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THE SUN AND NEW YORK HERALD; SUNDAY, MAY30, 1920.
J&g&kptts
'Dnaditayp at 81 Street
For Tuesday and Balance of Week
Clearance Sale
Gowns, Dresses, Suits, Wraps, Blouses
25 to 50 Discount
Hagedorn, out of the high-rental district, with their small
overhead charges ALWAYS offer prices most reasonable.
Hagedorn's CLEARANCE SALES therefore present
most EXTRAORDINARY values.
Tercentenary of
Pilgrims' Arrival
Begins Thursday
local Cclobrationa to Start
With Gnrdtia Pnrty on Gov
ernors Island.
FOULARDS
TRICOLETTES
TRICOTINE
FLOWERED
GEORGETTE
CREPE METEOR
SATINS
GEORGETTES
TAFFETA
FLOWERED
GEORGETTE
CREPE METEOR
TAFFETA
EMBROIDERED
GEORGETTES
TRICOTINE
TRICOLETTE
CHIFFONS
METEOR
Street nnd After
noon wear. Sale
Former price $45 Price
$00.75
S Street nnd after
noon models for'
immediate, and
(Summer wear. Sale
Former price $65 Prico
$Q1.50
S Street and after
noon wear, indi
vidual and exclu
sive models. Sale
Former price $1 10 Price
Afternoon, dinner
and EVENING
WEAR. Highest
quality, exclusive
models.
$
$
Former price $165
Sale
Price
34
50
89
50
WRAPS, & CAPES
Of finest materials nnd workmanship, models dis
tinctly out of the ordinary, not found in every shop.
$38.50 $75 $89.50 $110
formerly $72.50 to $200
BLOUSES
Of unusual character.
Former price j -.
5 Sale $Q.90
SUITS
Distinctive Models
Former price
to SI 25
M
EXHIBITIONS 6( SALES AT THE
ANDERSON GALLERIES
PARK AVENUE & 5QT.H STREET, NEW YORK
EXHIBITION OPEN WEEK DAYS 9-6, SUNDAY 1-5 P. M.
THE DELIGHTFUL
AND EXTENSIVE LIBRARY OF
THE LATE
SAMUEL RIKER
27 EAST 69TH STREET, NEW YORK
CONSISTING OF THE WORKS OF THE FOREMOST
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN AUTHORS, FROM SHAKE
SPEARE AND BACON TO WHITMAN AND KIPLING,
IN THE BEST LIBRARY EDITIONS, IN THE ORIGINAL
OR APPROPRIATE BINDINGS, MOST DESIRABLE
FOR THE LIBRARIES OF COUNTRY HOMES.
To be sold Tuesday afternoon and evening aiui JFcdnesday
afternoon, June i and 2, at 2:30 and 8:15.
SALES CONDUCTED BY MR. FREDERICK A. CHAPMAN
Phono-Meter
IN TUNE
One of the most frequent reasons that you
get squeaky and off-the-key sounds from
your phonograph is because it is out of tune
THE RADIX
PHONO-METER
Special
$2-00
Indicates the exact
speed at which a
record should be run
to get the best results.
It offsets poor effects due to
Imperfect friction pads and
sticking springs by keep
ing the speed up to pitch.
MAY BE USED ON ANY
TYPE DISC PHONOGRAPH
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nickel, i'rnutirull)' ntl
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This tlnt't imblti tfit
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Imtilmrni,
ipctial, f!.00
Can be purchased nig at Vlctrola Department
(ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR.)
G. SCHIRMER'S
3 East 43rd St. (Adj. Fifth Ave.)
As the local boclnnlnir or tlio Inter
natlonat celebration of tho tercentenary
of the landlnn of tho Pilgrim Fathers
nnd tho establlshlriR of tho first Ameri
can ltfilslatlvo Rssombly, a garden
party and military alhlotlo meet will
be held on Governors Iiland on next
Thursday. Tho party vlll be undor tho
auspices of the Hulgrava Institution and
tlio Army Ilollef Society. 'Ilia tercen
tenary will bo celdbrated on each side
of the Atlantlo at appropriate tiroes In
the course of theiyear. Sulgravo Instl-
t.iilnn tnlrnn Itn n.imft from SultTaVO
Manor, the home of Qeorgo Washington's
ancestors in England, or wmcn 11 me
custodian.
