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The Hub Clothing & Shoe Comp
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Seventh Semi-Annual Clearance Sale
JANUARY 17th,
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1914
As you all know it hag always been the policy of the Hub stores to clean up all short and odd and end lines at
end of each season. By this means we keep our stock clean and up-to-date at all times, and give our custon
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the advantage of buying merchandise at greatly reduced prices. ' We are now offering you the balance of our Fall
arid Winter stock, all seasonable goods and at prices that will astonish you. Read them over and come to us Sat
urday prepared to take advantage of these bargains.
Mens Suits & Overcoats
In all the leading styles and
colors.
$30.00 Sale price $23.95
27.50 Sale price 21.95
5.00 Sale price 19.95
22.50 Sale price 17.95
20.00 Sale price 15.95
15.00 Sale price. 11.95
12.50 Sale price 9.95
Men's Hats
$3.00 Sale price $.65
2.50 Sale price 2.15
2.00 Sale price 1.65
1.50 Sale prjce 1.35
Young Men's and Boy's
Longpant Suits &
Overcoats.
$18.00, Now $14.40
16.50, Now 13.20
15.00, Now 11.95
12.50, Now 9.95
11.50, Now. 9.15
10.00, Now 7.95
9.00, Now 7.15
Men's Mackinaw Goats
$7.00, Sale price $5.85
6.00, Sale price ' 4.85
5.00, Sale price 3.85
Boy's Suits
Box back and Norfolk style,
with knickerbocker pants in all
the leading colors.
$12.50 Suit Now $9.95
10.00 Suit Now 7.95
9.00 Suit Now 7.15
8.00 Suit Now. 6.35
7.00 Suit Now. 5.60
6.00 Suit Now. 4.75
Suit Now 3.95
5.00
Boy's Knickerbocker
$1.50 Now
1.25 Now
1.00 Now
.75 Now.. .
Pants
$1.25
1.00
.80
.60
Men's Raincoats
Guaranteed Waterproof If
one of 'these coats leaks bring
it back and we will give you a
new coat.
$22.50 Coat Now $17.95
20.00 Coat Now 15.95
18.00 Coat Now 14.40
15,00 Coat Now.' 1 1.9 5
12.50 Coat Now 9.9 5
10.00 Auto Coat Now 7.95
6.50 Work Coat Now 5.15
Gold Seal rubber boots
$9.50 Sale price $8;45
Men's Dress and Work
Pants.
All iate styles in 'Blue, Brown,
Gray and Fancy Stripes.
$7.50 Sale price, $5.95
6.00 Sale price. 4.8 5
5.50 Sale price, 4.45
5.00 Sale price. 3.95
4.00 Sale price. 3.15
3,50 Sale price. 2.7 5
3.00 Sale price 2.4 5
2.50 Sale price 1.9 5
2.00 Sale price 1.60
1.50 Sale price 1.2 5
10 per cent reduction on all men's, women's and children's dress shoes, all sizes and styles. Also a 10 per cent
reduction on all men's and boys' sweaters, shirts, underwear slickers and oil clothing. Sale runs for 8 days only.
HUB
"Money Talks"
CLOTHING & SHOE
BANDON, OREGON
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"Cash Only"
Brief Local News.
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Mr. and Mrs- Willis T. White Jr.
ol Brookings are visiting in Bandon.
O. Hibarqer and B. C. Sanford
were over Irom Marshfield yes
terday. ' W.,E. Thompson of Marshfield
was in Bandon on busidess yes
terday. . C. T. Holland and H. C. Gilmore
were over from Marshfield on busi
ness yesterday.
Ned C. Kelley of Coquille has
been in Bandon a few days. Mr.
Kelley is a real estate man and is
alto constable in his city.
Mill Wood
$Z.2S per load delivered on
the hill. $2.50 on Ocean
Drive. Jackson avenue and
outside the city limits.
Geo. B. Morgan, Phone 1173
Value of a
Bank Account
A bank account
with this
strong, conservative
institution is
worth a great deal
to you in
convenience
and security.
It leads to many
privileges and
broader business
relations.
FIRST NATL BANK
Op sUriajr Neon Hour ud' Satur
day Evening.
S. J. Sheckleman, of Gold Beach
passed through Bandon last night on
his way home from Portland.
Grand Theatre Saturday and Sun
day night. Special feature program
and seven piece orchestra with
special music.
The Ladies Thimble Club was ve
ry pleasantly entertained yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Geo.
Erdman.
las fticAuams who. has oecn in
Alaska for some time returned yes
teruay ana tins morninc went on
down to his home at Langlois.
special program and seven piece
orchestra at the Grand Saturday and
Sunday nights. Steam heat and
everything cozy. Admission 15.10c
The big sewer machine is now
working on the sidehill on Edison
Avenue and they are havinir all
kinds of trouble with the ground
caving.
Chris A. Miller of Keyscr & Miller
came over from North Bend Wed
nesday and. will do some of the
finishing work on the First National
Hank building.
