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| SALE OR RENT SUB. PROPERTY

CLARENDON, vA.-LARGE Lot: MODERN
groom house; garage, etc; will sacrifice, trade
rent.
Colmar Manor, Md.-Close 10 bus and Dis
trict line; big lot room house; offer wanted,
trade or rent.
N. f. RYON CO., Inc,
Main 4597. 1423 p St
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BEAUTIFUL TEN ROOM AND TwoRAru
detached home in SauPs Addition overlpokint-
government parking aTording beautiful view
large front and side porch. Every mode m,
convenience and comfort for the home 1--we.
The The one home of its type in this section. Col.
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18 Central Avenue,

Cottage City, modern bangalov. rooms and
hath. garage, poultry house, etc. See this
bargain ut once. Easy &efmA- Il. o. LIKINS,
owner, 1919 n st. NV. Main 5061.
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ONE SQUARE OF 18th STREET,
SAUL'S ADDITION

Brick and tile bungalow, containing seven
large rooms. full tile bath, extra tile lavatory
and wash-oom, and layatory in basement.
Beautiful open fireplace in living room, hot
water heat, electric lights, hardwood floors and.
trim. The house is weather-strrpped and
screened tbroug hout. Large lot with an abun-
dance of shrubbery and fruit trees. Best OF
construction; slate roof. Homes of this type
This home must be sold Immediately. Price,
sl2 100, on reasonable terms. Call Coiumhia
1899
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FIRsT TIME OFFERED.

WILL BUY BUNGALOW IF EQUITY IN
high-class building lot is accepted in place OF
cash payment Address Boz 254-N. Star Of
ecs-
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SALE-BysINESS PROPERTY

| hRADDoCk STA, yA.-BY OWNER, NEW
store, Or and b. apt: h.-w.h., oak noors
srge poy'hes: ideal location for grocery.
Owner, Nex. 1851 Ies
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COUNTRY STORE & HOUSE
Eixht-room hoase with porches, two stables,
chicken houses, three garages; shade trees
shrubbery; III acres, level ground; large store
with attic, separate building- This property
county town. Price, 1000; terms to suit
O. B. ZANTZINGER,
Hxin 5sn. st1 10Th st. INV.
TAKOMA PARK HOEES.
Hsme for s., 200, y acrs land, fruit. bee-
rtea. close in; we hRve il Also . dandy
stsres- One Of rooms in same bnck: price
quite reasonable; terms dne. Very attrac-
tive 8-rom, 2-bath home. garage. ovner or
defed away; it must be sold Here is q
great oppoetunity-A good, solid, 11-foom
housa. shade, garden, howers about acre
land, hot-water heat, no better location; B
car E1raxe; exceptional termk Open Sunday.
Gail Col. 95O8 for car service.
TAKOMA PARK RHALTY CO..
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FOR SALE-H0UsES.


