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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1943
Page
5
Customers are invited to visit Homer Rice Service Station at 301 East Tenth Street for an oil change that ensures all old oil is drained and replaced with Phillips 66 motor oil. Attendants emphasize thorough flushing if needed, using proper filter cartridges and hydraulic lifts for full lubrication of the engine.
Jerry's Cleaners at 114 East Fourth Street offers new unclaimed tailor made suits of virgin wool via exclusive contract with J L Taylor Company. Limited sizes on hand, call 6820 to check stock, and combine selection with their dry cleaning at 50 cents for men. Emphasizes service men alterations and cash and carry pricing.
A wartime appeal highlights insurance salesmen as vital to home front defense. A. J. Kelly of Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Association says Panhandle openings offer $50 per week or more for full-time agents. Contact Room 701-2 Eakle Building.
The Amarillo Business College reports record demand for its graduates from government agencies, large firms, and financial companies. Entering its 33rd year, the school touts quick, affordable training in Business Administration Secretarial Science Shorthand Typewriting Bookkeeping and CPA prep. It promises personal instruction, job placement, and help for out of town students seeking work.
WTSC urges hog raisers to vaccinate to prevent hog cholera spread. Bush Drug Company at 500 Taylor Street Amarillo provides vaccines and virus supplies and offers Dr LeGear prescriptions and a range of animal remedies. Proper dosage and administration are emphasized for effective protection.
Hammond Taxi Service continues operation under wartime limits with careful driving and fuel saving. Customers are urged to call 6284 for prompt service while cooperation with reduced mile age allowances aims to balance demand.
W. L. Finklea Electric Company has served Amarillo for thirty years selling General Electric appliances and providing repair service. The firm emphasizes dependable maintenance, with a growing service department and a promise of timely delivery. Call 1909 West Sixth or phone 9856 for electrical needs.
West Texas State agriculture leader Frank R. Phillips warns Plains farmers to guard against hog cholera. The article outlines the Simultaneous Immunity method vaccination and signs of cholera such as off feed, red patches, and ulcers. It notes hog losses are costly as wartime food needs rise and urges vaccination.
National Sew and Save Week features the Singer Sewing Center at 510 Taylor Street Amarillo offering lessons from home decorating to dressmaking and cutting. The shop promotes a wide range of sewing aids including Pres-Kloths Slack Shields sewing kits and booklets, with machines new rebuilt or rental and a complete reconditioning department. Call 2 1601 for details.
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