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. A rare trent for the lovers or the
terpsichoreon art wan a feature at
Hunt's Craterian theatre last night
In the presentation of pupils of Eve
Henson'a dancing academy In nov
elty. Interpretative aud character
dances, and will appear again to
night. Each of the 12 numbers
presented drew forth generous re
sponse and displayed exceptionally
good dancing talent, although none
of the students is over U years of
age; and some as young us C.
A well presented, spirited g.vpH'
fiance was the first number on the
program. The following eight stu
dents were included: I-uvon An
derson, Ikireen Leverette, Marjorie
McNair, Porto 1'iitton. Arlene
Ames, Helen l'atton and UaXura
lleek. . (
A delightful Holland Kid num
ber was presented by George Hen
son and Harbara Holt, drawing forth
an exceptionally good renKime. In
a Japanese dance, Uretchen Mc
Allister, Barbura Bevans, liNura
llock and Harbara Franklin were
Uimli Tongue gins, wiuie ay i.e
Kevre and Harbara Holt were fan
soloists.
The ja.zz Idea was brought out
cleverly In a dance by IjtVon An
derson, Including a number of dif
ficult" rnccoon teps. A novelty
dance, Trloka, was especially well
enjoyed and presented Helen I'nt
ton and Doris ' l'atton as white
horses rind 1-aNnm Heck as a
black horse, all driven by a Jockey,
Noel HeiiHon, tislug long reins and
n long whip for effect. I'rnncing
stAps were the feature of this num
ber;;, '
A toe number, l'lerelto, Is diffi
cult' "for even older dancers to at
tempt, but was carried through to
success by Marlorle McNair, I,a
Von -.Anderson, Hae IFevre, Bar
bara Hplt, Haruara r.evan 'and
Gretchen 'lleck. This number was
well received and included Kussiun
ballet steps.
Spirit, of the Night Winds was
done perfectly by Helen Wood, per
sonifying the Soft, movements of
the evening breeze, growing tem
pestuous , and then dying down
again.
An acrobatic dance featured dlf-
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A nIuii-p 111 fln brilliant tlllilll
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JXIHVIU.E. Ky., May 14. iP)
With a sloppy, thouKh hnrd-liot-tomed
track, prevailing at Church
ill Downs, indications that a heavy
If not muddy condition may con
tinue up to the running of tho Gliih
Kentucky Derby Haturdny, Is nt
IructlliK keen llilci-ext mining
horHeiiien here.
ltlno Ijirkspur, Conolen Kdvvnrd
ft. liradley's winter-book favorite,
and his staiileinate, Itay Itentlty,
also entered In the classic, dispelled
all doubt its to their ability to run
In the nun! when they went the
flciilt Imck bends, crub walks, annul-
der stantlH, arm stands, ktiip tips
itnd cruh walks. The Htudents tak
ing part included Doris ration,
Helen I'nt Ion, UiN'ura Heck, Kmc
I.eFevre Hurhara Holt, (Irelchen
McAllis tor ami Harbara Hevtin.
A beautiful Argentine-dingo by
Marjorie McNair, 12 years, olid
Noel Benson, 13 years, was u per
fect presentation. LuNura Heck
was also perfect in the "Moth," an
interpretive dance.
Thelnm (iootl, Blanche McLean
of Ashland and 'Noel Benson of
Medford presented a soft toe
dance, followed :iv the final num
ber. Columbine Qui Flirt. In which
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loll of tilt Ki'llllH-ky llorliv Ik of to
sIlOWH (lit finish IlINt yi-jir Willi It
mile route yesterday in impressive
fashion. 1 tl lie larkspur negotiated
the quarter In 24 3-5 and the half
in 50 -2-r, whilo ltay Beauty fin
ished In (id 4-5. .
Nulshapur, Chlcatle, Windy City
and Florhi were other candidates
who went various distances through j
the slop In such n way uh to In- j
crease the confidence of their I
backers.
Twelvo of the derby candidates
rill He seen In action under colors
on tile trial, tho mile feature race
at the downs today, and the result
will lie watched with tho greatest
jl,nVon Anderson, Dorenn I.everelte
and I ji Nil ril
advantage.
Heck performed
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A cnpaclty crowd gathered
the Sunday school program at
for
the
Central Point Christian chu
rob i
Sunday when the yonnir lie
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ml lln colt who tcmls flic fli-ld lit
cigli t'oiiiu Willlllllg. j
Interests by turfmen. The colts I
entered in this race are:
Windy City, raruphrase, Boris,
Lord ltradealbane, Port Harlem
Double .Heart, Krvast, Prince Pat,
ItotanU-al, Tho Choctaw and The
Suitor. ,
Kssare, The Xut, . Folklnt nnd
Mlnotuur, derhyt candidates, nil of
which raced in the Preakncus, ar
rived at Churchill Downs yester
day. They nre in fine condition. It
is said, and probably will bn given
early workout.H around tho downs
oval in preparation for the contest
Haturdny. "
presented a very impressive pro
gram. Impersonating children of all
nations paying tribute to their
mothers In song and flowers.
Following the program by the
young people, the pastor delivered
a very touching message on the
subject. "Behold Thy Mother."
