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Show 12 7 . . TIIE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE 3, 3 Tribune Travelogs middle of' the 1966-mil- e wpeedway though oonjecturally near the point at which the ponies would pass. Hence there was mm h speculation aa to, would come first, and whit h nd V.ill Cody, aged J4. Wit sophisticated when they would arrive Many of the In the saddle beyond his ears, had express company official who were struggled pitifully fn school that win- congregated at Salt laike ( Jty mere of the belief that the westbound racer ter to remain astride the maverick f mathematics, and the spring ex- was due first, aince the stations were amination period found the future closer together-- . on the eastern division Buffalo Kill pulling' leather shame- and etfer speed mas expected. SO confident were they that both the fully. ..'Just outside the Kansas schoolroom the vanguard of westbound em- riders on the Salt lke-(amt- ) Floyd (Form Crittenden) division were being igrants were paasing in tantalising Young Cody, as a truant from held in Salt Lake City. had already been to Fort Battle With Storm. y home with the armv supply trains Bridget But tyajor Howard Egan had seen and to Denver at its hornin 15-Sthe atock go on the mestern ing in l&a$T'and he secretly slipped drvtsion. and men aid hAd selected much of into the emigrant procession and was he and lhe0rti.ite. uneasy lie becalled it hunting gold! lieved his men might deliver thf CaliAt Julesburg, George CHsman. roadn house keeper, mho had teen wagon-T- fornia mails first into halt Ixke City, aster for Kussel, Majors & Wad- and there was no rider to Camp iloyd To quij his dell, rpiefKthe lad, who had galloped to receive the mail mind he gaHrjprdMown to Cewv FloM between freighting trains with sages.-anrailed him aside. C Human himself, and sure enoughr outrunning md been appointed lecafl agent for the alh thenrethai schednhcT, Lrt in . Pony Express, then organising, (later killed near the spot an an Too bod that Codv was alleged outlaw) tore into Mrnpnons March, 484 so young. Crisman jokingly remarked, Springs, after a fierce desert run, and but at the bova solicitation he mas John Fisher fled to Cainp Floyd, arthe riving about K ki p m , April ? gromptly emploved toa help hurrv little three-le- g mails. Cody drew It mas a storv of th for miles over smooth while the western bo vs had tathr fun' of forty-fiv- e some light consisting of two relpys and showers, eastern country, the battled riders Then he with a Otree-hou- r lime UmiL heavy storms Egan had sele inspected the route affectionately and a swift, fractious mount, hoping awaited the signal to start he would have the aid of duvluht, for the sake of speed but he took o the Spectacular Race Heralded road in a blinding1 The longest and, tnost spectacular advertised horse race in history was to start at 6 p. m , April 3. 160 PUTTING SPURS ON THE MAILS ' m; Kt fractious dark brown horse at tostretch itself Joseph fretted towhile a fine white ward the west, was equally Sacramento at mustang anxious stosaicerd the Sierra, J'ony Express business had been solicited contact br newspaper and personal advertising in the east for some weeks. and certain enterprising newspapers, had pointed special editions on extra thin paper for transmission to Cali-- 1 I By Cecil Alter J. A ti nation one time, he dicoverd that his relief had just been killed. Hence Cody carried on over the next secwithout mltek tion of eighty-fiv- e measurable respite. Cody himself gin later ears, admits that he returned on that trip, over the entire rout covering the 322 miles without a fomiabv the zU tu t irL li THE GREATEST OF THEM ALL! -- A hours. Ijke many the saddle have done, he gained a little sleep m the saddle, yet was awakened by the slowing of the speed, so He arrived 4 hat he kept up his gait. at hi last elation asleep in the stirrups. Robert Halams Ride. Robert Haslam (Pony Bob) was a faithful' and likable rider, who made numerous trying 'ride, and whose! gkrv ha hrgeiy been lost along with j other becauw no proper record mrasl kr(4 at the time. Hi friends speak of a continuous