William Maurice Burton, a Ban
don young man, formerly in the
employ of the Bandon Drug Co.
nnu miss inurza jewett were
married at Coquille Monday morn
ing. J. . Stanley justice of the
peace oniciating. 1 hey returned
to minion yesterday and expect to
depart for California in the near
future to make their future home.
A Misunderstanding
E. Lcwin who was allowed $50.00
by the council to repair the beach
sidewalk and keep the same in repair
for two years states that there seems
to be a misunderstanding about the
proposition as the $50.00 will not
even do the first work. He has call
ed on some Aith a subscription list
asking aid and they have told him
tl.ey understood the $50.00 was to
compensate him entirely, which,
however, anyone can see after re
flection that it would not.
Mr. Lewin desires that that this
statement be made so that people
ijl not think he is trying to graft
them when he asks for help. The
$50 will not pay for the work of fix
ing up the walk this time say nothing
about the upkeep hereafter.
For Sale.
It acres good land, near Johnson
Mill. Partly cleared. For particulars
address box 841, Banddn,jjre. 6t6x
For Sale or Trade
Relinquishment on 240 acres fine
land near Paisley, Lake county, Or
egon, can be taken as homestead or
desert land. Fine proposition, cheap.
For furthur information address box
841, Bandon, Ore. 6tGx
Children's Masquerade.
The ladies of the Pythian Im
provement Clnb will give a childrcns
masquerade on the evening of Satur
J tn. 24th. Watch for particulars.
Seattle, Jan. 14. With his lefr
arm practically paralyzed from mus
cular reumatism, Ignace Paderewski
pianist, cancelled his engagement
here and at other coast cities and
lefi abrubtly lor Southern California
hoping that the chaige of climato
may be beneficial.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF TUB
First National Bank
AT BANDON, IN THE STATE OF OREGON, .
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS,
JAN. 13, 1914.
RESOURCES t
Loans and Discount , , ...
Overdrafts,. secured and unsecured . .
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation ....
Bunds, Sacurities, etc. '. . . . . .
Bulking House, Furniture and Fixtures ...
Due from National Banks' (not reserve agents)
Due from State and Private Hanks and Hankers,' Truit Com
panics ami Savings Rinks . . . . '
Due from Approved Reserve Agents
Checks and Other Cash Items ....
Exchanges for Clearing House . . . . . t
Notes of other National Hanks
Fractional Paper Currency, Nickels and Cents . .
Lawful Money Reserve in Rank, viz. i
Specie .... $27,802 25
Legal Tvndcr Notes . . . 865 00
Redemption fund with U.S. Treasurer (5 per cent, of circulation)
Due from U. S. Treasurer ....
$82,737 .70
17 89
15,500 00
16821 4t
18,011 08
2,288 05
33,26977
227 52
163 14
2,315 00
'83 12
26,667 25
775 00
Total
?200,876 92
LIA1ULITIES
Capital Stock paid in
Undivided Profits, less Expenses and Taxes Paid
Natinaol Bank Notes Outstanding
Due to Stale and Private Hanks and Hanker; .
Individual Deposits Subject to Check , "
Demand Certificates of Deposit
Time Certificates of Deposits
Certified Checks . . . ,'
Total a.
$25,000 00
. 7,015 12
15,500 00
553 3S
133,100 13
2,997 62
16,649 42
61 25
$200,876 92
STATE OF OREGON, County or Cros.--.ss.
I, E. D. Webb, Cashier of the aove9lamed lank, do solemnly
swear that the abowe statement is true to the best of my knowleiIRe and
belief. E. D. OVEBB, Cashier.
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SubscribcCand sworn to before mo this 16th, day of TJn., 1914
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Correct
Directors.
A. G. THRIFT, Notary Public
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Attest i II. L. Houston, E. E. Oakcs J. Ira Sidwell
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City Transfer
S. D. Kelly, Proprietor
Light and heavy hauling
promptly done.
Contracting and grading
Trantient trade solicited.
Horses boarded
Office in Dufort Building
Phone 1151
Benjamin Ostlind
Consulting Engineer and
Architect
Office in Thrift Bldg.
Talk About
Solid Comfort!
You just want to get one
of our DICTATOR cigars
between your teeth and light
it. There may be other ci
gaJs as good as the DICTA
TOR but they will cost you
more money than you may
care to pay. The price of the
DICTATOR is only lOcand
when you have smoked one
you'll wonder how it can be
so little.
Bowman Cigar Co.
yeaiin,Ifeaire
Insurance VCompahyw has
been climbing Iie fire insurance
ladder until, to-day jt stands at
the top. kin the volume; of fire
protection ir gives the. American
people it lUtandsabbve every
other tire r insurance jjpompany.
When you need fire insurance
E. E.:OAKES
Miss Simpson
GRADUATE NURSE
Phone 934
A. D. Mills
,Real Estate .
" Fire Insurance
Notary Public
Rentals
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I have a good buy'in mud flat lot on First Street
Also best corner in Azalea Park
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