When the party Is in progress uirigi
Mum n.i turn niffhtu nf rtvn nlrolanos
each from Mltchel Weld will go through
evolutions. Atliieies or mo army wuu
r.-rontlv won their ivnnts In elimination
contests In the Department of tho Ka.it
for tho Olympic tryouts will compete.
Thero will bo single and double tennis
matches ana a review or mo posi oai
tniirn Mr. Attfm n rnrltcr and others
will speak. At night there will be a
danco at comin Jiau.
About fifty boxes have boon proviueu,
hn nmpRAilH from thn mis of which will
go to tho fund of tho Army Ilellef Bo
clety. which provides for the families ,of
soldiers who dlo In tho service, More
than fifty societies are cooperating with
the Sulgravo Institution, Including the
Aero Club of America, the American Do
fenco Society, tho American Federation
t h Amnrlrnn XTnvflnwir Coun
cil the Society of Mayflower Descend
ants, ine American tscenic nnu
torlo Preservation Society, the Army anil
v.m, pinK et Am.rlia. thn Colonial
Domes of America, tho Oencral Society
nf Mnvflnw,, DARrpnrlnntfl. tho Descend
ants of Colonial Governors, tho Huguenot
Society or America, me unitary uruer
of Foreign Wars, the Daughters of tho
American Revolution, the Sons of tho
American Revolution, me unucu states
nmiehtrrs of 1812 and the New York
Historical Society.
On the reception committee are i.ieui.
Gen. and Mrs. Robert Leo nultard, near
Arvtl.nl Ami XTrn .Tnmil IT. OletlnOn.
Tirii-. nn nnii Mm nilvr li. nrldsman.
Col. and Mrs. Samuel W. Miller. Col.
. , . i . , i
ana Mrs. nenry u. aiunson, ijieuu-.. m.
George V. Rurlelgh. N. V. G.. and Mrs.
Tinrlvteh. Mr. anil Mrs. John A. Stewart
and Dr. Qcorge V. Kunz.
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.
r.. Tt'iitl.. i UnMrn nf Rvmeuse.
m v line nnnnttnrft th enimcenient
of her daughter, Miss Helen Holden, to
Mr. William mrr 01 .-cw 10 uu
Louisville, Ky. Mr. Barr Is with Spencer
Trask & Co. of this city.
Mr. ana Jirs. iicrueri a. taiuu ui
Hillside avenue, Montclalr, have an
nnnn..ri fVio omrnt? m?nt of their daugh
ter, Miss Gertrude Elaine Ki.ton, to Mr.
Chester Rem unacrnui, aiso 01 .uuhv-
Mr. and Mrs. George Walworth Mid
dleton of 850 Park av'enue nnd Stoning
ton, Conn., have announced tho engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Murjory
Middleton, to Mr. James Douglas Col
lier, ron of Mr. James Collier of Not
tingham, England.
Hnrc Ide.
Mrs. Idalla L. Ide and Mr. Morln S
TJr B-r mnrrlcil at noon yesterday
In tho chantry of Graco Church by the
Rev. Dr. cnanes ivewis oiunei.
rector. A 8m,all company of relatives
n,i f,i.nit nttxnrii.il the ceremony. .The
bride, who walkod to the altar with the
bridegroom, wore a dress ot sliver gray
chlfton nnl satin, with a hat to corre
spond. Mr. William Hare was his
brother's host man. After ft brief trip
Mr. and Mrs. Hare will bo at the rlaza
until they go to Tuxedo.
l(n tlnrn In n daughter of the latO
Lewis Leavy of Rocton and widow of
Robert L. Ide or New lorn, wno uieu
tr.r v.nra nm nnd was a memocr or
the New York Stock Kxchange. She Is
a talented amateur singer, air. nare
Is a son of Mr. J. Montgomery Hare and
hwitViAr nf M- Montgomery Hare, who
married Miss Constnnce Parsons. He
was graduated from Yale in 13U5.
To Wrd Miss Dolnis or Heron,
Dr.vo.v, Pa., May 29. Mr. nnd Mrs.
