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mjv --i 1 -s -tb'-' i SIX THE POMONA DAILY REVIEW, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 4. 1914. FIM nil II 1915 BEL7G TO SO. CAL Ready Reference Directory FOR POROfiA VALLEY FOX OOBVEXIKNCE AND INf QRIUTION TO IBS PUBUO WOMAN 37 INCHES HIGH DIES CONVICT WANTS NO PAROLE Seeks Vindication and Will Accept Only Full Pardon JKKFE7KSON CITY, March. 4.

Julius A. Gerhardt of St. 1-ouls, serv- old, smoked a cigar wbilo an vperf-j the age (jf was reputed to be! Ing a two years sentence for embezzle-turn was performed upon him at the a hoHd.al after the administration perfectly Mimed woman nient, told the state board of pardons Motaiuo. Feeling no pain and with iu Iowa. She was 37 inches In height and paroles beio today bo would not bis faculties alert, he enjoyed smok- aud weighed sixty pounds.

Not do accept a pai ole. iug while thobi-igeon was at his work foinud iu any way, Mis Ilowes was' 1 am seeking indication, ho said, ami finished hall the cigar during the a remarkably beautiful and attractive and bo will accept only a full par- The idea gf offering a flower show of the greatest ever held la the world to delight the rouses of the buudreds' Flowering plants of a hundred de of thousands of people who will visit' hav been 10 lhelr fullest development here, Roses pro- Southern California in 191a, appears duce(J CaUfonjla cannot be to have been born in thousands of surpassed even by the famous uurser- was a school leather and. don, for that would help me establish inlnds almost simultaneously. It was les of. Europe.

The choicest varieties operation. Thiity minutes after tipeiatiou ho smoked another cigar, la musician. the1 woman. She my CEMENT AND OR ADI NO Stocs and Cement Vcrk Phone tMt Hn. Ill Mb il POMONA DAILY REVIEW CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY A QUICK, HANDY REFERENCE, GIVING CORRECT TELEPHONE NUMBER AND STREET ADDRESS Reinforced ooneftta bulldlaft Street grading and oiling.

crystallxed at a recent meeting of the of the Old World have been brought Los Angeles County Horticultural so- here, acclimated and improved until clety when a committee was appointed they excel In color, form aud texture to, confer with the Chamber of Com- the blooms from their parent plants. merce and other organizations aud; Recent experiments In scientific take the first steps toward orgablxa-j propagation have proven tbat Callfor tlon. nia can produce new varieties worthy Now, nearly all Southern California to challenge the attention of the is behind the pioiement aud the estab-' worlds big horticulturists. Of the llsbment fa permanent floral and thousands of new hybrids propagated plant exhibition through the entirejand now uuder observation by South year of 1915 Is practically assured, ern California rose growers, there are Professional and amateur horticulture aloinst certain to be some results tbat ists aud flower liners are unanimous' will give the exhibition international in believing the show can he made one advertising and fame. LOUIS FERRELL Res 'vt ADVERTISING SPECIALISTS Office.

Pomona Hally Review, 155 S. 7 APARTMENT HOUSES Palomares 318 So. Ialomaves, Pomona Valley Creamery Pasteurize Milk and Crania Butter MUk Phone 471 BAKERIES Home liaking. Buttee Ml nt Second 8treei I 111 East Second St 3477 ELECTRICAL 1453 Pomona Fixture Wiring Co. Everything Electrical 9 BARBER SHOPS Commercial Harber Shop V.

M. Loweiy, 417 West Second St BEAUTY PARLORS, HAIRDRESSERS, ETC. Comfoit Beauty Parlors, 158 W. Second 6916 Mrs. L.

D. Thomson, Womans Exchange 470 BICYCLES AND SPORTING GOOOS W. D. Tubbs, 105 South Garey BLACKSMITHING AND HORSESHOEING C. C.

Myers, 331 West Bertie 5747 BOOKS, STATIONERY AND SOUVENIRS R. O. Ayres 36 5332 Phene Id 110 Woet Seoong 5699 2952 fflRNIL POWER 11ASJRRIVED Cleveland Inventor Claims Spring Motor Winds Automatically CLEVELAND, March 4. A. C.

Rut-zen, a local inventor, has contrived a little machine, a spring motor, which he says will revolutionize the mechanical power of the world. The working model of the spring motor is a miniature affair, generating one horsepower. Sixteen highpowered springs compose from some of the largest fac-the main body. Once started, power1 ories in the land, but Dr. Fehr made from fifteen springs is given forth a11 lbe resl P88lble.

while alternately one 18 being re- He had recognized the scientific ap-wound. A simple lever startse or stops plication of talcum to the human sys the mechanism. The motor, according tern that its alkaline character was FIFTY HI CAtiS OF TALCUM SOLD III COUNTRY EACH YEAR The tale of talcum powder Is not long in years, tut it Is an extensive story, nevertheless. It Is, says A. W.

