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ALL FAMOUS MAKES
FURNITURE PRICE SLUMP
Nationally AnVrrtisrd Ooodi Fea
tured at the Union.
TCERCHA.VDISE THAT YOU KNOW
lain OatfltHaa; Compear I ThU
.(nifFinrat Featorea too
l.arsjst AdTertlwd'
Maker.
Tou don't always know why. but the
fart remains, nevertheless, that you al
ways do tori tafcr In buying a piece of
furniture you know of through an ad
vertlfed reputation. You feel that the
maker who has confidence enough In his
warea to pay large iim of money to ad
vertise his name Is going to give sou
something "worth while" In order to keep
tip hi reputation.
Take, for Instance, the BU Johns Table
company of PL John. Mich. He St. Johns
tables are a byword In every high-class
American home, and the Union Outfitting
company Is glad to feature such a make.
Then there In the "Jtste" range. It
la easily the peer of anything on the mar
ket. The management of tho Union Out
fitting company knows of the superior
product of this manufacturing concern
for twenty-five or more years.
And In rugs there Is no name better
known than the. 'Beattle Wilton Velvet."
The makers of the Beattle Wilton Velvet
are also responsible for the high class
"Tepee" rugs and "Westmoreland bath
rugs." Tou are safe on. any of these be
cause they represent all that Is high
grade and clsssy.
And. right here In Omaha we have a
firm of mattress makers who are gain
ing prominence the country over. In fact.
I4. Q. Doup ft Co.' mattresses are su
perb. The Union Outfitting company In
alt of Ha experience and with Its untold
buying facilities can find nothing better.
-"Baker" ranges and stoves are the na
tion's best medium-priced productions.
Thousands of them have been aold here In
Omaha by the Union and the first com
plaint la yet to come.
"Hodges' fibre rugs and carpets" have
carved an undying name la the homo
outfitting world. "Phoenix rope portieres'
. 'are equally famous In their way, and
where. Indeed, Is the furniture dealor who
does not know of the superb pieces pro
duced by the Ottawa Furniture company
of Ottawa, Mich.?
The fame of the "Howard Overdraft
Heater" Is so ctove to home that you do
not even have to be reminded of it. You
are aware of the large Howard plant at
Ralston, which la near enough to be con
aldered in Omaha. Howard stoves will
be Included In the clearance also.
In looking over the above noteworthy
array of makes you have made up your
mind, haven't you? You have said to
yourself: "Those lines are America's
best, if they were not they wouldn't be
advertised so heavily.' They are the lines
1 ahaU buy."
Make a mental note of It that all of
these lines are undermined In price dur
ing the aggressive January clearance sale
that wilt ba ready for you 011 Tuesday,
January I.
This Is the first local furniture clear
anoe so large that It must be announced
In sections. Watch the papers carefully
for several weeks and keep posted on the
remaining lines to be offered at positive
"clearance prices."
Join the throngs that will invade this
establishment on Tuesday.
No matter what you purchase you will
save something on It, and a saving Is a
saving at any and all times.
Read every Hem on these two pages
and be impressed as you should be.
Famed "Howard"
Hesters to Go
at "Forty" Off
Who bssn't heard, of the heater that
gives "twice as much huat at one-half
the usual amount of fuel?"
Of course, you know of the "Howard
Overdraft Heater," and you also kuow
that it is manufactured right hero In
Ralston, (that's bear enough to Omaha
to deserve blng boosted just as Omaha
made goods should be boosted),
Well, every "Howard Heater" at
present In the stock of The Union Out
fitting Co. at 1Mb and Jackson streets,
will be offered you, commencing January
1 at a discount of 40 per cunt. Think
of It! That's almost a half reduotloa on
the finest heater you know of.
The "Howard" Is. without doubt, the
moet perfect soft coul boater made; and
American people certainly know it, for
the Howard peuie are shipping the heat
ers all over the United States.