MODERN HOME OF LARGE Ro0Is Avn
2-bs tbs convenient to cary and bneses. hat
wler Aeat' gas and electricity; stat tubs ard
any; atavs.ory; garage: two inclosed porches; newly,
decorated inside and out. Full pa rticuIars b.
addressing Box 1sl-M. Star office .
ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE nYsi--
denc,s in East Washington; six-room bricE in
inan iars 10, e"na,t'on, modern in every psrticu
$4,000 JOHN scRivENER & BRorHER,
Sl3 u st. NV. =,
BEAUTIFUL TEN ROOM AND TwoRATH
detached home in SauPs Addition overlnokinr- =
government parking aRording beautiful view
Large front and side porch. Every uede ru
convenience and comfort for the home lover
2O45. S0A S'i'
DETACHED HOME WITH LOT I0OxI45 F.I-:
fruit trees, shade trees and shrubbery; large
rambling front and side porches; 10 rooms ami
Dath. laundry room with stat. tubs: LIST noer
consists or living room. library with fireplace
reception hall. dining room and large Kitchen,
also large pantry; 2nd floor of bedrooms !.
attic; garage. This is an ideal home which
can De bought on small cash payment and res
By bnaa Box ism star Fu a
ROOMS AND BATH HOUSE, ALL BRIGHT
outside exposed rooms, front and back yard
extra deep lot; now rented for SO per month; ;
price, S6. 500 Apply to OWNER, so ID St NV.
NORTHEAST. NEAR LIBRARY, ROOMS
and bath, brick; priced for quick sale; terms
Don't miss this one. Main s415
BY oWSER-M0DERN 7-RM. DETACHED
corner house: large lot: excellent location
near bureau of standards. Phone Ciey. 215i.
4O4 ID ST. NB.-SIX ROOMS, ND(TRIO
lights. h-w-h, sleeping porch and colonial
porch; 2car garage; price reasonable; owner
leaving town. Apply 5l1 f ST NV, WASH
INGr0S REALTY EXCHANGE, Main S23s.
Phone evenings Adams 1735.
BY owNER-2l9 ST. NE.-DETACHED.
. rooms bath, electricity and gas: remodeied
throughout: price low, terms to suit. J. /.
kRCPSAW, Colunba bldg. I5s
WEBSTER ST. NEAR GEORGIA AVE.-s
rooms and bath; garage space: serni-detached:
good condition; vacant. To close an estate.
price S1o 500; terms. UNION REALTY
CoRPN. Main sa15.
BY OWNER, NEAR 18th AND PARK RD-
for garage, for 81, 500; terms Address i'm
mediateiy Box 96-M, Star office.
FOR SALE BY OWNER a BEAUTIFUL
corner home, with rooms and bath; brick;
hot-water heat, electric light, h.wf. attic,
built-in garage, front porch and sleeping porch.
This is one Of the best located homes in the
city and is priced right for quick sale.
No. 4237 Grant Circle NV. Can be seen any
time. 15s
CoLORED-7-RO0M a BEDRoOMS) AND
bath brick; modern heating plant; in excel
lent condition; located in convenient dow,
covers everything. This is certainly an or.
portunity TO secure home easy payments.
Z. A. GARVRY t0WHER).
1022 Vermont Ave. NV. Main 2T30
First Floor.
ONE SQUARE OF 18th STREET
SAUL'S ADDITION.
Brick and tile bungalow, containing seven
large rooms, full tile bath, extra tile lavatory
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COUNTRY HOME IN
RFAITTFUI, GROVE


the center Of town by auto. The troll
ley, stores, churches, school nearby.
House Of six rooms, is eet ON beau
= toful knoll, the ground sloping away on
all sides. Cypress siding, with creo-
sote stain used in construction.
Two acres of ground, well drained:
ffne grove Of oak and hickory trees;
bird retreat, many varieties song birds;
large garden, half acre planted to
small fruits, red and black rsspber-
ries, currants, gooseberries, black
berries, asparagus bed rhubarb, straw
berries; red blue and white grapes;
apples, cherries, peaches, pears,
ounces. plums.
Large chicken house for $50 mens;
double yards; grain shed; Gear garage
On this property IN also q second
house for tenant or servants. 1t is
now rented at $25 q month, and ten
ant dexfres to stay.
Owner, having pnchasod large farm,
must sell this delightful comtry place
at once Price reduced to So, 75O.
Rent from tenant house will heip
carry monthly peynenfn. making the
proposition not only q bargain. but
convenient to carry.
To inspect, phsne AAin 1l48 for car
to drive you out.
RUBY LEE MINAR,
1410 New York Ave. Main 1f45.
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Takona Park. D. @.

A GOOD HOME.
5-room bungalow In nearby Maryland. close
to stores. school and bus line. Only s.. 500.
Easy terms. Act quick. See B. +. STIFFLER,
Cottage City, Baltimore blvd. and Barney
street. 17s
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RENT-FARMS.
SALE Or RENT FARMS.
sALE-INVESTMENT PROP'TY,

68 ACRES, NEAR BELTSVILLE. MD !; NEI
house, fruit, streams. IT'S 9th st. s.p
Franklin SS65-J.
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GRUvER- BUILT eo-FooT RoME-s1o,5oo

In Saurs Addition a beautiful eewen-rootn
and tiled bath home at sacrifice. In perfect
condition. Immediate possession. Deep back
yard filed with shrub6ery and flowers. Garage
on pa ved alley. Must be sold this week. Ca,
Mr.. BoGGS. Main 2434. until pm
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404 ID ST. N-B.--SX ROOMS, ELECTRIC
lights, h.-w-h, sleeping porch and colonial
porch; 2car garage; price reasonable; owner-
leaving town. Apply 5l1 ST NV, WASH
lNGr0S REALTY EXCHANGE, Main S23s.
nSpwr
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BY oWNER-219 ST. NE-DETACHED.
o rooms, bath, electricity and gas: remodeIed
throughout: price low, terms to suit. j. l.
kRCPSAW, Columbian bldg. Iss
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WANTED-MONEY

