Pampa Daily News from Pampa, Texas • Page 5

fflt Mffifti (USING fit Ads are cash in ad- must be paid before tserted. Want Ads may 1 the office before the day. of Insertion -t will call. 'cents tier word per insertions for rive i twenty-five cents jaw advertising cash with flly News reserves the right feall.want Ads under ap- and to revise or or any i misl I copy ead- Ot any error must be given ion corection before second For Rerlt -Bedroom close i PHohe 113-J. close 311 Phone 113-J.

50-30 7 adjoining; private home. Close, i Orace. -One two-room "fur- 1 all bills Oalj room apartment to elderly coufile ihotit Children. Call oftmrig of Call 4B1-W, Bedroom for men. i Ouylef.

duplex urnished, Hasfel. Call 634-W. 53-2p AND ROOM by tls retlsonable. Famili 50 cents. Marion note day Fa: Frost.

53-3p Sale CK AND DUBADENE waves, with beautiful ends, complete $5. Phone 52-2c room modern fiear school, all hardwood Duilt-in-fieatures, double ga- 'l walks and driveways. Would 'good car'or lot. call 397-W. 507 North 52-3p at sacrifice 1928 model truck: good grain body.

Zimmer street, Talley ad- 52-2p IING 203. BEGIN HERE TODAY wMcft Selective Dundee lifts the bofly cf Deris Matthews, lady's maid, froht -the lake and lays It in the EumMcrhonrn, he knows fhat the heavy flask, murder wea- pfth, Is the chief He has Been Seymour Crosby, engaged to Clorinda fierkelcy, give the flask to Mrs. Berkeley; has watched Gigi Berkeley madly wasting the perfume by sprittgUng it over dvcryonc in the drawfngrodml before WIcRett, (he; butler (formerly employed by Mrs. Lamucrft, now Mrs- Berkeley's, social, secretary, and by Crosby), took it to Mrs. Berkeley's rooms.

not until Mrs. Berkeley, Dick Bcrkfe'le'y, Clorimla, Eugene Arnold (Doris's Seymour Crosby, anil finally Harvey Johnson, missing valet who robbed the house, have i all been siisijt-cledi in dees Dundee hit upon the theory that Mrs. Berkeley and not Doris was the intended) murder tvifattin. There is proof Crosby hoped for h(s future -mother-in-law's early death, arid, abundant, suspicion, against Crosby in (he death of his wife, Phyllis, 14 months wfhen jbbris was her trusted And Mrs. Berkeley is a perfume addict! Working first on the theory that Crosby 1 had poisoned the perfume licfqrj! giving it to Mrs.

Berkeley, Dundee learns there are no traces; of poison in Gigi's handkerchief. Biit Johnson, having been arrested and having: proved, an. iron-clad alibi, for the murder, Dundee returns t.o the theory- of. poisoned peifunle. lie Is spurred on by discovering Oigi at the task of washing all evening clothes worn Friday night in benzene, and fc slip believes, with him, that etc of the.

household. later put wood alcohol in the perfume to Mrs. Berkeley and wa caught in the act Doris. Thi chemist confirms his suspicion and Dunilce settles down to work iiif out the murder and would-Ix murder mystery. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY CHAPTER XLVI Bonnie Dundee had cheerfully endured a good deal of kidding fron 's uncle, Police Commissioner O'Brien, and from his chief, Captain Strawn, because of his use of a parrot as a when felt the need of an audience for summing up of a case.

"I've tired talking aloud to myself, but I feel foolish. Cap'n is an ideal audience, for while he sometimes laughs at me, he can't waste my time by arguing or telling me I'm a fool," he answered them. ANNC AUSTIN AUTHOR OF AVEMGINO "THE. BLACK ETC. fry Therefore it seems logical to suppose that the surplus perfume was poinrcd iintii and Now, hours of sleep, to clear his brain of all spccula- nis and now, in the light of his new dis- "Someone transferred more than- cage before him, his thick sheaf of typewritten for ref- Wanted WANTED' TO In Ford cotaoe.

Phone 590. 52-2p to do general house worteand care for children. Apply lAvine store at 459 North Starkweather. 53-tf MACHINE for Singer Sewing lu luum lluuse or 52-3p Phone 359, or address PampasDaily News Unfurnished 3 to wl-oom house or half duplex. crop payments, "360 of land west of Hereford, 300 acres broken, no waste per acre.

Box 321, 52-34? KOBIfcE glass mechan- Installed. Prices reasonable Parripa Glass Works. Rear ill Eas Poster. 51-27 Box A-B, 53-3p flowers on Mother's Day. A cheery fed one if meSHert is living.

