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FORM OF ADVERTISEMENT
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MANAGER'S RESIDENCE
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MOUNTAIN' EXPERIMENT
STATION
WAYNESVILLE, X. C.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS:
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Sealed proposals will be received
by the N. C. Department ' of Agri
culture, ; Pivision of Test Farms,
Mountain Experiment Station,
Waynesville, N, C. in the office of
Mr. Howard Clapp, Supervisor, up
to 2:00 P. M. o'clock. May 15, 1910,
and immediately thereafter public
ly opened and read for the furnish
ing of labor, material, and equip
ment entering into the construc
tion of a manager's residence (one
story and basement, brick veneer,
27' x 64'). Separate bids will be
received for the;
1. General Contract
2. Plumbing Contract
3. Heating Contract
4. Electrical Contract
Complete plans, specifications.
and contract documents will be
open for inspection in the office of
Tom H. Ilutchins, Architect, 212 a
S, Center St., Statesville, N. C, and
in the office of Howard Clapp,
Way nesville, or "'may'; be obtained
by those qualified and who will
make a bid, upon deposit of twen
ty-five dollars ($25.00 in cash or
certified check. (Ten d o 1 1 a r s (
($10.00) m cash or certified check
for plumbing, electrical, or heat
ing,) The full deposit will be re
turned to those submitting a bona
fide bid provided plan$ and speci
fications are returned to the Archi
tect In good condition within five
days after the date set for the re
ceiving of bids.
All Contractors are hereby noti
fied that they must have proper li
cense under the State laws govern
ing their trades.
General Contractors are notified
that "Art Act to Regulate the Prac
tice of General Contracting", rati
fied by the General Assembly of
North Carolina on March 10, 1925,
and as subsequently amended
(Public Laws of 1937 ratified
March 23rd, Public Laws of 1949,
ratified May 23' wUi be observed
'.Precinct Meetings
Slated For The 29th
Plans are being completed for
precinct meetings at each of Hay
wood's 24 precincts on Saturday,
at two o'clock. .
The meetings will be held at the
Essay Contest
Deadline April 28
For Schools
Individual schools of the county
must file the winning students' es
says for tht Haywood County Com.
polling place rf each precinct ac- mumlv Development program con
ceding to Mrs. Fred Y. Campbell, l,est b-v A4'ril 28 witn the pr3p,?r
acting chairman of the Hay wood . on"illals-
Democratic Executive CommUtee. Assistant County Agent Turner
'CBthey, Community Development
: ' I Prograia supervisor, Issued this
in receding and awarding general meaMrai.duin today,
contracts. ..j ... t
atiu mi- pav ui iic stu"
dents who won the local contest
ors are notified that Public Laws by their respective schools must
of 19J1, Chapter 52, as amended.be turned in bv that deadline to
Vote For
R. L. JUSTICE
FOR
0MMISSIONER
A qualified man who will
appreciate your support
by Public Laws of 1933, Chapter
57, will be observed In receiving
and awarding plumbing and heat
ing contracts.
Electrical Contractors are noti
fied that provisions of Chapter 87,
Public Laws of 1937, ratified March
23rd, wiH be observed in receiving
and awarding contracts.
Each proposal shall be accom
panied by a cash deposit or a cer
tified check drawn on some bank
or trust company Insured by the
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.,
of an amount equal to not less
than five per cent of the proposal,
or in lieu thereof, a bidder may of
fer a certified check of two per
cent of the bid plus a bid bond
of three per cent of the bid, said
deposit to be retained by the owner
as liquidated damages In event of
failure of the successful bidder to
execute the contract within ten
(10) days after the award or to
give staisfactory surety as required
by law. (Public Laws 1933, Sec
tion 1, Chapter 400. General Sta
tutes of North Carolina, 1943, Art.
S. 129). :'; :
Performance Bond will be re
quired for one hundred per cent
(100) of contract price.
Payment will be made on the
basis of eighty-five per cent (85)
of monthly estimates, and final pay
ment made upon completion and
acceptance of the work.
No bid may be withdrawn after
the schedule closing time for the
receipt of bids for a period of thlr
ty (30) days.