Mr. Howard, patentee of the "Howard"
heater, and president of the company
manufacturing It, Is very anxious to make
the "Howard" the most popular heater in
Omaha, by reason of Omaha being close
enough to be considered the home of the
factory. Uooet for "Howards" and use
them. They ate built on principles that
make them right. , ,
The Union outfitting Co, Is sole Oiuahn
distributer for this muko of heatt-r and
the mere announcement that one will be
able to purchase them at 40 per cent It wi
than regular, should have the effect to
clone out every "Howard" in stuck on
short order.
la a noto of It. The Jsnuary clear
ance commences Tuesday, January 2.
The
Union
Outfitting
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January
Clearance Sale
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Tuesday,
January 2,
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A colossal "Furniture movement" that must go down in Oiu aha history. An upheaval in prices. Utter disregard of values
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IJIS in tho FJIIST local Furniture Clearance so gigantic that it must be announced
in SHCTIOXS; today's announcement gives merely on inkling of what to expect;
hundreds upon hundreds of items must be held over for other newspaper an
nouncements which will n plica r regularly.. Each "section" of this immense out
fitting establishment will offer its specials separately, ko DON'T lose interest if TODAY'S
announcement does not include JUST the item you neck at a "Sale" price. Dressers, Chif
fonieres, Wash Stands, Bookcases, Dressing Tables, Parlor Furniture, etc., will be spe
cialed in the VERY near future. You CANNOT do as well elsewhere as you WILL do
here. Why not wait? Manager?, salesmen, etc. are arranging stocks with all the speed they
can muster; before the week is over you will ogrA-; this clearance is Omaha's greatest.
A
N original bit of business system will be introduce
WW J. ML jsjassw mutism
d for the first time during fhyV
d a "keop-stock-perfeet" ry
opportunities to rid itself of ' ,
selling. The Union Outfitting Co. has introduced
and will in the future nse its clearance events as opportunities to rid itself ot 'Vv
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damaged, shopworn ana discontinued goods. 11 win niso cjose oui sutu uu ?
that have been slightly damaged in railroad transit; such as pieces of furniture with vn
nish marred; slightly chipped, or with bits of wrapping paper "stuck" on, etc. In mo
cases the damage would not cause much comment by shoppers, but still enough to securt J
just claims from railroads. Today's announcement includes a number of brass and iror (
beds and couches so affected; others are omitted because of lack of space. All good
rf tliia VinrnrTor mmr nrrnin Vir mnr1r rrfWt with vorv little pffort.
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any "Estate" Range
during Clearance Sale
"Estate"
Stoves and
Ranges
Best
Since
1845
-Pp,",'!,1Msf'.- , a
There is probablyy nothing, after all, in which
quality is so important a factor as in stoves and
' . .V If ff . i
ranges; nothing in the whole list or
the household's furnishings which re
ceives such hard or such constant use
as the stove or range, or in whose up
keep a woman takes so mveh pride.
Therefore, we say emphatically: lt pays
to buy good stoves and ranges. ' And just
as emphatically we assert that Estate Stoves
and Ranges are the best that money can buy.
The UNION OUTFITTING
COMYANY will place an
ESTATE STEEL RANGE
in your home on 30 days'
free test!
Facts About the "Real Estate" Range
1:1 -i nT :'
' n'
A ran; that absolutely protects the
bousewlfa in point ot absolute aatlsfactory
rang aervlc for a Ufetlmo!
Anil Its looks don't belle It! The Real
folate la Just aa heavy as it looks, Just as
substantial, and so perfectly constructed that
Us first cost is generally the last.
Body Is built of heaviest WellsvllU Pol
ished Blue Steel plates, Insulated wherever
subject to wear by the famous Estate Triple
Wall construction.
The design Is ot the Colonial type, and
the combination of smooth nickel plates with
the blue steel of the body makes the
Estate the handsomest steel range In the
world.