Nino young people responded to
the invitation to become members
of the chprch. There were n total
of Kit) present In the Sunday school
and a capacity crowd for church
services. The Sunday school ts
planning a picnic In the near fu
ture. 4 '
Ctnsfllfled RdVerttRlnK R-efs results.
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AT ARMORY MEET
The reffulur Korial nlpht taeptinff
of the American Legion Auxiliary
wuh held .Moiulny evenlriK at , th
armory club rooms.. About forty
lad I en. member! of the local unit,
out of town KUrtH, und vlnJtors
enjoyed the lovely program - pre
pared by . M.hk .Me I ha WillimnH,
which included selections by the
harmonica, band- and a vocal-trio
composed of Miss Williams. Miss
BurrlRnr and Mrs. Williamson.
Mrs. llelcne Wfllson rend a paper
on "Mother," - which wat well re
ceived. Mrs. P. O. Crawford was
introduced at this time, giving an
appeal for members for the Jaukr
son County health association.
New members were signed up dur
ing the evening.
J'opny ' report were made and
th child welfare chairman, Mrs.
Vundermurk, gave out children's
clothing for the members to take
home for completion; she also re
ported that the Girl Hcouts vere
making sixteen children's gar
ments to be sent to department
heudUHrters in Portland to be
used ,for ex-service men's families.
Now that the chamber of com
merce dinner, which was put on by
the auxiliary, Is a thing of the past
nil hands are turning to the next
big objective, poppy sales.
Delicious refreHhments were
served by the committee composed
of Mesdames Marguerite Feldman,
Fear! McCrcdie, Marie Stone,
(.race Holmes and I-orena Leach.
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Obituary
. CALK Funeral services for the
late Lewis L. Clale, aged 7ffyears,
who passed away In this city May
1 3th, will he conducted from the
Conger funeral parlors Wednesday,
May 15th, at 2:30 p. m. Rev.
Reese will have .charge of services
and Thursday the remains will be
forwarded to Brownsville, Oregon
where Interment will be . made by
tho sido of his wife.
i A Chinese who eats a Uu dang II,
or drngon fish, believes he thereby
adds in years to his life.
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MANN'S The- Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price MANN'S
Wednesday Specials
at Mann's Dept. Store
Every Item a Money-Saver!
Marquisette Panels
TTYTT3 Readv
- See Display in Window
Cheese Cloth
For housecleaniiig, car shining and many oth
er uses.
Hfi-inch, 5c quality 6 yards for 25
.n5-inch, 10c quality '... 3 yards for 25
SG-inch, 15c quality 2 yards for 25
1 Handipack
A sealed sterilized package in two grades.
Best grade, 5-yd. package 39
Good quality, 5-yd. package 25
Neckwear Sale
A special lot of lace, linen
and lawn collar' and cuff
sets, vests and yokes; come
( in both ecru and white, Just
the thing for wash silks and
.print dresses. Regular price
59(v On sale 48c
AVednesday, each..:..."
See Display in Window
Wednesday Sale of
Wash Dresses
100 St. Clair WasK Dresses
made of fast-colored prints, all this season's styles
for street, porch and house wear, real t 1 ((
$1.50Vvalues; Wednesday, each P 1 . W
Betty Baxley Dresses
200 in this lot made of the best prints, all new
spring models to fit every style figure; regular
$2.50 values Wednesday t 1 Q C
nch
Two Big
Silk Handkerchiefs
Dainty georgette and crepe de
chine handkerchiefs, lace trim
med and embroidered. Your
choice of colors; up to 79c values.
On sale Wednesday, QQ
each
3 for $1.00
Crepe de Chene
40 inches wide, extra heavy qual
ity washable, o $1.98
A ednesday special, yd
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fvoN-4eo-4e7
Mail Orders Promptly
made, at .less than cost
of material, plain and barled
marquisette panels finished
with fringe; regular price 85c.
As a big Wednesday f)
special, each ,
44 M. (I J
Handkerchief Specials
Women's Grepe Gowns
Well made of a fine grade of washable crepe; col
ors: "white, peach, and pink. Real $1.00 CQp
values Wednesday, each J
Bloomers, Stepins and French Pants
made of a good quality of rayon, in all colors and
sizes; up to $1.25 values. 7Q
Wednesday, each '
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Pillow Cases
42-inch hem stitched
pillow cases, stamp
ed for embroidering.
Regular price $1.29;
Wednesday Q C .
' special, pr
Muslin
36-inch hope muslin
s 1 i g h t ly imperfect.
Wednesday 1 rt
.special, yd...;;.. X U
Crash Toweling
16' -inch pure linen
unbleached crash ,
toweling, regular
price 25c; on sale
Wednes- l
day, yd, ,
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Sheets ,
81x99 Pequot sheets,
usually sold at $1.95;
Wed.spe-$1 g5
cial, ea.....
Bath Towels
ISx-IO-inch Turkish
bath towels, have
fancy borders up to
39c values Wednes
dav, special, 1 Qr
each
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Linen Handkerchiefs
Pure white all-linen handker
chiefs, 1-16-inch hems; regular ;
size, splendid quality. "As a big
special Wednesday A ,f
6 for $1.00,
Botony Flannel
54-incho8 wide, all-wool for jack
ets, skirts, etc. dJO QC
Special, yd ...JV,t7J
ueauy to emiirouler.
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for Bntterick Patterns.
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