FIRST TRUST LOANS FOR BUILDING
purposes IN amounts from 5000 TO $50 90;
ample security; 20 int; liberal commission
Write builder. Address Box 243-M. Star ottice
1Ts
THE LOAN OF s1OO-GOOD SECURITY
not real estate; give particulars. Address
Box 10S-M. Star office re
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ROOMS AND BATH HOUSE, ALL BRIGHT
outside exposed rooms, front and back yard
extra deep lot; now rented for $40 per month ;
price, S8. 500. Apply to OWNER, so M St n W.
in DAYTIME
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE NEAR 10th
street. overlooking Rock Creek Park. Phone
OWNER. Lincoln ss49.
TWO 4o-FT.- FRONT LOTS on PHTIADEL-
division. Col. a5Te.
EXCLUSIVE EDGEMOoR, MD-BEAUTIFUL
fsaf afheass dsraS
MENT co. INC. Union Trust bldg
CHEVY CHAsE-LoT IG, So 1886; NEAR
Conn ave 4oN12a all improvements; s. 500.
CHEVY CHE cHAsEmLoT .st,,I IS. SO 1895 NEAR sAd
Mr.. LEE. Main 1916. 1Ss
TO COI,ORED-LOT CHEAP, 800: 24x1a:
s1O N,ona1s down, $40 per month. G. s. KING. soo1
mr.. Conn, ave. so. of Chevy Chase. off greatly
under mkt. value TO settle est. NJ. S543. 16'
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-TWO BEAUTIFUL
lots near circle; price right; by owner. Call
EIlLIOOTT ST, EAST OF CONNECTICUT
ave.-Lot 100 It wide by 235 IT. deep; ideal
site for detached home at the bargain price
of less than Soc per foot. Sewer. water and
Star office.
no FEET FRONT ON THE NV CORNER.
northwest suburb: city water. sewer. gas.
cement sidewalk. lighted streets: square from
cars; ideal home surroundings Some cash: /:
will defer balance if desired. Address Box
som Star office.
MAO Sla HUN u. Il. fhONIAEk, In
first commercial zone: Thousands of ANTONIO
biles pass property daily. Price, 81 per square
foot. Address BOX II M. Star ONCE.
eo-Fo0T FRONTAGE ON 18th ST. OPPOSITE
reservoir: attractively priced for quick sale
Address Box 216-M. Star Office
TWO LOTS, 20 FIT BY 1I5 FIT. EACH LO-
Gated in first commercial zone, near 9Th and
III streets northeast. Wide paved alley in
rear. Suitable for stores apartment. Price.
81 10 per square foot. Act quickly; this Is
bargain
EAST WASHINGTON REALTY COMPANY,
Lincoln 1855. TO 9Th st. NE.
POTOMAC HEIGHTS = CORNER, 5oxI65;
cleo. water. sewer: near car stops; sell or
trade $500 equity. North SI2s-J. I6"
TWO FINE. HIGH LOTS erREESl. YRoNT-
ing Am Univ. grounds. overlooking Mass. ave.
NV, $425 each. Address Box I66-M. Star office
1Ss
RITTENHoUSE ST. NEAR a3rd-TWO sPLIsN-
did lots. with frontage of over 80 IT. and
depth of over 15O fl to l5ft alley. This
ideal location. surrounded by many tine resi-
dences and only short distance from Chevy
Chase Circle, is admirably suited for or
two fine residences. Priced at "a very low
Very pretty lot, 1Oft. frontage by good
depth, with large trees. keokuk ST. Just
west of Conn. ave, priced at a sales compel
ing figure.
ALLAN e. WALKER & CO., INC.
S13 18th st. NV. Main $3.50
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DETACHED HOME WITH LOT I0OxI45 F.I-:
rambling front and side porches: 10 roons and
bath, laundry room with stat. tubs: LIST noor
consists or living room library with fireplace
rpcpDtl1n hall dintn0
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| BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE NEAR 10th
street overlooking Rock Creek Park. Phone
i OWNER In
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
ST. between Eye and K-Lot 25'x75', price,
30 500, or will exchange for small property.
CHAS. E. coBERTH. Room sos. Continental
Trust bldg. 16s
WILL GIVE 8. 600 EQUITY IN GROOM DE
tached stone house, all modern improvements.
for clear lot in D. c. or nearby Md. T. D.
MURPHY. 2711 17th st. ne. Potomac 1871.
Or will sell it. 17s
1910 Tth N.W.--BUsINEsS PROPERTY; FINE
store, 2 rsems. bath; hot-water heat, g.s,
sroser o s'i REAL sss ssn ss Sxn Sx
CHANGE. INC, ITO 18th st. NV, Room zoe.
'OWNER" will sell or exchange so. 900
equity in new freproof apartment house near
Wardman Park Hotel; we'll constructed; nice
eaneies; good return On Investment; part cash
and equity. First second trust paper con-
sidered. Phone Adams 1852 before 10 am.
or after g pm. IT'S
COLORED -5-RO0M BRICK, NEWLY pa
pered and painted Inside and out; deep lot: o
wide avenue; convenient to all cars. Price,
g 500; small cash paynent. balance like rent.
Dan .a sns sa R' zdsns ss ia
BY oWNER-PRAcTICALL NEW s-ROOM
modern house. with baths and gara1e; in
best section Of Mt. Pleasant; viii exchrnre
Tor smaller house. Box 329-H, Star once
We HAVE s76.00O IN CASH. CIXAR PRCP-
ment house; viii assume ressoasble trust
Main sas y b. HowEssrEIS ,asi' e. $.
SPECIAL-14.Sz0 FEET GROUND, GOOD 10
room house: first con1nencaai zone: sxceI1ent
years. orer q fC sas ooo " invited. rdass ~ 1l Kew
u.,. g. H. r. HowENsTKIN 90.
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COLORED-7-ROOM q BEDROOMS) AND
bath brick; modern heating plant; in excel
lent condition; located in convenient dow,
town location: $500 cash and $50 per mon III
covers everything. This is certainly an or.
portunity TO secure a home on easy payments
Z. A. GARVRY (OWHER).
1022 Vermont Ave. NV. Main T30
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WEBSTER ST. NEAR GEORGIA AVE.S
rooms and bath; garage space: serni-detached:
good condition: vacant. To close an estate.
price S10.5OO; terms. UNION REALTY
CORPN. Main SALE
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BY OWNER, NEAR 18th AND PARK RD.-
Will sell Groom and bath house, with space
for garage, for s11 500: terms. Address i'm
mediateIy Box 96-M. Star ONCE.
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An unusually well planned ard constructed
new Dutch colonial detached home IN one OF
the incest parts of Chevy Chaae- It has q
bright, wen shaped rooms a bedrurzus) and
tiled bath hot-watsr heat, electric light,
hardwood floors; very fine bot with garage
and every modern convenience. This ~ really
a hgh-ciass proposition and one that can be-
purchased reasonable terms.
MOORE Il HILL INC,
Tan rTSh
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W. .RIETY STORE. 906 II ST. NE.
ioptietor wants to retire; real estate, stock
in sure and good will for very low price. Ad-
IoiU ng property can be purchased to enlarge
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Don MISS tnis one Main S415.
BY oWSER-MoDERN 7-RM. DETACHED
corner house: large lot: excellent location
near bureau OF standards. Phone CIey. 215d.
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ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE nEsi--
aehcfs IN East Washington; six-room brick i'm
splendid condition: modern in every psrticu-
!ar: long lot; wide public alley Price,
eSVo. JOHN SCRIVENER & BROTHER
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BEAUTIFUL 18th ST. HEIGHTS HOME

