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DAILY EAST OREGOXIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1916.
EIGHT PAGES
(Tt.-ulys Itoynton anil Gone Hampton.
H.iroKl 0.is.'.v, Mr. i-arr. Walter Willis
rthtir Finch, Balfe I'lrlch. Segil
I'arlilt i'lid Mr Holdman.
LOCALS
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A very sueco.'Sful and well attend- 1
ed meeting of the Washington
There will be a lx social anil en-1 hie and James Johns. Jr. As udl
tertalnment at the lie'th sohool house ilona! guests Mr. and Mrs Hurst hsd
on Saturday night, the 1 St h, Special Mi-s Tess Snyder. Miss (iuindar-a Will,
fnuslc and 'vaudeville act. have been ; cox. Miss Mildred Berkeley and Mis
fMranged for and a good time is as- i Claire Kaley.
iured to every one. Everybody In-
Hrlted to Rttend and have a share in! Sixteen friends of the Misses Edn.i
the (rood times. ;nd Tlielma Salins enjoyed a de-
- ' li.-htful little party last evening at the
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hnrst enter- : Saline home, S12 1-2 Thompson
talned the members of the Fortnight. ; street. Cards and dancing ; proved
Jy Itridge Club last evening at their ! enjoyable diversion and t the close
Country home on McKay creek. The of the evening daintv refreshments
fuosts made the trip out and back in
auto conveyances. High score hon
ors were- won by Mrs. Edmund Ma-
were served. The guests included the
Misses Veva Cook, Alice Finnell. Alice
Doane. Pnphne Pelts, Hotiser and
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Thursday, One Show Only
Jm J Ellison
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1 1 - rAmi
Popular
Scotch
Baritone
V.
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J Music's re-creation! A reproduction of the human
5 voice from the phonograph which the ear cannot distin
Zk guish from the living voice. Has Mr. Edison accomplished
d this miracle, at last? Come hear this astounding test
Thomas A. Edison Wants You
To Hear This Test
and judge.
Glen Ellison, the popular Scotch baritone, will be here,
at Mr. Edison's request, to offer you the only evidence by
which you can really judge. He will sing side by side with
Mr. Edison's re-creation of his voice. See if you can tell,
without watching the motion of Mr. Ellison's lips, which
is the living voice and which the re-creation.
i WHAT IS YOUR JUDGEMENT?
d Mr. Edison insists upon this unique and daring test. For
d it tells more than the most vivid words can express. Its
convincing frankness sweeps away all doubt. Mr. Edi
son wants your true judgment of his new musical art. He
wants the judgment of every music lover. Has he re
created music? Has he eliminated all mechanical blem
ish? Has he preserved the living tones in all their reality.
He puts the original and his re-creation before you
side by side. He hides nothing. Asks no allowances. He
3 dares to make the vital test that no one else but he has
d ever ventured. And he asks vou to decide.
(Paid Advertisement )
For rent Furnished housekeeping
school 1'aretu-Tesicher Association rooms. 01 Aura. Tel. 30MW.
was held Monday evening in the Blydenstein's Dietary Mush and
school building. A very interesting Prepared Dietary Flour, a cure and
talk on "lgal and Spiritual Uights" preventative for constipation.
wus given by the Rev. R. h. Gornall, ' Wm Goedecke auto for hire. Phone
pastor of the Methodist church. An Slangier Cigar Store. Tel 464.
enjoyable musical program was also , Jmu
presented. The candy sale netted a phon, mM lm w road ,t
goodlv sum. j ,
t I Housekeeping rooms for rent. 501
Lilleth street. Call evenings.
I'anl replied, 'Relieve on the Lord
esus Christ' and in order that ha
could believe he preached the gospel
unto him and unto his house. The
jailer having heard the gospel believ
od It, repented of his sins and wua
baptized the same hour of the night
(midnight),
"On the day of Penticost they, the
Jews, asked of the apostles, 'Whut
must we do?" Peter said. 'Repent
ye and be baptised, every one of you
in the name of Jesus Christ and un
to the remission of yuur sins and y
shall receive the gift of the Holy
Spirit." Having heard and believed
the gospel before asking the nuestlon.
The members of the "Spiaerink- ,.. they vm ,n8tructe(, ,o take tne ,
turn" club and several aauuionai oi i.ireo mni.sneu two steps repentance and bantlsm.
guests were charmingly entertained Bousekeeplnf room, a T. thla offlc j .nu, on th6 road t0 uamaacus,
at the home of Mrs. W, A. Storie yee Pendleton Hair Dressing Parlors. ; asked: 'Lord, what must I do?' The
terday afternoon. During the course , Pendleton Hotel building. Phone 45. 'Lord said: 'Go Into the city and it
of the pleasant meeting, plans were, rj, B. Waffle auto for hire. Phone j shall be told thee what thou must
formulated for the coming winter ses. 2gM, guna, Charles Co. Phone 7. do.' Annanias was sent to Instruct
slons. Those bidden beside the mem-, ,,. ... fc. him In the wav of salvation and he
bers were Mrs. Bertha Mathews and
Mrs, J, P. McManus. Mrs. T.