1-5 Off "Estate Ranges" During Sale
Famous "St. Johns" Tables areV
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Reduced 20; Yes, Even i Off
THE "ST. JOHNS" TABLES, MADE IN ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN,
ARE AS FAMILIAR TO MODERN HOUSEHOLDERS AS THEIR FAV
ORITE BRAND OF BREAKFAST FOOD. THE MAKE IS ONE OF THE
STANDARDS OF THE FURNITURE TRADE. THE ST. JOHNS TABLES
IN THIS STOCK SELL REGULARLY AT FROM $7.50 to $75, BUT DUR
ING THE JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE EVERY TABLE IS REDUCED
A FEW INSTANCES FOLLOW HERE:
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V course you may expect a busy scene here during this January Clearance, but you
will be wailed upon MOKE carefully than ever before, for extended arrangements
for handling a greatly increased business include many extra salespeople. A
number of extra delivery wneons will also be iut on and delavs will thus bo
avoided. The windows are being filled with "Clearance Sale" merchandise as fast as
possible, so you may even judge vnlues from the OUTS1DK of the store. Orders from out
of town will be handled by a "house shopper," and the management will strain itself to
increase an out of town trade that has already reached tremendous proportions. In fact,
it will prove the most economical move you have ever made if you will COME to OMAHA
on a furniture buying trip; you'll save railroad fare over and over on any purchase made.
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inn I', aim tjuanuiy earns nave oocn prepared wnerever possune; many oi me items
J I in the windows bear statements of the quantities of the articles in stock; it is the
Lli.iilJ mum that has never before been possiblo in the furniture trade. Every item ad-
FROM 200 TO 50cc
St. Johns Table A 42-inch top table, of hardwood, Ameri
can quarter sawed oak, square non-dividing pedestal, no
carving whatever, molded rim, massive stock, choice of
American quarter sawed or plain natural oak. Has 6-foot
extension slides. An absolute $15.00 value, PQ PA
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St. Johns Table Full "Mission" style, 42-inch square top.
six-foot extension slides, a piece worth all of
$13.50 during the January Clearance at gJ
St. Johns Table Full "Mission" style, 42-inch round top,
decided claw feet, extra well made, round pedestal,
eight-foot extension slides, regular price $29.50, but dur
ing the January Clearance the price is v Q PA
VJUeUV
only
St. Johns Table Early English, strictly "Mission" pat
tern, 48-inch top, very massive, n trifle shop worn but a
high grade that brings $45.00. During Clear- QrtA HP
ance Sale at
St. Johns Table A platform pedestal style, early English,
48-inch top, quarter sawed throughout; always brings
$48.50, but during the January Clearance the
price is. ,
Many Others Space is too limited to describe the numer
ous other exquisite "St. Johns" Tables that are under
priced during this January Clearance.
vei tised is here; ready for you at the featured figure; every item is of a nationally fatuous
grade. In fact, all of the lines are nationally advertised goods and you will readily recog
nize most of the makes in the sections below. If you have use for merely a single' item
buy that item here now for vastly Jess money. If you have use for an entire homo out
fit then all the better, the savings will be all the greater. Shop around hero Tuesday; see
what THIS "Clearance" really MEANS.
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sBeattie Wilton Velvet Kugs
at True Clearance Sale Prices
"BEATTIE" WILTON VELVET RUGS ARE THE FINEST FLOOR
COVERINGS PROCURABLE. THE "BEATTIE" AND OTHER
FLOOR COVERINGS QUOTED HERE REPRESENT THE FRUIT OF
AMERICA'S MOST SKILLED LABOR; THE MATERIALS ARE SE
LECTED AND RESELECTED; THE DESIGNS ARE SUPERB, AND
WHILE THEY ARE SELDOM REDUCED IN PRICE IT IS POS
SIBLE FOR YOU TO NOW OWN THE STYLE YOU CRAVE AT A
MARVELOUS LOW FIGURE.
t.j ptosis nmnM.nmM
' '.-" .t , !-t-w ry ' t, S
$27.50
Lots of folks
wouldn't have
any table att
all, if they
couldn't have
"St. Johns'!