A white one ii, her smile, is a cherished. memory. Pampa Florist. 52-3c FOR rooms of furniture leaving town. Phone 185 53-3 SALE Chinchilla rabbits Some sale.

Some pedigreed stock; also Hutc! 500 North Frost stree 53-3 equate yards 514 West Foster. 53-2 FILED accurately by Foley trine; hand, band and circula Kut, Saw Shop. 53 Ouyler, Pampa. 53-Gp FOB SALE 3 room house, well located. Lights inside toilet.

$1550. $250 cash alance, $35 per month. 2 room house, modern excep: yj, 'ibath-iub. Choice corner lot on A $200 down. Wick veneer and garage 'erms.

i modern house, east front g'garage. $3500. $500 cash 4 rooms and bath on eacji foje garage. $4000. Terms duplex und furniture.

On et, Terms. duplex and all furniture each side. Garage. $3700 n. will trade south side prop- $40 per month for dern, home on north side Bay Difference.

room house in good location north side $1200. $200 cash. 3 room house and double garage A ciuvt to restricted district, cash. $1750. $500 5 room brick veneer and- garage.

Never terms. lived Good IpcatI $6500. Good terms. a room house and lot, south side, sgtherboarded and shingled. $500.

i house on a lot 50x125 feet. water. Price $350. $75 $25 jjer month. houses for gale at jWWij, One 6-room Bind Bast front on pave- VrtUAMA BENT 1 apartment, cou- unfurnlish- unfurnished, $25.

RK Phone ilworths 4 115 southwest of church building, to OH TRADE property. property, ftess property. property, donee on So 180 acre fanji for lots sale (or sale it political fleet to the action of the Demo- atic primary July 26 1930. FOR TAX J. W.

"BELL" GRAHAM WALTER D. HARDIN A. C. SAILOR T. W.

BARNES L. D. RIDER MRS. J. D.

KINNISON o. MCKNIGHT OR DISTRICT B. THOMPSON pyiSE MILLER JTOR COMMISSIONER Prect. JOHN R. WHITE FOR COMMISSIONER, Prect.

No. 2 LEWIS O. COX JOHN B. AYRES FOR. COMMISSIONER Prect.

SCHAFFER II. G. McCLESKEY BILL GINN FOR TAX F. E. LEECH FOR COUNTY StJPERINTEKDENT JOHN B.

UESSEY FOR COUNTY QHABLIE THTJT POR COUNTY FRED CART JOHN F. STUDEB WHITK LpN BLANSCET d.E. "TMO?" FIFES G. II. PARISH EARL TALLEY ERWIN WEPOEWORTH JNO.

V. ANDREWS COUNTY TREASURER- MABEL DAVIS JOHN BRADLEY FOR JUSTIQE OP THE O. E.OARY FOR CONSTALE Prect. No. SCOTT RHEUDASIL (TEX) TOM BUSTER B.

XORMAN (BLACKIE) ALBIN FOR COUNTY IVY E. DUNCAN COUNTY SVRVBYOR erence. He had been talking steadily for 10 minutes, telling the pa rot just how and when Doris Mat- had died. And Cap'n had listened, head cocked inquiringly, beady eye bright with or so Dundee chose to believe. "Now, 'my dear Watson, 1 that is the crime which you and I must try to solve," he summed up.

"But behind that crime lies another, which did not come off. Our primary problem, therefore, is to find the person who plotted Mrs. Berkeley's death by wood alcohol poisoning, but who was forced, by fear to murder Doris Matthews instead. Is that clear?" "Perfume!" Cap'n croaked suddenly, proud of the new addition to his vocabulary. "Exactly!" Dundee grinned.

"Soneone transferred than two ounces of deadly wood alcohol from the lighter fountain in Mrs. Berkeley's sitting-room, to the flask of Fleur d'Amour which Seymour Crosby presented) to his hostess Friday evening. And was caught in the act by Doris Matthews." "Perfume!" Oap'n repeated and flapped his wings excitedly. again!" his master applauded. "Where is the perfume which Mrs.

Berkeley's would-be murderer removed from the flask to make way for the wood alcohol? Gigi had wasted about an ounce of the Fleur d'Amour. Mrs. Berkeley knew just how much was left in the bottle, for -she hook the flask from Gigi herself. Therefore, the would-be murderer had to remove about two andw a half ounces of perfume before putting that amount of wood alcohol into the bottle. "Now, it is not at all likely that the surplus perfume was poured down the drain pipe of Mrs.