The Owner reserves the right to
reject any or all bids and to waive
informalities.
Signed: Cecil D. Thomas
Director of Test Farms
1964 A 27
Iron Dull Foil
To Decide How
To Spend S3C0
Residents of Iron Duff will try
to decide next Monday night how
they will spent! the $300 they won
for placing second in the 1949
insurant applications for the first Community Development Pro
gram's 'community improvement
competition.
Community Chairman J. R. Cald
well announced the date for the
meeting.
The Community Development
session will be held at 7;3l) P.M.
at the Antioch Baptist Church.
HOME BUILDING CP
Applications for residential con
struction in North Carolina dur
ing the first three months of this
year were way over the totals for
the same period a year ago.
ThU was reported recently by
James McRae, state director for
the FHA at Greensboro. Mortgage
Read The Mountaineer Went
three months of this year covered
69 per cent more homes than those
of the corresponding period for
1!M9. Applications for 5.173 resi
dential units were filed during the
first quarter ot this yearmore
than 2.000 above the total for the
tu si quarter of last year.
WANTED FRESH DEAD STCCII-
A Xfw IUEE SERYICX For Tour Community
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E. J. SCHULHOFER - 704-1
Wt nay collect ralU and oar special equipped track will remove
your ow santea and noes without any east U J a If called
at anee.
CONSOLIDATED HIDE AND METAL COMPANY
VOTE FOR r '
ID UNDERWOOD, JR.
Champion of The Working Alan
Candidate For
Chairman Board Of
Commissioners
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UNDERWOOD
VOTE FOR ,
PAL L. YATES
FOR
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either County Schools Superintend
ent Jack Messer or Dr. A. J. Hut
chins, superintendent ot Canton
city schools.
The contest, open to pupils of
the sixth grade of all Haywood
County Sihools, was launched this
winter.
'The student judged as the coun
ty champion will receive the first
prize of $40. The runnerup will
get $30, the student finishing third
will receive $15, while the fourth
place winner w ill get $10, and the
fifth-place w inner, $5.
The contestants will be judged
on how well they tell the story of
the "Alms And Objectives of the
Haywood Community Development
Program."
Sonoma Lodge To
Hold Oyster
Supper Friday
Sonoma Lodge No. 472, A.F.&
A.M. will be hosts to an Oyster
Supper for the Past Masters Club
and the West Gate Club on Friday
night, at 7:30 p.m. in the Bethel
High School Cafeteria. A
very interesting p r o g r nv has
been arranged, with a spelling
match between the two Clubs. All i
Past Masters and members of the
West Gate Club are cordially In
vited to attend.
Officers are: E. G. Stamey, presl-1
dent and C. B. Hossfiook, secretary,
Past Masters' Club; and L. 11.
Caglc, president and Jack Sentelle,
secretary, West Gage Club.
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Nails range from 15-lnch boat
spikes to fine needle-like pins only
316th of an inch in length.
FOR COMMISSIONER
I ara a candidate tor the Demo
cratic nomination for the board of
commissioners, a placa, 1 have pre
viously nno. if is on- my past re
cord In this office, and my under-
standing of the needs of Haywood
county that 1 am a candidate.
I will appreciate your support.
Jarvis II. Allison
DONT' TOUCH!
BOSTON (UP) The trailing ar
butus, or mayflower, is the officinl
state flower in Massachusetts. But
don't try to pick one. There's a
$50 fine for anyone who does.
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when fjpr5 breaks out!
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AFTER . MAY 1st
Pay Your Haywood County Taxes 13017
And Avoid Further Penalty!
SAVE YOURSELF AN ADDITIONAL
PENALTY BY PAYING NOWl
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FOR COMMISSIONER
I wish to announce that I am a
candidate for the nomination as a
member of the Haywood County,
Board of Commissioners, subject
to the will of the voters in the ap
proaching Democratic primary,
May 27.
Gaston Burnette
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Haywood
Electric Service
Phone 43-J Ilazelwood
SEBE BRYSON
Haywood County Tax Collector
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