trip witlv the mail f Sso miles, which he was forced to moke because of Indian raid on the Si er j A . i tin- gle mishap on time' (Great Salt Lake take credit for trail), and he the longest ride In the history of the Pony Express. However,, he neglect to state how long be slept and, rested while awaiting the coming of the mail. lv J H. (Jack) Keetley, who until resided In Salt Lake City, it credited with riding from Rock Creek to Jom'ph end thence back to Rock Greek, and on ta EiHeca, and back-tRock Creek, without appreciable" stojv. eating his few meats in the saddle on the run. The total distance was 340 miles, and he- was in ' y - , 7 f I-- ORE BUSINESS azinglylowPri ICCS IS THE SLOGAN IN EVERY DEPT. AND TO ATTRACT A GREATER VOLUME OP BUSINESS THAN IN ANY PREVIOUS JUNE IN OUR HISTORY Values That Will Not Only Roll Up a Prices Destined to Set a New Record for Early Season Merchandise. Good-WilLot of New Friends as Wll. Will Genuine l, Create and But Sales a Greater Volume, 'Childrens ' pony. The special tram bearing these . mails, together with a host of ex- stopi cursionlsts, came to a steaming at St. Joseph and the mails were hur- rled to the postoffice. Over at the Pike's Peak Livery sUbies a great throng hia usrged about Alex Carlylea and has too mount (not Johnnie band brass A misstated!. been often of flags flut-- i blared and thousand lered in the sunset' rays. Souvenir f fiends tore hairs from the ponvstoJl, but the town generally held its 4 ' t breath. the Suddentv 1 cannon exploded, The Pony Expressman, predecessor of the overland telegraph. From crowd scattered, ami a black streak, hugged by a crouching rider, flew "The Overland Stage to California. down the street to the fffceeof the & Pikes, Ontral Overland California William Ruh- - rain and a head-o- n wind being guided line, and of rider ha nine- been killed Peak fctpress company the only by the sound of the horse feet But Pony Bob bad experience sell, manager, himself adjusted anand ecus on the fond He saN he kcj 'th peculiar mad pouch, and. while enough to Like time for his other crowd screamed wildly, the first road safely until he rahcd Mill meals, and in the midst of this long Tony Expressman rushed to the river Creek ("Pioneering in the Wm"). rifte, took nine hours one night in front and onto the deck of a waiting Here the road. crowded the stream at which to catch up on sleep, while an angle, and though th- - puiiv s feet the mails waited ut hi side. ferryboat without dismounting x Miles Hurled to Rear. hit the bridge in one leap thiy wnt After ail. the lone, and sometime Hut the foolhardy, ride were not the most imThe brlstlelike waves at once grew into the water at the next The things from the nose of the barge and St, agile qrrature kept its leg, floundered portant nor spectacular. was soon hitting the roiul that tried the riders soul were the Josephs cheer of good speed wer out and Egan. reached Salt Lake City interruption of his speedy schedule agaluv.. h..riri thexec on the way. The by the surprise Ijeaving at H.45 p. ni. twilight of the western swollen ami torrential mountain ' the boat at the farther ehorei the Up Through Mountains. must streams be thoughforded, Ponv Fbrpressman coursed westward On raced the mail on fresh mount, tarried the animal off on the posd at ptreyhound Farley and YU ho canvons his feet, and possibly to destruction. speed, blending into the darkness be-at through No record appear of the exact place And the gantlet of ma fore reaching his first relay stop or time of the meeting of the firt rauding Indians hnd pestiferous to be run at VYsthena, ten miles away waa it hi wa when and riders, if he the rider himself Pony though Express times, mcky precious Flinging rreiil pouch onto a horse in waiting, evidently late on the night of April escaped with his horse beneath him 8. and some place this side of Fort and hi The a second few in but was fact waa, getting scalp place. Carlyle A large crowd, however, that even the smooth, on the wing of the wind again And Brtdger. Wyoming. so the mails flickered through the long in waiting, was at the Pony straightaway riding day after dav, stables in Salt