626 MASS AVE. N.E-NEW SROoA AND
bath home nearing completion; can be seen in
daytime.
1912 Staples st. n.e.--6 r. and b. modern.
home, with ample room for double garage.
1884 High st, AnRcnstia, D. C.-8 r. and b.
home. with garage: pcrches front and rear;
reasonable terms.
s r and h. house; in good se. section
h.Lx.h. and electric light, with room for ga
rage: $500.
HRRRERT 4 SONS
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ored property, residential. for 81 600 to 81 900
cash payment Pot. 2219.
OWNER FORCED TO SELL PETW0RTH
home, 9 roons and bath, garage: ami; !;
SIS, $50. immediate possession; inspect any time
4303 4th st. NV.
COLORED-6-R. -COLONIAL: NEW; H.-wH
e., and ell, 3 ponches. garage space ST. ESQ
$750 cash. $65 monthly. West 1s9S-w. f6s
7th AND PRINCETON SITS NW--IF You
are looking for beautiful 8-roem and bath
house with large colonial porch and sleeping
porch, bhlt-in garage with ami. see
BRASwEIIa Mxin '5454
BARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE-SMALL CASH
payment-7 rooms, bath, ami; near Rhode
island ave - high elevation; SinrEe grounds:
$4,000. Address Box s4-M, Star Office.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