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$11.75
$10.50
$11.98
$6.98
"Clearance Chance5' on Dining Room Requisites (CMlTSlSl CloStfe
CHINA CI.OSKT8 American qusrtereil
oulc: 40 Incli wlds: ususl helnht; 15
Inch dwp; 4 sholv.s; sella
vat $15; now ,,
CllINA fLOBBT 8oll ok: rlw feet:,
tieitt glnss rmls; slight carving on
front; lib vslue to SO I O C
during thin clearar.es st,.'""
CHINA CLOSKT -Fume J oak: square
plain Mission design; always shIIb at
$8.50 StaA.,,r.B!r..5 1 5.00
CHINA CL.OSKT FJlrty Knsllsh; Mis.
nlon deslvn: mirror bark; srrill work
door; a positive 145 value Ml Cfl
la clearance at s.i3U
Bt'Fl-T:TS Karly Kngllsh; panel door;
French bevel Mirror; a poHltlve 40
ouuei io so in me clear
ance at
BUFFKTS Quarter eawed
rr.irror; claw foot: lined
drawer; worth all of
2.50, goes at
$21.50
oak; plate
llverware
$10.75
BUFFETS Quarter sawed oak: French
mirror; sria on lower door: three
mall drawers! aold form- fc I "T Cf
erly at I2J.50, now l l.JU
BI'FFKTS Very large oak buffet:
French mirror; canopy supported by :i
smooth columns; a IV0
style to go at . , ,
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It's Rug Time
Now! You
have put off
purchasing it
long enough.
Own your' sat
"Clearance"
prices.
irenltie" M ilton Velvet HujJs, "Seamless," absolutely t Q 7 C
the heaviest and finest velvet rug made, 8-3x10-6. at V JLO. O
Ilcattle Wilton Velvet IUirh, 9x12 sire, "Seamless," !jOO CA
ery rich effect", during this sale at each sJJa-aw.Ov
SiwmlMs Wilton Velvet HugH, 9xt2 size, very fine
in texture, best twisted yarn, 2 values going at
Axminster Kugs. fine grade, 9x12 size, grades that J 1 f" 7C
have brouyht ?25, during the January Clearance at.vlaJe J
I'xtia Amlnstep Hugs size 9x12, these are very heavy and come In
neny beautiful floral and Oriental effects.. The 1 Q CO
crades wcrth $35 50 are in Clearance at ,J)lV.ijU
Wilton Velvet Hiirs, size 8-3x10-0. In floral or Ori
ental effects, usual $1S.75 grades must go at.
Seamless llinsaela Huirs, 9x12, a handsome line of
$2 4 values to go during the Clearance Sale at only
Hrugsclx Huns, 6x9. seamless, grades that have brought 1C 7C
S11 right along, go in Clearance at, each, only pO. I O
HrnsKcls Hugs, 8-3x10-6, a lof.of real $13 values of
handsome designs are offered in Clearance at, each.
Ait Itevornlblo Kug, an exceptionally handsome assortment; 9x12
size, worth $6.50 goes at $2.98; the 9x10-6 size, worth $5.50 goes
ft $2,5; the 9x9 size, worth $1.75 goes at $2.49; the 7-6x9 sUo,
worth $4.25 goes at $2.35, while 6x9 sizes, worth $3.50 ti QQ
r.ro forced out at J) 1 eOi7
Plymouth Keveinlble Kiirs; very heavy, a large line here, the usual
$10 kind In 9x12 size at $4.7u; apd the usual $4 Kind
in 6x9 size, during Clearance, at
. llnissels Itugs; 9x10-6, fine qualities and pretty pat
terns, styles that sell for $19.50 are to go at
Winter Vomforterni very heavy kinds that have brought
$1.50 are going during the Clearance Sale at, each.