Thomas J. Dolan of Devon have an
nounced tho engagement of their daugh
ter. Miss Sara B. Dolan, to Mr. Hulke
lcy Llvermore Wells, son of Mrs. Llv
ermoro Wells of Boston and of Mr.
Bulkeley Wells of Denver.
IVeddlnc Notes.
Mr. Louis C. Pounds, whose father
was President of the Unrough of Brook
lyn, and Miss Loulfo MeClement of 30
Hast Fifty-fifth street obtained a mar
rlago llcenne yesterday In Brooklyn.
Sir. Pounds lives nt 317 East Seven
teenth street, Flsrtbush. The wedding Is
to take place next Tuesday In tho Hotel
Bristol, New York.
Miss Adelaide Markey. daughter of
Mrs. Richard Markey of 156 Eighth
avenue, Brooklyn, will be married to Mr.
Jnmes Everett Kelly, Bon of Mrs. Hugh
Kelly of 30 Washington 8quare West.
Wednesday In the Church of St. Francis
Xavler, Carroll street, Brooklyn. Mr.
Kelly Is a brother of Mrs. Grover
Whalen, whose husband Is Commissioner
of Plant and Structures.
Invitations have been sent out by
Mr. and Mrs. William Brlntnall Dwlght
for the marriage of their daughter.
Mis Beatrice Dwlght. to Mr. Jnmes
Livingston Freeborn in Holy Trinity
Church, Lenox avenue and 122d street,
Wednesday. Miss Dwlght will bo at
tended only by her sister, Miss Doro
thy Dwlght. Mr. C. W. Benll will be
the best man, nnd Messrs. David Brown,
Franklin B. Furber. James F. Fogarty
and John Lowry will bo the ushers. Mr
Freeborn will glvo his bachelor dinner
in the Union Club Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs". Kasper Tremer of Bay
onne have Issued Invitations for the
marriage ot their daughter, Miss Lucy
Emma Tremer, to Mr. Herman F. Beck
cnbach on next Sunday In Buyonne. .
FLORAL WEDDING AT TUXEDO
FOR MISS GERALDINE A DEE
Madame Andree
OF PARIS
wishes to thank the large clientele
who gave her such a hearty wel
come at the Hotel Plaza last week.
She has now taken quarters at
40 W. 54TH STREET.
and she is announcing a sale at
ve,ry reduced prices of all her im
ported models, including hats,
gowns, waists, lingerie, bags and
Parisian novelties.
Daughter of Mrs. Ernest "R.
Adco Married to Mr. Francis
B. Bradley.
One of the most attractive of the
many spring weddings was that of Miss
Qeraldlnn Fitzgerald Adeo, only daugh
ter of Mrs. Ernest IL Adco, who was
married yesterday to Mr, Francis Bar
low Bradley, a son of Mr, and Mrs,
Charles Bradley ot tho Wnysldo, Con
vent, N, J In the ploturesquo church
known as St. Mary's, In Tuxedo, which
Is at the foot of the Itamapo Hills, just
within Tuxedo Park,
Rarely has a wedding had more de
lightful mirroundlngs, as the park at
this time Is a garden spot. Foliage and
blooming plants aro' fully two weeks
lato, and on nil sides there were lilacs,
snowballs, dogwood trees and decora
tive shrubs In full flower. The Interior
of the church was a flower garden
with great standards toppod with white
lilacs at the ends of tho pews and the
columns feiHooncd with dogwood and
fruit blossoms.
Given Awn? hy Brother.
The brldo entered the church with her
brother, Mr. William Townscnd Adee,
who gnvo her away. At tho chancel
she was met by the bridegroom, who
was attended by Mr. Henry Munroe.
The marriage ceremony was performed
by Rev. R. 8. W. Wood of Tuxedo, who
was asslnted by Rev. Dr. William G.
Thayer of St. Mark's School, Southbor
ough, Mass., of which school tho bride
groom Is a graduate.
The bride's gown was made entirely
of old point d'Alencon lnco over white
chiffon, and a veil of tho same lace
formed tho train of tho gown. Sho car
ried a bouquet of lilies of the valley
nnd white orchids. Tho laco had been
given by her grandfather, tho late
Ocorgo T. Adee, to his daughter, Mrs
M. Dwlght Collier, when a bride, and
It has been worn by soveral brides In
tho Adeo family. Eventually It will bo
presented to 'tho Metropolitan Museum
of Art.
