The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, September 01, 1921, Image 8

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    THE HBBMXBTOir H E g A L P , EEBMISTOM. OBEGO j M
OUR FALL'SHOWING
CALORIC HEAT
CUTS BUILDING COSTS
T H I CALORIC R tQ U lR tS OUT OH f
C H IM N E Y — NO EXTRA CH IM N EO
M AN TLES OR. FIXTU R E S NEE DEO
ONLY 6 FOOT C U tA A REQUIRED
Put ■ beating system in your new home
that will be an investment—that will pay
dividends in comfort and convenience—
that will positively pay its own cost in the
saving of fuel. The famous patented
FOR SCHOOL TIMES
A Dandy Assortment of
High School
Boys
Ginghams and Woolens
C alon C installation« are made
fro m Wue prints ptrpured by
C aloriC engineers who have
had years of unequalled experi-
eace in pipeless heating
No
charge for this v ita lly im portant
acrvh-e. Send rough sketch of
your floor plans today.
The money-back guarantee of the manu­
facturers, The Monitor Stove Company,
Cincinnati, Ohio, and over 125,000 satis­
fied users, protect you and back up your
judgement in buying a CaloriC.
for School Dresses
Soft Light Weight Felt Hats
haa a proven record of saving W to M the
fuel over old systems. Beats all the rooms
in buildings of 18 roomsorless, through one
register. An uneatialled success in homes
in every state. Many in this community.
$5.00, $6.00
Now, before house-cleaning is the best
time to put in a CaloriC. Quick installa­
tion in old homes or new. No plumbing
nor alterations.
And remember— your
satisfaction or m on ey back.
Imported Cloth Hats, waterproof
$4.00
Oregon Hardware
& Implement Co.
New Fall Caps
$2.50
All sizes in Shirts, with or with
out collars
$2 and up
Geo. P. Ide & Go.
Soft and Stiff Collars
For Boys and Girls
All new stock and at pre-war
prices
Oxfords and High Shoes
New Line of
Knitted Ties
30x32 Ford Wheels
$6.00 while they last
T w o doors e *s t
O re Hdwp. Co.
Wool Sox for
Oxfords
FLOYD KNERR
T w o doors eas t
O re . H d w e. Co.
Famous Thomas Drills
-----— NOW A V A IL A B L E =;------
In 16x7 and 20x7 sizes
It’s worth your while
K IN G S L E Y
M E R C A N T IL E
H E R M IS T O N S H O U S E
TW O
D E L IV E R IE S
O F Q U A L IT Y A N D
COMPANY
S E R V IC E
D A IL Y
PHONE
HUNTERS
ATTENTION
O N E -S E V E N O N E
Morrow County Creamery Co
H ep p n er, O reg o n
Farmers who have wanted hoe or single disc
drills in 16x7 and 20x7 sizes can now obtain them in
the popular Thomas Grain Drill. We are stocking
these two in addition to the regular sizes and can
make prompt shipment. Tnomas Drills are sold at
prices based on present factory costs which are lower
than for several years.
We carry the most com­
plete line of Farm Machin­
ery, Implements, Pumps,
Engines and Water Systems
carried in the Northwest
and we will gladly mail
catalogs on anything that
Portland and Spokane.
may interest you
We will pay
Our »fork of Shotguns, Rifle«, «hells and cart
t
47 Cents for Butterfat
ridge. 1« all lined up for the hunting season.
Western Ammunition is featured In our store
and Western Shells In both the Field (low base)
and Record (high base) cost a little less than other
f'X' '
ptakw
We have installed
A Check with Each Can
N e w E le c tr ic a l E q u ip m e n t
W. C. COX, Manager
and are in a pos:tion to give expert
service in anything electrical
Wetdern Sheila are used exclusively by
m ajy of the champion shooter* of the world.
M
all means use Western Shells.
ing and has passed some very tin
comfortable hours with it.
for her eastern home.
Considerable news has to he held
over till next week on account of our
F. B. Sw ayie and J. F. McNaught xolunie of advertising this time.
were Hermiston visitors of Rendición The paper is late for the same rea­
Tuesday.
son.
,
SAPPERS’ INC
The Hou.e That Dee. Things First
HARDW ARE
FURNITURE
We have just installed'an
IMPLEMENTS
ltev. F. E Fond of Walla Walla pel. Morning service It a. m
will preach Saturday evening Sept. evening services ” :<5 p. m.
3 and Siindajy morning and evening
at the .Mission opposite the Hermis­
ton h oteh * *arar*no la cordially In ­
vited to coins pud {tear thp fall got.. Ing tr|re Into his kn«e Tuesday eves-
Andruss Electric Test
and will locate any electrical trouble
on any make of car.
Thomas Jackson has been sick the
Earl Brownell of Vmatilla made
past few days with a mild form of trip to Pendleton today.
typhoid hut at last reporta Is settin g
better.
^ > T nnual
Catholic Services
Hermiston 8:30.
Echo 18:30.
No services In Vmatilla.
Mrs. Fred Rlngoen of Minneapolis
who has been here visiting her moth-
re Mr», C. B. Hay» left Sunday night
Cfiaram
ount
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Hermiston Auto Co
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