Iatke City when irf&luding the lightning change of night, penning Seneca, wide awake and full of cheer, toward midnight the westbound rider finally appeared mount and riders, offered aU the snd being buried across the Nebraska at 6 25 p. m . April 9. lMh. and thrill of exalting horaemcing state Une with the first shaft of the cheered the new rider southward into ' "CHOP" LOGIC, morning sun. All that first day the the night clue the enterprising "Much credit riders rhythmically passed themselves Wanted, man from horse to horse, and the mails and persevering originators of this en- mnst behers to cut up and serve a able n old Fort terprise," said the Deseret New edifrotq man to man; and the Platte, bade the mail a torially, "and, although a telegraph is customer." Ad in Daily Chronicle hasty? good night as they sped ut the very delrab!e. we fle1 well satisfied (London). road. Toward the close of the with thi achievement for the pressecond daylight run young Will Cody ent." The company had promised In racer fitted like It advertising that mail would he deand his link in the scuttling chain livered to San Francisco in ten dais TO RELIEVE PAIII --a perfect of horseflesh. from St. Joseph, and that telegrams in and Isolated the sunset, Beyond from Carson City would aent wire by men and reach the toast in eight daxa lonely California, business The miners Joined fervently In extending westbound box got a friendly handclasp to the states by the mail to Sacramento on April 12. means of the Ponv Express; and the being nine das twent and three - golden state threwAtItssunset hat into the hour on the way Heavy roads deon that air with delight the eastbound mails from Salt Women May Depend Upon same April 3, 1860, the special Pony layed were five hours covmails from the Lake Citv. They (dipped Express Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetwenty five mile in onfe plate is steamer dock at Ban Francieo. and. ering the Wasatch and . thev oanvon. table Compound. (He boat reached St alive with happy humanity. eleven in days and crossed the hay and plowed the river twelve hoursJoseph from coast. the On an arrival current to Sdcramento I had heard "tm subsequent tripe the bo Minnrpoli, Mioa. learnt explosion of band and cahndfi, and the road and the business and, while to much about Lydia E. Pmkbamf ten thousand human cheers, sent rocket s few other trips were made as speedHarry Roff on a egotable Om, ily a the first, there was usually flying toward the Sitrra crests at mid- more time for changes, and a safer pound that when night. was observed, m spite of schedule 1 realised I need Pouch Rushed Forward. the eon tin tied urgency fer speed.. The ed to take some Roff covered his first twenty miles mail pouches were sejed onto two in 5$ minute, closing hi ride at. broad leather bands n:tetn inthe thing to relieve and Piarervtlle ofxr3 mile In 2 hour and wide and twenty four Imhes long, the , my pain d 45 fnmsrteec rider, who tt belt lying against the unimal s side j backache, and to the forever seem bear must only and being laed with thong over tho help Uiild me up nickname of "Boston," fled over the pommel I and cantel of the saddle The begun to take mountains to Friday Station, dodging contraption from lifted readdv whs that. I had been a string of mules used a trail break- one horse to another without unduing off aad on aiek snows. er in the Sierra Sam Hamon to Fort buckles or thongs for years and the pouch ilton took Local. Pockets Way Churchill, and our old. friend. H. X barely weighed a The mail pocket werh attached to (Doc.) Faust, carried on to his home hngjred pounds, each- - errtf vnf tttr vn leather bands' Ruby walfcy 'Wherc-Mr- a but now 1 have Faust was the only audience besides the two largest pouches bejjig behind bad such results that I am rec good the station tender and the relief rider. AH four pocketA were lot ked with Joeh Perkins galloped to Schell creek, small padlocks, each home station ommending the V erasable Compound according to Glenn T). Bradleys minia- keeping a key to the left front ptokei to every one." Mrs. J. J. bicber ture etorv of the Pony Express; and Thi "way waa opene-at 