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nj. CANNEY respectfully informs the La
AVI die aad Gentlemen Of Portland, that he
intends opening a aSINGlNG SCHOOL, at Bes-
Hocen Hall, in the Academy Building, on Wed.
nesday evening the 18th instant--to commence
AT half past o'clock, z. ~. if sufficient encour-
agement is given. From long experience in his
profession, he has doubt Of giving satisfaction.


IeYnls-Two Dollars for Ladies, and Three
for Gentlemen, for twenty six evenings. two in
each week, including all expenses. One half
of the tuition will be required ip advance.


Portland, September 9th, 1922.


III Subscription Papers are left al Pat
TENS Hotel, S. Johnson's, and William Hyde
Book Stores.