Berkeley's bathroom basin, for the very good reason thai; Mils. Berkeley would have been almost sure to smell it when she came up to bed. what move logical than a perfume bottle toMiold perfume? "Mrs. Berkeley's would-be murderer probably counted on several days clap5jng before drank the Flour d'Amour, since she had another new bottle of perfume on hand, as the plotter could have- seen by glancing at her dressing- or could have known already. "Now why the choice of Fleur d'Amour instead of the new bottle of department store perfume? To incriminate Crosby, provided the would-be murderer was not Crosby safer for the poisoner if the perfume had come from Franco, rather than from a local department store.

"If my reasoning is correct so far, the would-be poisoner expected to have ample leisure in which to dispose of that Incriminating surplus of Fleur d'Amour before Mrs. Berkeley's death. But consider problem which confronted the poi- soner when or but let's say 'he' for the sake of convenience caught in the act by Doris Hiimself? Or because the Fleur d'Amour (Sc come from abroad? GE 7V 513, Form TJo. 6, Units 64, 05, CG, and 67. NOTICE TO ALL OWNING OR CLAIMING ANY PROPERTY ABUTTING UPON THE HEREINAFTER MENTIONED PORTIONS OF STREETS AND AVENUES IN THE CITY OF PAMPA, TEXAS, AND TO ALL OWNING OR CLAIMING ANY INTEREST IN ANY SUCH PROPERTY.

The Governing Body of the City of Pampa has ordered that the hereinbelow mentioned streets and avenues be improved by raising, grading and filling, and paving, to- jether with incidentals and appurtenances, and contract has been made and entered into with Stuckey Construction Company for the mak. ng and construction of such improvements. Estimate of the cost of such improvements for each such jortion of streets and avenues has jeen prepared. The portions of streets and avc-- nues and the amount or amounts, per front foot proposed to.be assessed against the abutting property and the owners thereof, on each such portion of street and avenue are as follows: On FOSTER, AVENUE, from its intersection with the East property line of Balla'rd Street to its intersection with the East property line of Gillespie Street, known and designated as Unit or District No. 58; the estimated cost of the improvements is $7879.00: t.hp peHmntorf arr.r».v.l' designated as Unit or District No.

64; the estimated cost of the improvements is the amount per front foot to be assessed against abutting properly and, owners thereof for curb is the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against abutting property and owners thereof for Improvements exclusive of curb is total estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against abutting property and owners thereof Is $4.975. On ALCOCK STREET, from its intersection with the West property line, of Hobart Street to its inter- sectibn with the West property line of Dwight Street, known and designated as Unit or District No. 65; the estimated cost of the improvements is the estimated amount per front foot to be assess- is the estimated amount abutting upon said per front foot to be assessed aeaimf-. rtlons of stre ets and avenues, cd against abutting property and owners thereof for curb is the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is tot.nl estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against, abutting property and owners thereof is $4.175. Oil STARKWEATHER STREET, from its intersection with the South property line of Tyng Avenue to its Intersection with the West property line Of Barnes Street, known and designated as Unit or District No.

60; estimated cost of the improvements is the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against abutting property andi owners thereof for curb is thejestimated amount per front foot against abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is estimated amount per froht foot to be assessed against abutting property and owners thereof is $7.775. Oil BARNES STREET, from the South of Unit or District No. 66 to its intersection with the North property line of Frederic Street, known and designated as Unit or District No. 67. the estimated cost of the improvements is the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against abutting property and owners thereof for curb is the estimated amount pev front foot to be assessed against abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive oi curb is total estimated amount per front foot to be assessed, against abutting property and js $7.875.

The paving on'said Units Nos. 58, 64, 65, 66 and C7 to be 6 Inch VI- brolithic Pavement, together with concrete curbs and gutters, together with incidentals and appurtenances, all as provided in the plans and specifications prepared by the Engineer for said City and now on file with the City A hearing will be given and held by and before the Governing Body of the City of Pampa, Texas, on the 20th day of May, A. D. 1930, at 2:00 o'clock, P. in the City Hall, Pampa, Texas, in the City of Pampa, Texas, to all owning or claimi ing any property abutting upon said interest in any such property.

