Municipal Auditorium PORTLAND, OREGON Program, Sunday, Januray 15, 1922 Portland Oratorio Society Chorus of 50 voices in "The Messiah." Joseph A. Finley, conductor; Mrs. Ethel Meade, accompanist. Assisted by Mrs. Goldie Peterson Wessler. soprano; Mrs. Mitylene Fraker Stites, contralto; J. MacMillan Muir, tenor; John Claire Montieth, baritone; William Robinson Boone, pipe organist. Pipe Organ Overture ....................................................................................................................Mr. Boone Comfort Ye ............................................................................................................................................Mr. Muir Every Valley........................................................................................................................................Mr.- Muir And the Glory ........................................................................................................................................ Chorus For Behold ,...................................................................................................................................Mr. Monteith The People that Walked in Darkness.............................................................................Mr. Monteith For Unto Us ............................................................................................................................................ Chorus Pastoral Symphony ........................................................................................................................Mr. Boone Then Shall The Eyes of the Blind........................................................................................Mrs. Stites He  Shall Feed His  Flock.....'...................................................................................................Mrs. Stites Come Unto Him ........................................................................................................................Mrs. Wessler He Was Despised ..........................................................................,.................................................Mrs. Stites Surely He Hath Borne Our Griefs....................................................................................................Chorus Lift Up Your Heads................................................................................................................................Chorus Why Do the Nations..............................'............................................................................................Monteith Hallelujah.................................................................................................................................................Chorus I Know That My Redeemer Liveth....................................................................................Mr. Wessler Worthy Is The Lamb............................................................................................................Amen Chorus Next Sunday Owing to the automobile show occupying the Auditorium there will be no Sunday afternoon concert next Sunday or the Sunday following. The next concert will be February 5, when the feature will be the noted Elchenlaub Violin Chorus of 25 violins In a popular program with other instrumental and vocal numbers. The admission will be 15 cents. Save this Program.  It's good for MUSIC FREE at Eilers.  See other side. Municipal Popular Concerts The City of Portland presents a popular concert at the Public Auditorium each Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock from November 13 until Easter Sunday, featuring the great Auditorium pipe organ (the largest organ north of San Francisco), along with bands, orchestras, singing societies, quartets, soloists, etc. The average attendance last season at 22 concerts was about 2000 persons, which fact has made it possible for the city to elaborate on the programs for the present season, inasmuch as the concerts must be made self-supporting an admission charge of 15 cents is made to cover the expense. The concerts are educational and are given without profit to any person or organization and are therefore exempted by the Federal Government from payment of war tax. HAL M. WHITE, Manager. HOLLY PRESS. M FIRST ST.. PORTLAND. ORE. OVER Free Music Lessons SPECIAL Bring this program and receive free one copy of official Oregon state song, or one copy vocal selection from Wool-worth's store music department now on sale EILERS MUSIC BUILDING Entrance 287 Washington Street Hawaiian Steel Guitars. Prices $10.00, $16.00, $22.00, and some very elegant ones, $40.00. Free lessons with every instrument in this great sale at Eilers, ground floor, Eilers Music Bldg. Seven floors devoted to Music and Musicians. Entrance and elevator, 287% Washington street. Accordions, $6.00, $7.00, $9.50, $12.00, and several very elaborate double keys at $30.00.   Free lessons, too. Mandolins, $8.00, $14.00, $22.50, and several superb genuine Washburn and Rex professional now only $50.00.  Free lessons. 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No two alike.   A regular grab hag. Buy Your Music Now.   Ready to Mail. Lay in a Big Supply. The largest sale of popular sheet music ever held in Portland. A LATEST RECORDS SALE OUR GREATEST RECORD OFFER! Just to make things hum in this publicity sale: 1 record, 75c. 6 for $4.25. A dozen for $8.00. We pay first-zone parcel postage. This sale includes the very latest titles that you have been waiting for. Among them: "All By Myself," "Ain't We Got Fun?" "Just Keep a Thought for Me," "Cherie," "Vamping Rose," "Wyoming," "Mello Cello," "Wang Wang Blues," "Roll On, Silver Moon," "Sleep, Baby, Sleep," "Down Yonder," "Lazy Mississippi," "Moonlight," and "I Found a Rose in the Devil's Garden." OREGON  EILERS  MUSIC HOUSE, Phone Main 1123. Third Floor, Eilers Music Bldg. We Deliver Free.