Mrs. rhlllp Kip Rhlnelander, the ma
tron of honor, nnd the other bridal at
(An,innt Mn fMiarli-s Heed. Misses Ma
rlon Carey Dlnsmore, Adelaide Sedgwick,
Ursula Harrison and Jeanne Reynal, a
cousin of the bride, wore gowns ot hy
drangea blue and mauve enmon aim
o iiii,t. rtr'nw Thov carried
clusters of pink snapdragon nnd pale
blue delpmnium, ine usnerp, wnu icu
tho bridal procession, were Messrs.
Charles J. Coulter, William Elliott, Jr.;
Edward S. Brewer, Georgo Mc-tdo
Parker, Robert C. Rand, William l-inu.
miMflll robb. Eliot Holt. C. Arthur
Clark nnd Francis Parkman.
roar Hundred nt Breakfast.
Aft.. 1ia rnrpmonv hridal nartv and
guests were conveyed to Almost Brook,
Mrs. Adee's villa, ana mere aucr n re
Mntu hr.ikfnst WAR served on the
verandas and In tho drawing room. There
was a table for me oriaai party m me
dining room.
More than 400 persons were ai me
breakfast. Among them were Mr. and
Mrs. Eugene 3. Reynal, .Mr. liaroiti i' nz
n.roi,i ir ami Mm. Ilrndlev. narents
of tho bridegroom ; Miss Ellen Adee, Mri.
Raynham Townsend, Mr. nnd Mrs, Wln
throp McKIm, MIbs Harriet McKIm, Mr.
and Mrs. Krncai L,oniiara, .Mrs.
Whs. . ftj i
era. -ut:t
Eptctal to Tho Sun and Now York Hkuld.
Nnw Haven. Conn., May 29. An
nouncement was made to-day of tho
marrlngo of Miss Harriet 3. Hwlft and
Mr. John C. Conklln, a Yalo academic
eophomoro of llaclcensnck, N. J., lalst
Wednesday in Washington, following an
elopement, une uriae is me eiueni
daughter of Mr, nnd Mrs. Theodoro P.
Swift of No. 425 Morton street. Mr.
Conklln Is a popular member of thn
eophomoro class and a well Known
golfer. Ho has a brother, Mr, II. C.
Conklln, In tho freshman class.
Mr. 3w ft. father of the bride, is the
proprietor of tho Momauguln, one of the
popular summer ressoriH on me uonnec
tlcut shore. The marriage Is the culmi
nation ot n college romance that has
progressed during Mr. Conklln's courso
at Yale.
Photo by E. O. Dunning.
Mrs. Francis Darlow Bradley.
Thayer Robb, Mr. and :.Irs. John Dyne
lev Prince. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lo Roy W
Baldwin, Miss Luclllo Baldwin, Miss
Katherlne Mackay, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Whitney Munroe, Mm. Harry bcdgwlck,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Rich Steers, Mr. nnd
Mrs. James B. Taylor, Jr. ; Mr. nnd Mrs.
Willard 8. Brown, Mrs. John R. Drcxel,
Jr. ; Mr. nnd Mrs. Dn B'orest Grant, Miss
Sara A. M. Brown, Mrs. Charles J, Coul
ter, Mr. nnd Mrs. Theodore Frellnghuy
scn, Mr. nnd Mrs. Ansel Phelps, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Bradhurst Field, Mrs. Samuet
Borrowe, Miss little Borrowc, Mr. Boudl
not Colt, Mr. Philip Rhlnolnnder, Mrs.
Daniel T, Worden, Jdrs. Reginald T.
Townsend, tho Misses Symphorosa and
Grace Brlsted, Miss Graco Blgelow, Mr.
and Mrs. James Burnett Lowell, Mr.
Charles B. Alexander, Mrs. Wlnthrop W.
Aldrlch, Mrs. Hoffman Miller, Mrs. How
ard H. Henry, Miss Grnce Henry. -Mr.
and Mrs. Grenvllle Kane, Mr. nnd Mrs.
