represents Aetna and invites inquiries.
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Raymond V. Harris
Savannah
Aetna Life Insurance Company
Harris
Aetna
L. M. Steinheimer
Steinheimer
Dr. Harris
Amarillo
Walter G. Clayton
West 9Th Avenue
Ravens imitate fighter planes in Aleutians mischief
AP report from an Aleutian outpost describes Capt. Aaron Blewitt and his Cal De Sac Idaho unit noting ravens mimicking fighter plane maneuvers, flying in echelons and dive bursts, and even attacking a territorial mascot in a coordinated aerial display.
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Aleutians
Aaron Blewitt
Cal de Sac
Idaho
Captain Blewitt
Air Corps
Blewitt
Red Cross Gains From Gin Sale in Honolulu Clerical Error
In Honolulu three hundred sixty customers paid 44 cents too much for a quart of gin due to a clerical mistake. The store manager issued a 158.40 dollar check to the Red Cross and offered refunds of 44 cents to purchasers who kept receipts.
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Honolulu
T. H
Red Cross
Army Cooks Taught Skill Minus Pans at Fort Benning
At Fort Benning Bakers and Cooks school trainees learn to feed troops under fire using improvised tools. Col. John M. Rooks says troops can function with minimal gear and even cook meals in crude fields. The school trains hundreds of new cooks monthly in modern and traditional methods.
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Fort Benning
U.P
Bakers and Cooks
Col
John M. Rooks
Fourth Service Command
Insurance salesman contribution to war effort
In these times the insurance salesman plays a vital role in protecting homes and defending the economic structure on the home front. Mr. A J Kelly, district manager of Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association, says openings exist across the Panhandle with agents earning $50 per week or more. Call or write to Mr. Kelly at Room 701 2 Eagle Building. Globe-News Want Ads Get Results.
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A. J. Kelly
Mutual Benefit Health and Accient Association
Panhandle
Mr. Kelly
Kelly
Eable Building
Hospitalization and Health Protection for Sickness Loss
Insurance offering hospitalization and health protection for loss of time due to sickness or accident on or off the job from day one. Attractive opening for agents. Phone or write for information.
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Haley Furniture Co
Taylor
Taylor's Market
Taylor St
Hinckley-Tandy Leather Co
E. A. McWilliams
N. Fillmore
Wilson Battery & Electric Service
W. Sixth
San Jacinto School of Beauty Culture
Southwest
J. F. Bromert Chiropractor
Polk ST
Paramount
Oliver Eakle Bidg
Jerry's Cleaners
Fourth St
Manney Printing Company
Texas Panhandle
East Fourth
Secretarial School
Bess Orr Forringer
Mer
Texas Acs
N of Commercial Schools
Jefferson
Franks
Barber & Beauty
the Panhandle
Amarillo Business and Industrial Review
Nichols Paint
P. R. Nichols
Johnson Price Company
Fillmore Street
Johnson- Price Company
Maytag
Dexter
A.B.C
Easy
Thor
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Haley Furniture
New York
M. Killion
W. 11Th, Apt
Polk
Margaret's Pastry
6Th St
Ellen Ballon
C. H. Wileman
Jack Thornton
Johnson-Price CO
Fillmore
Aaan-Carth Riga Insurance Dial
Phillips 66 Products
OPA Tire
Homer Rice
Saleman
Globe-News
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Mutual Benefit Health & Accident Assn
Mgr
Texas
Eakle Bldg
Fr. L. Smith
F. Fifth St
Lloyd Rhodes
Harrison St
Country Club Cleaners
J. W. Murphy
Marie Doane
Southwest Studio
Hammond
C. R. Sinclair
Watchmaker
Polk St. Ph
Jack Phillips
Amarillo Printing Co
Lincoln Paints & Varnishes
Nichols Paint and Wallpaper Store
Tth
Gatlin Glass & Paint CO
People's Recreation
T Freeman's Flowers
Washington St
Ham
W. Eighth