Goldstein, in the American Perfumer, a long step from Dr. Fehr, the Hoboken druggist, putting up his talcum powder in a little wooden box twenty-five years ago, to the millions of elaborately tinted cans, and gilt bottles Phone 111 leoond end PeroeHe I I Southern California Edison Electric Co. I We will take care of your gas aad electric trouhlee- INSURANCE R. N. Louche JEWELERS Office.

Res. E. K. Fite, Jeweler and Optician, 162 West Second St 822 7577 Carl W. Middleton, Watches, Jeweler and Engraver, over Salt Lake Depot, .3117 JOB PRINTING Pomona Daily Review, 155 S.

7 LAUNDERERS AND DRY CLEANERS Sanitary Laundry, 550 East llertie 58 Mungers Laundiy, 215 North Paik Ave. 719 1 5C6 LUNCH ROOMS D. F. Hawn, north of S. P.

depot MILLINERY PARLORS Miss Inez Gemmell, 275 South Thomas 470 MOTORCYCLES AND BICYCLES Charles A. Johnston, Indian Motorcycles and Davton Bicycles, 150 S. 3816 S. P. Hunsaher, 545 W.

Second St 6961 MUSIC AND PIANOS Brown Bros 2S5 South Thomas St 14 NEWSPAPERS Pomona Daily Review, 155 S. 7 OSTEOPATHY Otey Infirmary, 278 N. Garey. All hours 648 PAINTING AND TINTING H. H.

Heathman, 421 East Monterey. .3539 REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANCE Short Realty Brady Block 467 3702 ROOMS AND 80ARD La Mildred Boarding House, 263 West Center St 3747 Minnesota Rooming House, corner Main and Third 1267 ROSE BEADS, CROCHETING AND PLAIN SEWING Mrs. M. A. Stoddard, Room 3, upstairs, 376 West Second St 4962 RUBBER 8TAMPS AND TYPEWRITERS Harry II.

Webb, Rooms 6 and 7, Second and Thomas 4897 SEWING MACHINE REPAIRS IV. T. Green, 291 East Second St 2556 SHEET AND METAL WORKS B. F. Caldwell, 173 East Third St.

Pomona Sheet Metal Works 2537 244 San Dimas SHOE REPAIRING R. A. Block, Quick Service, 280 South Thomas St 2142 SHOE SHINE PARLORS Palace Shoe Shine Parlors, 152 West Second St 3738 SHOE STORES Carper Selz Royal Blue Store, 171 West Second St 838 Triangle Shoe Store, 181 W. Second St. 105 SURGEON CHIROPODIST Dr.

J. R. Young, State Bank Bldg 636 UPHOLSTERING AND FURNITURE REPAIRING F. A. Young A Louisa 1532 719 I 7358 INSURANCE AND REAL E8TATB Life, Fire, Accident and Automobile Insurance.

Best com pastes oily. Call (or particulars. 117 Review Building. LUMBER AND SUPPLIER Lumber BRUSSELS AND INGRAIN RUGS D. Romberger, 252 South Louisa St 2251 BUILDING AND CONTRACTORS G.

L. Smith, 480 East Third St 5172 CAFETERIAS Nicollet Cafeteria, 412 West Second COC CIGAR 8TORES A. J. Vaughn W. Second 3738 1211 CLEANERS AND DYERS AND TAILORING H.

R. Churchill, 472 West Second 821 3269 Right Quick, 216 East Second St 3107 5661 CONFECTIONERIES Idyll wild 184 West Second 4 FISH AND POULTRY MARKET J. M. McCarty, City Fish and Poultry Market, 514 West Second 271 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS The Harrison Lighting Fixture 351 South Thomas St 5S9G FEED AND FUEL E. Hinman Son (S.

II. Trading Stamps), 210 South Garey Ave 42 Ulery Son, 502 West Second St 23 FRUITS Out Door Fruit 382 West Second St. GARAGE Iowa Garage, 105 South Gordon St 424 GASOLINE AND OILS Home Oil 150 East Bertie St 121 GROCERIES Booth Baldwin, 1C6 West Alvarado SL 175 HATTERS Travis, the Hatter, Hats Cleaned and Blocked, 208 E. Second St 4156 2150 HOTELS Hotel Oxford, Hirschler Grebe, corner of First and Garey 114 Pomona Hotel, cor. Thomas and Second 110 valuable in counteracting the acids constantly given off by the body.

The public may not know why it likes talcum iowders, but that the American people are very fond of them is proved by the fact that at least fifty million packages (cans and bottles) are sold in the United States every year. Here is at least one toilet article ihich was originated west of the Atlantic Ocean, and was not borrowed from Paris. Within a quarter of a century of development of the manufacture of tal- to the inventor, will run uatil such lime as the parts become worn out. I am mak'ng no unwarranted claims for my Invention. said Rutzen, exhibiting his model for the first time.

It is the result of fifteen years' hard work. It will revolutionize the industrial world. Power In almost any amount can ge generated. The amount of power, of course, depends on the size of the motor, Can Ran a Motor Car A few persona who were allowed to HAY A LUMBER AND INVESTMENT CO. Sole Agent AMIWUD" 411 EAST SECOND ST, Phons 87 Inspect the motor saw it running al-lcum powders, considerable progress most noiselessly, driving a small dyn-! has been made.