Cotton Blankets, lines that have been bringing $1.10 will n C
be Included In the January Clearance at, each UJC
ISltmkets Very heavy Wool Nap Blankets that have Jj in
been bringing $5 are yours during the Clearance at .. P.1V
liath Rugs, "Westmoreland" Bath Rings that always Ji on
bring $3.25 (24x48 size) are In the selling at 4X.O7
Teree RuSs, size 36x72, splendid assortment of Indian
patterns, fine $8 grades, during sale at, each
$2.25
$9.75
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!.n:!a.n. $4.98
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L. G. Dump & Co,
"OMAHA MADE" Mattresses Reduced
THE. UNION OUTFITTING CO. HAS NEVER BEEN ABLE TO BUY
A BETTER MATTRESS THAN THAT MADE BY THE L. O. DOUP &
CO. RIGHT HERE IN OMAHA. THIS SALE SHOULD BRING HOME
' THE FACT THAT ONE SHOULD BOOST ETERNALLY FOR HOME
INDUSTRY, PARTICULARLY WHEN HOME INDUSTRY EXCELS
THAT OF ELSEWHERE. EVERY MATTRESS IN THIS STOCK HAS
BEEN PURCHASED FROM L. G. DOUP & CO., RIGHT HERE IN OMAHA.
v.
during this 4 January Cear
ance" buys an "L. G. Doup
& Co." mattress worth al
most double at any other time, here or at
any other establishment.
Excellent cotton tops; any size.
Everybody
"Boost".
They Are
"Omaha
Made".
L. G. DOUP & CO. MATRESS SPECIAL
FELT MATTRESSES. These are the
45-pqund weights, well tufted, covered
with first class ticking. As a usual
thing they sell at a price nearly double
that asked during the January Clear
ance Sale. Look up your needs and buy
one of these excellent Omaha products
during this outpouring of t C r A
values; at only V 00 J
L. G. DOUP & CO. FELT MATTRESSES
Other felt mattresses made by this
well known factory will be offered dur
ing this Clearance. Mattresses in art
tick, somo with Imperial edges, some 50
lb. grades, made either in one or two
parts and selling regularly up to $15.00,
will be offered during the Clearance at
$10.00 and at as low $750
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$53.50
odgesFibre
Carpet Co.'s
Product "Cut"
When a furniture dealer
thinks of "high class" in
Fibre Rugs, he immediately
thinks of .The Hodges Fibro
Carpet Co.
These "Hofi," "Knba" and
"Abuk" Itugs are niado of an im
ported fibre, and are beyond doubt
tho finest things of tho sort on the
market. Fibre rugs ore exception
ally proper for bed rooms and tho
wool fibre, rugs lend themselves nd
. mirably to dining rooms. In many
of these productions the patterns
are very elaborate; all are very ar
tistic. Hopl Fibre Rugs. 6x9 sties, f- syf
worth $10.60, in tbls sale . . DJ. O
Hopl Flbt Rugs. 7-xl0-(, t f(
worth $15, In this sale at.. JO.UU
Hopl Fibre Rug, 9x12, A JE
worth $19, Id this selling QlXJ.iO
$6.98
$8.98
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Brass and Iron Beds in "Clearance Sale"
A n extra huge reduction on beds that have been slightly dam-
aged in shipment, beds with enamel peeled or chipped
but all most highly desirable
and Bufff&ttel'
alceir
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earainee
The Baker Stove Co. makes admirable medium priced Ranges
It is generally conceded that The "Baker" is the best medium priced range on tho market, and
there should be quick response to this offer to unload 65 "Baker Chief" Ranges at one-fourth off. 30
are 4-hole with 14-in. oven, and 35 are 6-hole with 16-in. oven. Baker 14-in. oven $12.50 stoves will go
at $6.75; Baker 16-in. oven $17.50 stoves are to go in Clearance at $9.50 each.
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trifle; shop worn beds. etc..
Iron Itcdw Scores of Iron beds
In this selling. All full sire,
and In all colors including
Vernls Marten. Thirty to
forty-five patterns ot beds
are offered at from $3 to $5;
a dosen different styles may
be had at $3 to $3; seven
styles of Iron beds are In the
sale st $1 to $3, while the
iron bed shown In this Illus
tration will be featured dur
ing the "Clearance" at
0c
One may choose "Clearauce"
Sale Iron and Brass beds front
the windows, for samples ot
the styles are on exhibition
there.