3939 19th ave. South, Minneapolis, Jim Gentry rode to Deep Creek, near every home pneket" after the ponies Minn. station some of got to running smoothlv. and letter the Utah state line, though Finds a True Friend. were Bradleys long run suggest that a for the intervening, station "Everv woman who values hei rider or two may have been missed in handed out bv the rider personalv health should be proud to have a the lack of a registry system for that The service card was' also carried in first run of the ponies. thi pocket, the home stauon keepers true friend like the Vegetable Com . Balt Lake CRy was well west of the Shaw 3227 entering on it the time of arrival and pound," says Mrs. W. E.111. walnut Street. Chicago, I had departure and the elder name additional business was to numt theVfemale weakness so badlv that rider of the amount of time Un hail could not stand on mv feet. Half to make up, or maintain. to of my time was spent in bed and Once in a while a rider replied h terminal and found no relief ruler on had pains in I mv baek which were tried everything i hand, and since the mails mud keep unbearable. Hay on the gallop, the rider had thus had rould think of to help mvseif. and to go right on until he found a ruler when a friend advised Lvdia K. K fifty-mistation was au short ne linkhams t'ombound 1 Free Trial of Method That Anyone Can more of them heinL nearer ssent-fiv.e- . began takingVegetable at once I reeom it tt Thus wait Without Dscemfort-or' jvmpcsrtarvt ewni for a rider to have to double on d mentfTt 'withoorbesitafion.1 Loss of Time. (Advertisement) run of this kind However, several We have a 'method for, the control nde of the kind were, made some inof of record being worthy of Asthma, and we want you to try deedthem a narrative of the famous rules U at our expense. No matter whether on- the ponv Express forms a most your case Is of long standing or re- thrilling chapter in historv, and it i cent development, whether R is pres- unfortunate that most of them .are from the chronicles and the ent a Chronic Asthma or Hay Fever, omitted r.ders are mostly gone of you should send for a free Trial of our "There are three longest ride method. No matter in what climate record, each me exceeding the former Moore stawa feat Jim at Midway you live, no matter what your age or tion in the Platte alley when an Imoccupation, if you are troubled with portant government dispatch for the Asthma or Hay Fever, our memod coast came in. Moore hmped into the Nights Tonics frh .lfi saddle and, witl a string of fine should relieve you promptly. Imp snd so K) Tsblet to msk your at his relay stations, delivWe eapecially want to ernd it to mount dsjrs bsttsr. thoee apparently hopeless cases, where ered the message to hi relief atit Nsturss Remedy (N?Tbltt) A all forms of Inhalers, douche, opium Julesburg, 140 miles distant. oo tbs ttrti s beneficial Influence preparations, fumes, patent smokes." happened he met an eastbotmd rider digestive snd siuoioatlvs ytem the at Julesburg with similarly important ete., have failed. We want to show Stomach, Livsr sod Bowels. The nder everyone, at our expense, that our messages for the east. Tonight take SO N? Tsblet Its method is designed to end all difficult who should have carried them hak action is so different you wiU be d been killed had Withall the before. aU and those day breathing, wheeling ItgbttuilyourprisedL out taking lime even to eat, foore lerribie paroxysm f setl for oner Thia free offer is foo important to returned to the saddle, a'nd relayed neglect a single day. Write now and his mail back to Midway station, a of total continuous method mile no once. at the 21) Send begin journey Simply mail coupon below A niimber of authority follow the money. Do it today you even do- not pay error of stating that this ride was n made in the Impossible time of postage. hours and forty-si- x minutes. FRCE TRIAL COUPON ale Bill Is Second. Buff FRONTIER ASTHMA CO.. Room Buffalo Bill took the second rec276V, Niagara and Hudson Sts, and so much ord, has been written N. Buffalo. Y,. It bv his .genuine admirer and Send free trial of your method to: about his hired press