We know now with amo frora which power was transmit-1 absolute clearness what Is the Ideal ted to twenty electric light globes, at which to aim. The perfect talcum No other powefcthan the silent springs powder must be free from grit, scales Kerckhoff-Cuzner Mill and Lumber Company Phone 76 PrlcM and treatment right could be observed; Individual power for motor cars, electric light plants for homes and most any purpose up to power for tories is claimed by the inventor for his discovery The Hammond Lumber Company Will Figurt Your Bill Right PHONE 34 lat and Palomares Look for the Blue and(White Flag PIANOS THIS WEEK ANOTHER BIG NUI1BER FROII BROADWAY L. E. SHEETS Expert Piano Tuning Agents for Adam Schaaf Pianos Oldest House In Pomona Valley. 886 No.

Garey I and crystals; it should have the right white color, the proier slip and a good odor, which will not become sour at any time or under any conditions. The character of the perfume used has also much to do with the successful marketing of the powder. Probably violet leads ail the rest in popu larity, but same manufacturers have attained considerable success with a i bouquet mixture of good character and lasting quality. I The talcum used as a base is also an I important element in this product. American talcum is light and fluffy, not so white nor bolted so fine as the i foreign varieties, nor has it aB much slip.

Italian talcum is even better than the French, costing three to six cents a pound in large quantities, but this is the smallest part of the cost of toilet talcum. I The perfume must be of excellent 1 quality to hold its character and not turn sour, as the natural essential oils tend to change, and no cheap combina- tion is stable. Violet is notable high-I priced, and this is the most popular jodor, the modern synthetic odors hav-I ing proved excellent in talcum. Phone 8881 99 TRANSFER FAIRYLAND TRANSFER AND STORAGE Moving, Storage, Packing, Shipping, Machinery of All Kinds' Handled E. 0.

MOSS PHONEB682 Auto Transfer 8MEAD A BAULD, 161 So. Garey Furniture Moving a Specialty Prompt Service A Semi Highclass Song, as Sung by Miss Blossom Seely, now Appearing in Vaudeville with Mr. Rube Marquard, of the Giants 4 1 0 Complete Words and Music will be Published in the Pomona Daily i Review This Week Watcb For It Phons, Office, 695 823 Sewing Machines EM LESS HI AB make for aale or rent Need lea aad Repairs. I WRIGHT BROS, ft RICH 839 Bo. Mata ft Take a 1m of Salta to fliah Xidneyi if Bladder bo then you Drink lota of water.

In offering FAIRYLAND as a song feature, we feel that we are giving the public one of the musical treats of the season, as well as letting them into the secret that Miss Blossom Seeley sings a semi-high-class song with as much cleverness as she does ragtime, and for which she is possibly better known. Miss Seeley, who is very much in the public eye at the present time as co-star with Rube Marquard, the famous southpaw of the Giants, is undoubtedly one of the tnost versatile headliners appearing on the vaudeville stage, as well as one of the mdst attractive women entertainers before the public. 1 Blossom Seeleys success has not been haphazard by any means but is the result of diligent, persevering study in all the arts and accomplishments that go to make up a phenomenal stage career. She has a cultivated voice of rare flexibility and sweetness, and to hear her sing such a song as FAIRYLAND leaves a more lasting impression than any Texas Tommy turkey-trot she has been associated with. In her recent Broadway engagement in the George W.

Lederer production gf The Charity Girl, Blossom Seeley attracted widespread attention and most favorable comment but the lure of vaudeville was stronger and coupled with the wonderful prowess of Rube Marquard of the New York Giants, she readily forsook the musical comedy field. Cor the more lucrative vaudeville tour. FAIRYLAND is assurely one of the prettiest songs of the year dttdit iutadi-wt and coupled with the famous names of BLOSSOM SEELEY and RUBE MARQUARD, will undoubtedly interest thousands of music lovers throughout the country. Now Playing In tha 'Charity Ctrl" Eating meat regularly eventually produces kidney trouble in some form or other, says a well-known authority, because the uric acid in meat excites tha kidneys, they become overworked; get sluggish; clog up and cause all sorts of distress, particularly backache and misery in the kidney region; rheumatic twinges, Severe headaches, acid stomach, constipation, torpid livtr, sleeplessness, bladder and urinary irritation. The moment your back hurts or kidneys arent acting right, or if bladder bothers yon, get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any good pharmacy; I ke tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine.

This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with llthia, and has been used for generations flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them I tonormal activity; also to neutralize the I acids in the urine so it no longer Irritates, thus ending bladder disorders. I Salts cannot injure anyone; I makes delightful effervescent llthia I Water drink which niiillohS of men and women take now and then to keep tha kidneys aad urinary organs clean, thug avoiding serious kidney disease. Pomona rfgant, W. 8. HUFFORO.