All brass beds have two-ln.
posts or heavier; square rod
designs are included at sale
prices.
UntMS ltfi $85 brass beds
are going at $59.50; $55 brass .
beds are $34.50; the $42.60
kinds at $24.50; many $37.50
kinds at $22.50; a host ot
$30 kinds at $19.50; while
superbly patterned, finely
wrought brass beds that have
sold for $1.50 may be had
now tor as Uttle as
A price challenge, to all
clearance events. Iat or
prcHcnt. An Iron Q f
like cut Wi
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The ' Clearance" Bale does
not Include every Iron or brass
bed. but at least three-fourths
of the metal beds In this stork
have been included, and will
sell at true "Clearance"
prices.
It's the metal bed chanre of
j ears; crasj it surely.
bed, like cut CVTJ s H
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"OttawaU
Furniture a
Clearance Cut
The Ottawa Furniture Co.
of Ottawa, Mich., specializes
in the sort of furniture that
voted "uncom-
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at once
KatMi Wool Fibre ItuKs, 6k.
worth fit, In cale at.
KatMi Wool Fibre Itugs, 7-6x
10-C, worth $17.50, at . .. .
Kaba Wool Fibre ltugs, sU J f Q Q
8-3x10-6. $20 value .... $lUtt70
KaL-a Wool Fibre llugM, sire J
xi:, $!J values- at
Abak Wool Fibre Hugn, 9x12.
lu $le values at
$11.75
$9.75
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OMAHA
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Ct fete
Ottawa Dining Room Set Consif
of Buffet, CJiina Closet, Extension
Table, five dining room chairs anjl
one arm dining room eliair. Eliz;w
betliimi design, wood panel baefc I
in buffet instead of mirror; leatlur I
slip seat chairs; genuine repJT 'J'
lion, in a very nign graiie. jiu-wi
to tliis set is slightly different ?Q
color from re?t of pieces. Regular
price is $250, but during the Janu
ary Clearance Sale Cli'v
set may be had at vltJ
China 4'loset and lluffet Karly English
china closet and buffet to match; square
t'ul.inlal dalirn-tiiiff.t la 4K inches Willi
and has 14 hv 4 2 Inch French Plaffc
Mirror. China Closet is 4G Inches V
wUttu The two Dieces are worth $15
but may be had in the (tjQO C'
January clearance bale at .V
Dining Hooui Set Complete set In fu:r
oak; large and massive. In the "Fla'
ers" design. China closet 54 lnch
wide; buffet 56 Inches wide. Table "!
iuth slxe: Chairs upholstered In genu 's
SDunltib. leathor. A suDerb set. 1
dining room chairs with arm ct
mutch. Regular price $275.00,
during Janu'ry Clearance 4 1
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Sale
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sPraperies in
"Clearance
Sale Also
The maker responsible for
the draperies listed below is
acclaimed an authority on all
that is good in the line.
Nottingham Lace Curtains C
"Were $1.2.); now at, pair. . . UUC
Cable Net Curtains Made of best
Hen Island cotton, very neat tie
signs of $2.50 value, (M
at, pair pl,V
Scotch Cable Net Curtains Are as
fine its Brussels Net and may be
had in handsome effects AQ
Styles worth $12, at, paii$U.VO
Real Antique Lace Cur- fi A
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tains in sale low as, paii
Novelty Curtains A fine M A o
line, worth $4, at, pair. . . ?lVO
Genuine Arabian Curtains Trim
med with real hand made frA HE
lace, in sale low as, pair . V v
"January Clearance" Sanitary Couches
Some of the couches reduced have been very slightly marred
in shipment; some have the paper wrappings slightly
' 'stuck ' but all are truly amazing values at the prices quoted.
Couches Genuine leather dia
mond tufted, $50 styles go
during tbls
Clearance at
$26.50
Couches Massive quarter oak,
$60 Spanish leather, couches
offered in sale
at
$28.50
Couches $10 velour uphol
stered couches, heavy oak
frames, during
Clearance at..