agents a to make tt stand out big in the books. He waa e run on th riding a JUNIORMJttle Me Sweetwater, having been laid off tbe regular does. in on work the Made of asm tagredi-sotthe lower JHatte. early Hi new run was from Red Butte to thee toady sooted. Three Grossings, in Wyoming When For children and adults. about trnr mail at des j NEW ARRIVALS IN Coats and Capes $5.95 , ST 5T02I C3Y GOODS r n Silk Sport Skirts, S 10.95 In All the desirable shades. white, gray,, tan, etc ths wanted knife plait style. Very pretty material Kind. All tyutxtm ACES 2 TO M YEARS Beautiful loose bck coat. nd belted models Cap, with ripple effect, all in auch material a. Polette, Your opO.verplald Mlxturee, Flannel and Popllna. portunity to aav. big money on wrap etc., IS NOW. the regular ,15.00 In sizes. JUNE SALE OF GOLF SWEATERS model, fancy stitch and nation colorings; excellent modes J' GREAT J0 fviw 9 combi- - Sfeeveleee 2Z2-224MAI.- Kr, ' , June Business Is Planned!! Record-Breakin- g JUNE SALE OF L 7 -- JUNE SALE OF j Summer Wraps The Newest Styles of - irn. si . Values to currt well-kno- $29.50. . Value to $45.00. Values Up to $75.00 at JUNE SALE PRICE $13 . Jacqcette Blouse . . . AHDBACKACHE storm-buffete- d, GLOVES mastic and white not to be overlooked 1 le -' - BUTTON four-tee- - seventy-six-mil- ,Ooe-hir- d s, n display of lawn, swtss and voile; smocking, tuck, hand embroidery and lac trimmed; ''"ages . SILK . ' June Bargains in Needed Articles for "Miladys Boudoir 82 00 W 9lavf 25c r $1.25 Wide, fine ffANeY SILK .SPORT HOSE Bfbtn. biagk. afso plain pure silk hose; lisle top and sole; 81.75 values. an 99C JUNE BARGAINS IN' j JUNE SILK SPECIALS JAPANESE PONGEE inches PAISLEY GEORGETTES 33 $1.59 at SP'"' WOMEN'S VESTS 65c value in mercerized Veals, Swiss rib, tailored top; white only. Special... 43C CHILDREN'S SUMMER WEIGHT SHIRTS -l-ew neck, short, sleeve; all size, Z9C 4 to 14 years. Special In' lew- tfiPWee- In col- M or that harmontzd with any- EQ Vfc.wJJ thing, for this week at... BARONET SATIN A $3.50 STFtTPED beautiful rich satin that comes in white, tan. gray and navy. One of our prettiest M fM numbers for sport wear. For this week at In Bulgarian and COTTON FOULARDS Egyptian designs, on nay, copcn and sand background, for 0p thi week at SSL5 $1.10 or bodice top; pink or white. WOMEN'S $3.00 UNION SUITS-- Of tne 85c qual-it- v. neck, no sleeves, shell trimming;. 252.85(8 Special J FANCY NECKWEAR Fancy Lace Front.; Net ColLr and Cuff Sets: Tuaedo Collar, of Venice Lace: Sport Collar and Cuff Seta. All of value, from 75c to UL . , DOMESTICS AND WASH GOODS ygnlxt Special. AND Lce Flt design. DRAPERIES 2 Curtain he-w- $2.93 Curtalne Lace $.75 yard; new designs. Filet Special $5.75 , Filet Lsco ' . . . . 2W $4.49 Special".. y.'. SILKOLINES AND CRETONNES BC Bungalow Sretonnee and Si(ko-- , lines beautiful Aa I5S Special pattern Remnants bf Curtain Neta, Marqul'. aetteo. Cretonnes, Scrims, Swlasea, aVollos, tc. " 3c, 32o Pllse Crepes, 39c Fancy Pllsse 2H 9 Jft wOeM Curtamw , JAPANESE CREPES Japanese Crepes,plalnL colora plain color Crepe. WHITE LONG white long cloth; plecea Special llr96 WHITE NAINSOOK $3 55 Princess White Nainsook; pieces; soft finish, r apecbtl tt. 86.50 Princess Whit Nainsook M plecea: soft finish. Special dvavv LINGERIE CREPE Crepe, silk mixed, and white. Special - s 80c Lingerie 'r. 0G Is pink, . . percales, white ratines, vollea sheetings e.ch remnant plainly priced, and the loweat we have given this year, i- 1 - - y s- - , Special HOPE ' Butterfly and flesh, cream., i BLEACHED Bleached Muahn, Specie! Ginghams, goods, crepes, I , Lingerie Orepe .bluebird .. patterns; blue and lavender. Hope Our tromondeue business leaves us a very choice lot of remnants priced to MOVE THEM QUICK. Me 50 Here Again rd rd 83 w.JJft Remnant Week PRINCESS is $Z3 v CLOTH CO MUSLIN-- I6c . I7c PP. WHITE MERCERIZED DAMASK 81.25 White Meicerised Damask. tlinch. Just three pieces. Kztra special, tckjilose gHg " LINEN CRASH c Blwew Crash, extra heavy.' -- ie White Absorbent Cotton Crash. rCSC COfTON DAMASK 8c White Cotton Damask; COrlnch; extra good quality. Special. WwV - s UNION SUITS Bigger values for June