A. Stewart Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Gouverneur Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
B. Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rlker,
Jr. ; Mr. and Mrs. G. Marshall Allen,
Mrs. Campbell Clark, Mr. anl Mrs. M.
Taylor Pyno nnd Mr. Hamilton Fish, Jr,
After the reception Mr. Bradley and
his bride started for North East Harbor,
Me., where they will pass part of their
honeymoon. They will be for the sum
mer In Tuxedo Park.
Wedding Invitations
ENGRAVED IN THE EXQUISITE STYLE
Stationery
FOR SOCIAL USAGE
PENS, PENCILS, DESK SETS, BLANK BOOKS
Fine Leather Goods
GOLD MOUNTED AND PLAIN
ESTABLISHED 1S57
CORLIES, MACY & COMPANY, Inc.
UPTOWN STORE FACTORY DOWNTOWN STORE
7 EAST 45TH STREET 441 PEARL STREET 20 JOHN STREET
HAN
SEMI-ANNUAL
SALE
BEGINNING TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 1
of MEN'S and WOMEN'S Shoes
WOMEN'S
A wide variety of styles in high and low
shoes, with every sort of heel and toe in
all leathers.
MEN'S
Also a complete assortment of high and low
shoes in Black, Tan, Patent Leather, and
White Buckskin.
All offered at great reductions, which make
Hanan Quality a more economical investment
than usual.
Hanan & Son
AT ALL STORES
516 Fifth Ave., cor 43d St. 1095 Broadway, at 23d,St.
41 1 Fifth Ave., at 37th St. 297 Broadway, at Duane St.
1 255 Broadway, cor. 3 1 st St. 205 Broadway, cor. Fulton St.
1 39 1 Broadway, cor. 38th St. 35 Nassau St., cor. Liberty St.'
438 Fulton St., Brooklyn.
Good Shoes are an Economy
SHOES
SI ! A limited number nf dealer I IW
l trill be supplied on application J HATS From $5 Up
l v.. mi fffil Sport hats for jhe trade.
YALE MAN ELOPES;
WEDS MISS SMITH
Mr. John C. Conklin of Hack-
ensack Married.
Mnrrn7
-Ditto.
Mr. George W. Murray, n lawyer,
who liven In Montclalr, N. J and Miss
Mary leabcl Ditto, dauitnter oi r. NW
eon Jerome Ditto of ill Wat nlty
nlnth etreet, were marrlod yrntcrdAy In
tho rectory of lit. Ocorffe'o Church by
the Jlev. Knrl nellund, the rector. In
nwninln fhfllr llrenso Mr. Murrey aalu
he was a widower nnd ttav nt aro
r a . ..... l i , . aj ..n Ma litnlnr
D1, in oriuo in ai cun .
Mr. Murrny waa j:roduatod from tho
Coluinnla Unlvenlty Law School In 1876
nnd toolt up tho practice of his profes
sion In New York a year later. Hp w
senior memher of tho law firm of Mur
rny, I'rentlce & Howlnml. nt S7 Wal.
street. He was horn In Edinburgh,
Scotland.
Ilnlph Mullory.
Miss Knthryno Mallory, rtauirhtcr of
Mr, David D. Mallory of Jamaica, I I.,
wis married yesterday to Dr. Wward
Daniel Ilalph. son of Mr. nnd Mrs, Mnr
tln Ilalph, also of Jamaica. The cere
mony wnH performed nt the residence
ot Mr. Dudley Starlc Mallory. 2 Maiden
avenue, a brother of tho briclo. Mrs.
nlcslta Elizabeth Mallory, sister-in-law
of the .bride, was matron of honon 'me
bridegroom was attended by Mr. Clar
ence Do DevoUo ns best man. Owlns
to a recent bereavement In tho family
only tho Immediate families and a few
Intimate friends were preaent.
MISS HOAR BRIDE
OF G. A. PARSONS
Daughter of Mrs. Sherman
Hoar Married.
Eptcial lo Tiw flUN and Nw Vosk Ihsntiv.
1108TON, Mass., Mny 21), Many biicMii
from Now York nnd Honton nttended tn
marrlaBO this afternoon of Mlsa lOllza.
bcth Hoar, dauehtor of Mrs. Sherman
Hoar of Concord, to Mr. Oeoruo Aycr
Parsons, son of Mr. nnd Mrs, Henry C.