$4.90
Couclu8 Genuine Spanish
leather, Early English frame,
$U0 styles to go In this
Clearance
at
... $29.50
Couches Cenulno leather
English doublo spring con
struction, maroon color in
$75 grade now
at only .
w. $39.50
Couches $12.00 quarter saw
ed oak frames, velour uphol
stered and offered during
this "Clearance'
Hale at
$5.90
Couches $15 Chase leather
sanitary make,
during sale at.
Couches $18.60 Chaso leather
. sanitary make, JQ PA
during tbls salo 0V3U
Couches $25 Chaso leather
Kimitary
make
$7.50
$11.75
0.
'phe "Clearance Sale" Couches
arc in the windows Sec 'cm.
Note that you may purchase absolute all
LEATHER Couches at prices that were
NEVER before placed on all LEATH
ER Couches.
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Also beautiful line of Duchees, Swiss
Point and Renaissance curtains rang
ing in price from $20 to low
as pair
Tapestry Portion's, fine Hue of colors,
either fringed, bordered or edged, worth
up to $1U.00, but going iu, JQ QQ
ale at, pair 43 .jQ
Couch Covers, full width, very
heavy $2 kipd at
2...t:.,.:$2.75
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OMAHA ,
S.E.COR.I6&-JACKS0M STS:
111 -rj
Aggressive Local Concern Intro
duces Novel Clearance,
A SALE OF FEATURES
The 1 nlon Ostflttlns; Co, at Bl
trrnfh and Jnrkaon Hrrrim Vp
trtn a Ihnasand Fnrm.p
Knrnltnre Prices.
"Phoenix'5
Rope Port
ieres Reduced
The "Phoenix" line of
Rope Portieres ia easily first
and foremost. And the finest
Phoenix good3 aro right here.
Rope Portieres A lino mado from
lioavy twistod velour cords; styles
Unit will fit largo doors, in $3.75
values, aro going in this (J Or
C.'lcaranoo Sale at vleOJ
Band Portieres These have heauli
f ul lioavy 'tapestry bands intermin
gled with tho velour cords.- They
wero $5.00 but will bo offered in
tho Clearance
Rope Valence Uopc ruIonco for
t;inglo doors, in grades that have
been bringing $1.75, are in tho
Clearance Halo 95(J
Rope 'Hand" Valance to fit large doors.
Have large velour cords and handaomo
bands. These cords are only half tho
length of the regular portiere thus' mak
ing a very pretty drape for a door. Styles
worth to $4.00 are In the
Clearance at .
"Closrsnre a!ps" In all lines are trs
quont enniiKh, but It hss bran lfft to tha
L'nliiu Outriding rniiiiinny to lntroducs a
"tlrai aih'o" thnt f'-s Hires a csmpslsn of
i-sleo (in nntlonally sdverttsod goods at
.us snni time.
Tho "l'nlon." a mawlvf, linposlng eftah
ilNhnirnt at tho southeast corner of Hlx
u't'nth anil Jackson streets, Is at present
a Hcene of hustle; windows aro fairly
rimming with values; flour after floor
mum lcn thrown into a vast "bnriralii
apace; In fart, nil plans liavo h" n lahl
or the most skricshIvo special furnlturo
(eillntt ever attempted In Unmha.
Lines of furniture, rugs, etc., of which
the quantity hus been judged too heavy,
are t lie first to feel tha effects oT tha
price cms" ordered by tha management;
Oainntied, slightly damaged and ullglitly
i.hop worn wares sro next to tempt feuy-
i at featuro figures. 1'leces of furnltuia
1 1 1 a t have been marred or "pier stuck."
in transit; Iron and brans beds with en
amel nnd lacuuers slightly scratched;
leather goods thnt nrs fine enough to ba
oon.ildered flrst-cluxs elsewhere. but
which at tho so mo tliue do not quits come
up to tho standard laid down by tha
L nlon Outfitting company, are slated for
an Immediate c leu nines at prices that will
astound even those accustomed to Interna
values.