Tweedy will be the next hostess.
J.
ed 11.50. Rudd, 308 W. Webb. Phone, sald: 'Now. wy tarrlest thou? Arise
186.
Mrs. Katherine Timmerman is in
the city today.
For sale or rent t-voom house, hot
water heat Inquire Buford Butler
at Otto Hohbach's Bakery.
Mrs. T. Hopkinson of Pasco la a an(J for 8ale. Apply 434
Pendleton vItor. .Madison or phone 639M
Klva Adams of Prairie City, Is a B
Pendleton visitor. 'densteln, 117 E. Court. Phone 35 for
J. M. Garrison of Salem, is regis- 0ats by car lota,
tered t the St. George. j Gordon-8 Pre8sery, phone 75!,
J. A. Hubbard of McKay creek, was iog E. Alta street. Formerly a K.
in from his home yesterday. Presse-ry. Work called for and de-
Mrs. Ed Norval is visiting here to. llvered
day from her home at Helix. For sale Rubber tired buggy, har.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Fraser of Her. ness, large heating stove, set of scene
miston spent yesterday in the city. !ry and drops for 18-foot stage. In-
Mr. and Mrs Emmett Rees are in 1"ire Mtln Grocery,
town today from their home near He. f Rooming house for sale. Mall
lix. ; street. In center of business district
L. A. Moriintook. local Implement uom ootl n8'nes. Inquire of Pen.
dealer, Is making a business visit In
Fortland.
and be baptized and wash away the
sins calling upon the name of the
Lord.' Saul, having heard the gospel,
believed It, repented, was command,
ed to take the next step, baptism,
"Thus we see in these three ans
wers to the question there Is no con
flict. They all traveled the same road.
The answer in each Instance depends
upon the condition of the one asking
the question.
The subject for tonight is "Conver.
sion. The evangelist promises a
clear. Interesting and scriptural ex
planation of the theme.
Mrs. Fagan sang a great gospel solo
to the delight of all, entitled, "The
Old Fountain."
Dr. Eshelman of Portland, head
physician of the Artisans is a Pendle
ton visitor.
Dr. c. J. Whitteaker of Cambridge.
Idaho, is here looking after property
interests.
Mrs F. J Irvine and Mrs. v. W.
Howard of Echo, were Fendleton vl-.
it"rs yesterday.
Dr J, Griswold was a paJsenger on
the Northern Pacific train from He.
lix this morning.
Mrs. J. M. Quest and daughter
Monta are here shopping today from
their home at Helix.
Lucie Corrigall and Marie Conga'!
of Heppner, were guests of the Row-
man hotel yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Anderson (Miss
Dora Myrick) were in yesterday from
their Helix ranch.
Mrs. Lena J. Hardin is spending a
few days at Athena as the guest of
her father, J. D. Huggins.
Mrs. Henry Barrett and sister, Mis."
Jessica McEwen, of Athena, were am
ong the visitors here yesterday.
land Bros.
Call Penland Bros, van te move your
household goods. Telephone 339. Also
baggage transferring and heavy haul
ing. Mattress making, furniture repair
lng, upholstering, called for and deliv
ered, city or country. La Dow Bros..
Beauregard. Pohne 227J
I Lost Ladies raincoat on Reserva
turn road south of agency. Finder
kindly leave at Alexanders and recelvo
' reward.
Lost One small gold pin with
group of three blue flowers in center
anu mree pea-ris. rm ier please re- i
THE OLD RELIABLE
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Tuesday evening's meeting showed Fagan announces that he will preach
great Interest and promises much fot Thursday evening upon the subject
the future of the series. Bvangllst of "Dancing"
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er. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
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Alta Today.
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ESSENTIALS OF
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EV.WGKUKT FAGAN PRKAtfllF.S
ROUSING KFJtMON ON "W1IAT
MITOT I IK TO BE SAVED?"
borJ-t ftr Tonight's Revival Mol
ing at OiriHtipn church Will It.
"Kmer4tn. This vital question was Evangelist
Fagan's theme last evening at the
Christian Church revival meetings. It
was handed In a clear, convincing
way. A haimony of the three an.
swerji glvt'n this Importunt question,
as It was asked upon three different
occasions In N. T. history us given
In the book of Acts, the book of con.
version. Mr. Fagan stated In part:
"In the sixteenth chapter of Acts, j
verse 30th, the phllllplan jailor ask
ed, 'Whut must I do to be saved?' j
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