OPA SEEKS $33,964.70
FROM CAR DEALERS
Raleigh, Sept. 17.—Alleged over
ceiling charges in used car sales
resulted in suits for $33,946.70 be
ing filed against five North Caro
lina dealers during the past four
weeks, John H. Paylor, OPA Dis
trict Enforcement Attorney, said
today.
“With new car production still
far below what we had expected
and with hundreds of thousands
of returning service men needing
cars for business, observance of
ceiling prices is more important
than ever,” Paylor said.
^Mr. Paylor urged all buyers of
Hj cars to report overcharges
Wfcheir local Price Control Board,
so that appropriate action could
be taken to secure refunds from
the sellers.
WANTED: Farm foreman and
tractor driver. Homer Durham;
Landrum, S. C—Adv. 16, 17, 18p
TAXI SERVICE
Phone 218 — Bus Station
Two Cars . . .
Courteous
GENE GOSNELL, Operator
. Efficient anl
Drivers.
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Towns and rural areas in many
counties are cooperating in rat
eradication campaigns. A rat
killed is $2.00 saved!
LET US
RECAP THOSE
SMOOTH TIRES
TODAY!
Factory Method, Modern
Equipment. /
1 DAY SEp^ICE
We Loanou Tires
To Run While We Recap
Your Tires.
Barnette’s
Tire Recapping
S' TRYON, N. C.
Telephone No. 179
Notice
The SQUARE DANCE at Oliver Taylor’s
Place every Saturday night, will be discon
tinued for 3 or 4 weeks due to fairs being
held over the country. The dances will con
tinue after fair dates. We will notify fwlurti
we resume them.