Tho l'nlon Outfitting company lint, of
course, been reimbursed by the various
railroad companies for damages to mer
chandise Incurred during chlpment, m
that the Ions lies with tha transportation
companies and not with the Union Out
lining company. H is the final retail
buyer or consumer who receives the bene
.it. oi ail.
fvirh wares as might bo claKurd of a
holiday gift nature will also come in for
a huge rcduct'otr, such places as inusio
cabinets, ladles' desks, tabourettes, plc
turest luiupH, pedestals, etc., will so at
true after-the-hollday figure.
Then aguln, the l'nlon Outfitting com
pany will make every effort to rid Itself
of odd pieces ot furniture left on its
hands because "sets" have been broken
up. China closets and buffets of a cer
tain pattern; dressers and chlffonleres
that should originally have been sold In
uumblnatlon; dining room outfits that are
broken by reason of one or two pieces
having been sold, will all come under tha
head of clearance goods and figures that
will move such odd pieces In a hurry
have been attached fur the huge selling''
that will commence Tuesday, January .
The reductions on such broken lines
will at least average about one-third.
A number ot discontinued lines will also
go at clearance prloes; large concerns Ilka
the l'nlon are continually changing:
makers, and In soma cases factories offer
certain discontinued linns at a huge re
duction at this season of tha year. Sev
eral ,'urge concerns have gone out ot the
manufacturing business lately and tha
Union has secured notable sale values
from luch sources also.
The Union Outfitting company's Jan
uary, clearance will he conducted in "sec
Hour,.". It will behoove any reader ot this
paper to watch Union advertisements vary
oljsel'y for the next few Weeks. A great
r.mny of tho values are at present In tha
windows. Ono doesn't even have to enter
the store to become acquainted with tha
bargains.
3.:?.l.h.e..$2.95
Many Otliers -Tho Clearance Hale in
cludes many other heautlful Portieres
that have sold at. prices considerably
higher than thosu usked now These
may he had during the gelling at $1U.U0. I
16.01. and also down to as Jo rr g I
low as .4J aJ i
Novel Facts
About Union
Outfitting Co.
Mrs. Kennedy, owner of tha handsome
building now occupied by The Unlon'Out
fltting Co., at Sixteenth and Jackson
streets, opposite the Hotel Rome, lived
upon tba site for forty years.
Two well known Omaha business men
spent their boyhood on the scene of the
Union Outfitting C'o's January Clearance
Bale; Mr. Frank Kennedy of The Bradford-Kennedy
Lumber Co. being one, Mr.
J. A. C. Kennedy of tha Mahoney. &
Kennedy law firm being tha other.
The Union Outfitting Co. has the largest
window display space ot any western
furniture concern; nine double windows -on
first floor, almost duplicating this
number upon the second floor. Thou
sands of foot of crystal windows make
the store a scene of 1'ght and cheer.
Tho Union Outfitting Co. has estab
lluhed a New , York buyer; Mr. Ben
Rosenthal, who has engaged offices at
67 East Eleventh street. New York City.
Tho Union Outfitting Co. will soon
close out Its entire stock of office desks.
Other huge departments crowd out this
line and it Is a "Union" policy to have
complete lines or nothing. Watch for
details of a sale later In January.
Word has Just been received that The
Union Outfitting Co, has again been ap
pointed sole Omaha agents for the sale
of tha celebrated "McDougal" Kitchen
Cabinet which Is manufactured at Frank
fort, lnd., and which Is In use tho
country over. With the "McDougal the
housewife has an enUie kitchen In ono
piece of furniture.
The Union Outfitting Co. la the only
Omaha concern equipped with the "Autu
Cull" System. With thesn devices any
manager or uuy employe Is Immediately
located In any part of the building. Jur-t
another utep towards perfection In fur
nlture methods.
J)
The
Union
Outfitting
Co.'s
January
Clearance Sale
Commences
Tuesday,
January 2,
9 A. M.
4.