At said time and place, all owning or claiming any such abutting property, or any interest therein, shall be and appear and will be fully heard concerning said improvements, the cost thereof, the amounts to be assessed therefor, the benefits to the respective parcels of abutting property by means of the improvements on the portion of streets or avenue upon which the property abuts, end concerning the regularity, validity and sufficiency of the contract for, and all proceedings relating to such improvements and proposed assessments therefor, and concerning any ter as to which they are entitled to hearing under the law in force in the city and under the proceedings of thn City with reference to said matters. Following such hearing assessments will be leviod against abutting property and the owners thereof, and such assessments, when levied, shall be a personal liability of the owners of such property, and a first and prior lien upon th- property as provided by the law in force in the city, and under which the proceedings are taken, being the Act passed at the First Called Session of the Fortieth Legislature of the State' 6f Texas, known as Chapter 106 of the Acts of said Session. The improvements on each said portion of street or avenue constitute an entirely separate and distinct unit of Improvement, all to the same extent as if entirely separate and distinct proceedings had been taken with reference to the Improvements and assessments therefor In conectlon with improvements on each such portion of street or avenue, and the assessments against the property.abutting upon tiny unit shall be and are in nowise, affected by any fact or circumstance relating to or connected with the improvements in other units. Of.all said matters and things, all owning or claiming any such property or any interest therein, as well as all others in any wise interested or affected, will take notice: DONE by order of the Board of Commissioners of the City of Pampa, Texas, this Oth day of May, A. D.

1930. J. H. BLYTHE, City Secretary, City of Pampa, Tex. (SEAL) 9-15-19.

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3OCJETY Room 2, First Nat'l Sank fildj, Sunday, 11 a. m. Subject: "Adam and Fallen Man." Sunday school, 9:45 a. m. Wednesday, 8 p.

m. The reading room is open or) Mondays, Wednesdays, frim 11 a. m. to 4 iti. 'TfifepjiB- lic is cordially invited to attend dur services and use the reading room.

Mrs. J. Homer Hayes, who was seriously ill for three weeks, Is much improved. J. L.

Cummings was a business visitor in Borger yesterday. Roy Farless, LePors, was ft business visitor in Pampa today. A. Teed and W. A.

Bratton will leave Austin to X-Ray Medic.jne Surgery per front foot to be assessed against abutting property and owners thereof for curb is the estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against abutting property and owners thereof for improvements exclusive of curb is total estimated amount per front foot to be assessed against abutting property and owners thereof is $11.225." On FRANCIS AVENUE, from its intersection with the East property line of Purviance Street to its intersection with the West property line of Hobart. Street, known anil DEMONSTRATION Case Combines equipped with Gruver Roller bearings. Greater efficiency with less power. You are invited to be at Warehouse in Pampa Saturday May 10th at 3 to see this derf ul improvement STARK MIEN and to all owning or claiming any BRUNK'S COMEDIANS Big Ten Theatre One Week Commencing Monday Night May 12th You've Seen the Rest, Now See the Best Play Produced In the Last Five Years. Earl Biggest Success! "IF I WAS RICH" OPENING PLAY Monday Night Surprise Night FEATURE BETWEEN EACH ACT.

DON'T MISS IT! Hear Jerry 4nd Hit Orchestra JSQg Extra JAGEIS FOR MILLIONS ALL-BRAN Is Health News to Them Millions know that Headaches, general depression and other ailments are caused by constipation. They know that cathartics, pills and patent medicines will not effect permanent relief. They will be keenly interested in the natural, effective remedy for constipation that experience has. revealed to other millions. Kellogg's ALt-BRAN is eaten everywhere today for the relief and prevention of constipation.

This delicious cereal adds roughage to the is absolute assurance against this dreaded disease, Kellogg'a ALL-BRAN is guaranteed to relieve both temporary and recurring constipation. Kellogg'a ALL-BRAN ia the original ALL-BRAN. It not only prevents constipation, but contains abundant iron that enriches the blood and brings the radiant glow of health to the With milk or fruit juices, it also brings important vitamins. Eating Kellogg's daily is a healthful habit. It ia especially essential in reducing diets.

Your grocer has Sellogg's ALL- BRAN in the red-and-green package. Served everywhere. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. -BRAN Improved in Texture and I Groceries Fresh Fish Specials, Saturday, Monday and Tuesday "We Are Here to Stay" We them FRYERS Dressed, Per Pound BANANAS, doz 21c APPLES, fancy, doz 35c ORANGES. doxenl- New No.

1, 5 pound S5c CHINA OATS, POTATOES, New, No. 2 6-lb. 25c FLOUR, Gold Medal, 12-Ibs. 48c CAT FISH, fresh caught, Ib. 30c TURKEY, dressed Ib.

26c POTATOES nU No i 10-ibs. 40c PORK BEANS, cans 25c BREAD, 2 large Loaves 25o yii-imw HENS (light) pound IKJHU" vfmyp. GREEN BEANS Ib 9c SUGAK, 10-lb. 1, S0C PHUTTER, country. EGGS Strictly Fresh, dozen We sell Gold Fish and Supplies.

We have plenty of fruits and vegetables'. Give us your order for try for Sunday. We are Hello World" Independent with parking space. Your patronage is ed. v- Wfc BUY POULTRY AND Standard Fish Oyster Phone.