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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1943
Page
3
1943 tax note states farmers or those earning more than half 1943 income from farming must file a Declaration of estimated income and victory tax by December 15 and pay in full with filing. Amending a September 15 Declaration may be advised if estimates or deductions change. contact George at 2-2959 or visit 720-721 Oliver Cakle Building for guidance.
Johnson-Price Company introduces Refrig-O-Master a science based accessory that converts any refrigerator into a super deluxe model with no moving parts or operating costs and lasts for years. It promises longer freshness less odor no cross contamination and lower daily expenses while extending appliance life. Available at Johnson-Price Company 611 FPill more with a two year guarantee and an amazingly low price.
Weathering winter driving requires a ready car. S. D. Hanes urges checks of battery radiator ignition brakes clutch lubrication transmission fuel pumps and more. Amarillo Auto Clinic at 400 West 7th advertises frequent inspections to ensure reliable transport during cold winds and slippery streets.
In New Orleans a minor MP admonishes a larger man for discarding a cigarette butt in line at a draft induction center. The exchange ends with the big man picking up the butt, after a firm prompting. The note adds the Colosseum of Rome housed about 50 000 spectators.
Wartime mood shifts toward postwar jobs for young women. Holmes Wheeler School of Shorthand in Amarillo invites high school graduates to enroll for thorough business training, with flexible start dates and guidance from Elsie M. Wheeler. Plan now for a stable, skilled future.
Inventory your office stationery and place orders immediately to avoid delays. The Office of Price Administration requests requisitions for the coming year stay within prior quotas, as printers are swamped and two to three weeks are needed for letterheads envelopes and other forms. San Jacinto Press can handle printing needs but requires lead time. Call 2 3491 to discuss with Mr Wallis. Rationer needs ration at Camp Pickett Va Lieut John Naeher lacking gasoline for his post ration board duties.
For a special feminine gift, choose from Marie Doane’s original hats or have one made to order in fabric fur or felt. Hat bag and glove sets are offered with the Doane touch and can be crafted in many materials. Elbow-length evening gloves, Jersey dress gloves, and other items are available. Marie closes Wednesdays. call 4843 for an appointment at 2604 Fillmore.
GF Wood Filing Cabinets offer a wood vertical file as a stylish alternative to metal. The cradle suspension with ten free roller bearings promises smooth, quiet operation under heavy loads, while plastic trim matches existing office decor. Available at Elliott Greer Company, 508 Taylor, with a range of oak or walnut desks and chairs also on display.
After Pearl Harbor 600000 machines were enlisted for immediate service, creating a civilian shortage. Typewriters must last the duration and stay reliable through cleaning and repairs. Call Carl Dupriest at 4892 for service. ship to him in Amarillo if needed. Underwood-Sundstrand offers parts and accessories.
Expert Mrs. M. Killion offers permanent hair removal via the Kree system of Multiple Electrolysis at 1224 West 11th Street. Endorsed by medical authorities, treatments are brief and claim no after-marks or pain. call 2-2897 to book.
A beauty culture course starts Jan 3 at San Jacinto School of Beauty Culture located at 2715 West 6th. The program promises training across all beauty culture facets and access to steady, profitable jobs for women upon successful completion. Visit the school or request a catalogue for details.
The wartime shortage drives women into all refinery roles with current totals over ten thousand and more expected to join before the war ends.
Post Christmas promotion offers service plus on any size printing order. Restrictions or terms not specified.
A Youngstown columnist recounts two Marines boasting about their units. One claims the sound of arms presentation was slap slap click, the other says slap slap jingle because their medals rang. Globe-News Want Ads Get Results.
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