means lower prices for you, our domestic and wash goods department have some interesting values this week. CURTAINS 4.50 i 1n pMl.lW In black enly; Special m natural colors. Special A FULL LINE OF CANTON CREPES Our regular 83.75 and 81 DO grade. In ail the popular colore. a mm This week at VviuJ HONAN POHGEE In $2.00 GENUINE color of pink, light blue, yellow, rone and oyster, for this ' week 69c I.W AN OPPORTUNE PURCHASE OF FINE WASH GOODS IN DRESS LENGTHS f Black," brown, WASH ach. Ju.t right for .ummer dr.Mea, in I. teat ctylo. and beat coloringsyard. Imported and domootic novelties Plain and fancy Ratlrtea, fancy SwiaaVolte., Egyptian and Oriental Vollea, fancy C re pee, Oriental Popllna, Crope Ratine, etc. PRICED BY THE DRESs PATTERN AT 75c, $1.00, $1.25, $150, $1.75, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 and Up No pattern will be out no pattern will be exchanged SHOP EARLY FOR THESE WONDERFUL VALUES IW - HOSE size. SILK CHIFFON H.OSE Of the 83 65 quality; in natural and eilver and gray Fancy Silk Hose, brown only, the 83 25 (trade; French Clock. In Pure Silk Hoee, AC brown only, 83.25' value. All on 'sale "DsltE S SES Pantie dresses in plain and check gingham; "Y"neckr- - short sleeves, piain trim.sges, C JQ to 6 year. Special.... . " CHIFFON HOSEgrade. Special SILK th. Over 3000 yard., in length, from 3 to UP TO $5.00 PHILIPPINE CHEMISES All fine tiajn.oook. with seanus and hem hand finished with callo and daintv 9ewn, hemstitched and floral designs on QO 44 to Special front; Fixes BLOOMERS UNGETTE Orchid, $1.75 white, honeydew, blue and coral; double elastic knee; eize 29 Special Two-piec- e PAJAMAS LADIES garment, 6 in flehA orchid and honeydew, with -. dainty oToreTT tjmdTng ffpecrat- . Pink or white; also fnnv $2.50 CORSETS FA atriped, in medium or elastic top. to broad front steelr $1.25 BRASS! ER ES Pink brocade; fasten in back; long stvle number; excellent fitSizes to 42. ted garment , Q W3$C Special SOc PiNK OR WHITE BANDEAUX Elastic tand at wait. ba k fasteners; all ... Special sizes to 38 sea PURE all of 6 D R E N ' 8 C O L O R ED GLOVES Fancy embroidered arm. hrmaethr and white; .aib sizes,. 1. Xo ?...,Hgulr TJ US vaHie. June Sal $2.65 price. year. to SECONDS IN WOMEN'S SILK white', all of the $100 grade; ail '. Sceoml Vl Special. . $T .7i CHIl. 16- - BUTTON SILK GLOVES In black, man tle and pongee; values up to . 12 S 0P-Sm- all WwC sizes only.. KAYSER'S S IT KTTO SJE soiled $3 50 from dresse Q- sizes. TomorrcwAlright , - to CHAM01SETTE GLOVES In fl hoiles; embroidered tacks; nil I ma Kegrular ,160 value June Sale price OlawV 15- JUNE BARGAINS IN Odo io t value OwC bargain aH.sprinx ' 1 A with fur' collars and silk lined. White Dresses TWO-CLASWOMEN'S SILK GLOVES One of the best makes; seconds of the tl.SS All 614 8. to grade. sizes, Black, (fray, -- Asthma and Fever Sufferers t Dressy" Capes, with full sweep, some ul. a ceyy .when fnrehaaed pattern. 15c J' Childrens June Bargains in milk-whi- Free Only with r. r, 40-in- materials wiU be found in this sale, including all sizes, 16 to 44: Brytonl., Czrrvcl-Hil- g.nuln. Camel-haiSport Coats in 100 full length and silk lined. Size 36 requires only 2 material and yards of can be made for less than $7.50. Ladle. Horn. Jranal Fashion Qwrterly far Seamer new en seasons best models and Bolivia and Wrappy Coats with side effects; embroidered and silk lined. Home Journal Pattern No. 3898 hav. .elected a big collection of draco at the above prices from our Immense stock for this big JUNE EVENT making special price sacrifices for bigger business and stock reduction. , We All the Marvclla, Ladies 1 a. Including .weft material, A vogue that continues in fashion's favor. From early mom till eve, one may .wear a jacqnette blouse of radiant silk. Thi Sale stilt-legg- $4250 5393 5750 . 3 Wonderful Price for Hear-nev.sp- Coats, Wraps Capes, Value to $18.50 -- .TURKI8H BATH TOWELS f9c White Turkish Bath Towels. 44c White Turkish Bath Towels Colored borders: t heavy two-thre- ad aa CROCHET BED SPREAOS4 Your Choice at.., WW.SU ' Bed $5.M extra heavy SS Oorhqt Spreads, hemmed. $0x36. $4 50 Crqchet Bed- - Spreads; corners, 80x90 eu't |