The evening world. Newspaper, December 26, 1918, Page 6

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Pershing, 600 offic fhey included the 4 comprised rs and near! 0,000 men h, and Géth ents and the ganizations on the 8'8 | s and Companies C, D Engineers; Mobile Ho npanies 100th to 105 sth — irgical Un . First or Headquarters, 2 4th and 2th Battalions; Machine Established 1879 Women's Silk Velvet Dinner Gowns A variety of models. All for formal evening wear. Draped bodice with jet or velvet shoulder strap. Clear brilliant evening colors and black. Some with flowing sleeves of matching net. None C. O. D. 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Sale At All Gap Stores To-Morrow PIGANTIC YEAR-END CLEARAN(E ENTIRE $500,000 STOCKS OF WOMEN'S & MISSES COATS-SUITS-DRESSES-WAISTS, ETC. A SWEEPING STOCK-REDUCING Sale, in which Prices are lowered indiscriminately—practically without regard for COST or VALUE, as no sacrifice is considered too extreme to lighten our stocks prior to Semi- Annual Inventory. Every Winter garment in our stores is offered at An opportunity for tremendous SAVINGS utterly without parallel! any of our four stores (in New York, Brooklyn or Newark). 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