ParsonB ot Urookllne. Tho ceremony
was performed In the First Parish (t'nl
tarlan) Church, Thu brldo was given
away by her mother.
In tho Contra! ContrrfKatlorinl Church
In Nowtonvlllo, Miss Marsarct Strong.
dauRhtrr of te Itnv. Dr. William K
Btronc nnd Mrs. Stronir, was married lo
nlRht to Mr, Stuart Merrlam IHH, son of
Mrs. Louise K. Hill and the lute Arthui
T. Hill.
Miss Klennor Clilc.lccrlnfr, dniighter of
Mrs. Joseph K. ChlckeilnB of nrookllnc,
this nfternoon became the wife of I)r
Albert R. rarkhurnt. son of Mr. Donald
V. Pnrkhurot of Prcsquo Isle, Me. Tho
weddlnir took place nt tho Harvard
Church In nrookllnc.
THIS ESTABLISHMENT WILL BE CLOSED TOMORROW. DECORATION DAY
1
564-566 and 568 WtlAvi?tMt.4P 46? and 47? STS,
Will Begin This Tuesday
EXTRAORDINARY
FUR SALES
Included in the showing is a wonderful collection of
unmounted Silver Fox Blue Fox Baby Fisher
Russian Sable Stone Marten Baum Marten and
Fitch Skins, recently purchased at the St. Louis Fur
Sales and on display for the first time Tuesday.
(These skins can be mounted to individual order without
delay into neck scarfs of any length or style desired.)
In addition to the above, we will also place on sale at
greatly reduced prices our entire collection of
Mounted Neck Scarfs Coatees Coats and Wraps
suitable for present or future wear
Unmounted Neck Skins
Choice Silver Fox Skins $650, $950, $1050 Values) . $475, $750, $850
Natural Blue Fox Skins ($475, $575, $650 Values). $325, $375, $450
Choice Dark Natural Russian Sable Skins ($450 Values) .. $250
Natural Russian Sable Skins ($295 Values) $150
Dark Baby Fisher Skins ($200, $275 & $325 Values) $135, $185, $210
(mounted to your order)
Natural Baum Marten Skins ($125 to $150 Values) .... $75, $85, $95
(mounted to your cider)
Natural Stone Marten Skins ($75 to $125 Values) .... $55, $65, $75
(mounted to your order)
Natural Fitch Skin$ ($50 Values) $25
. (mounted to your order)
Mounted Neck Scans
Natural Russian Sable Scarfs (775 Values) . .' ..... $95
Natural Russian Sable Scarf ($495 Values) $295
(double skin effect)
Silver Cross Fox Scarf ($400 Values) $250
Dyed Hudson Bay Sable Scarfs ($295 Values) $135
(doublo akin cfrect )
Tipped Hudson Bay Sable Scarfs ($700 Values) $450
(six skins)
Dyed Hudson Bay Sable Scarf ($350 Values).. $195
Tipped Hudson Bay Sable Sbarf ($295 Values) $195
(3 skins)
Natural Hudson Bay Sable Scarf ($165 Values) $95
Coatees and Capes
Natural Grey Squirrel Cape ($850 Value) $650
(surplice tie effect)
Natural Grey Squirrel Coatee ($950 Value) $650
Taupe Caracul and Natural Squirrel Coatee ($850 Value) . $595
Cascade Mole Cape ($1050 Value) $785
Mole Coatee ($850 Value) $650
Coats and Wraps
Hudson Seal Coat ($550 Value) $395
(30" length) ' '
Hudson Seal Wrap ($875 Value)' . $625
(42" length) . .
Nutria Sport Coat ($425 Value) $295
Hudson Seal Wrap $750
(40" length)
Hudson Seal Cape ($1250 Value) $850
Ermine Wrap ($2500 Value) $1350
(42" length)
Choice Broadtail Wrap ($5500 Value) $3750
(Chinchilla collar)
Natural Mink Wrap ($6000 Vnhw $3500
Handsome Chinchilla Cape-Wr? p . I ) 7 1 ') $7500
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