WANT TO PURCHASE GOOD SECO
trust notes; will buy Immediately. Addr
Box 100 X Star offire ne
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reception hall, dining room and large Kitchen
also large pantry; 2nd floor Of 6 bedrooms
bath, linen closet and laundry cfute also
attic garage This is ideaI home which
can De bought on small cash payment and res !.
sonabie monthly payments. Full pzsticulars
by Addressing Boz 12S-M. Star office
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-12-11
BASKETBALL GAME

On Friday evening, December 18th, the wrangell High School bas- ketball team will play an exhibition game with the Grade School team. The proceeds of the game will go toward renting the rink for the use of the teams for practice until the New Gym can be put up..
 The two teams are very evenly matched this year since the grad uation of the championship team last year. The grade team is ex- ceptionally fast for an elementary team. When the two teams have practiced against each other the scores have been very close. and an interesting exhibition is assured The game will be called at S:15 at the rink.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-12-11
Lawrence Fox Killed
 Accidentally Near
 Oakland, California

Mrs. NJ. Mckinney received 3 cable Monday morning from hel sister, Mrs. Lawrence Fox, of Hay ward, California. containing the sac news that Mir. Fox had been acci- dentally shot and had died last Sun day. MT. and Mrs. Fox left Wran- gell last October for California, afte a four months stay here. Mir. Fox was a skilled craftsman in interior carpenter work and was employed most of the time while he was here on the finishing work of the new story of the Wrangell Hotel. During the time he spent here hemade many friends who regret greatly his un- timely end.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-12-11
REWARD FOR INFORMATION

The Civic Club is offering re- ward of s5 for information that will lead to the apprehension of persons who are carrying away new maga- zines from the reading table of the library and taking books from the The first to disappear was "Scara- mouche' by Sabatini and the second "The Alaskan by Curwood. Copies of certain magazines disappear from the reading table as soon as they are received and placed there, and in view of the fact that it requires con- siderable effort on the part of the members of the Civic Club to keeI up the large magazine subscription list for library patrons, it has been decided to take drastic measures for the protection of the reading mater ial. A library card entitling the holder to borrow books and maga- zines cost only 25 cents per month and no charge is made for the use of the reading room where the new magazines may be read-but not carried away.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-12-11
New Fishing Regulations
 For Stikine

The new fishing regulations have not yet been printed. However, the Wrangell Commercial Club, through its representative, was able to ob- tain a typewriter copy of the new regulations affecting the Stikine river which are as follows:
 Stikine River District-All water within a line from Babbler Point on the mainland to Woronofski Point on Woronofski Island; theoce to Middle Craig Point on Zarembo Is land; thence to Point Howe on Nit kof Island: thence to Frederick Point on Mitkof Island; thenc' across Frederick Sound to Horn Cliffs on the mainland; and thence along the mainland to BabbleI Point.
 1. The 36-hour closed period
 for salmon fishing prescribed b! section of the act approevd June 6 1924, is hereby extended to include the period from o'clock antemerid- ian of Saturday of each week to 6 o'clock antemeridian of the Mon day following, making weekly closed period of 4S hours.
 2. Commercial fishing for salmon is prohibited during the period fro mmidnight June 20 to midnight July l in each year.
 8. Commercial fishing for salmon shall be conducted solely by drift gill nets.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-12-11
Cold Storage Manager Leaves
 For Trip East

Oliver D. Leet, manager of the Wrangell Ice and Storage Company accompanied by Mrs. Leet, leave. this week for Conneaut, Ohio, anu will be gone for five or six weeks.
 As stated last week, the Wrangel. Ice and Storage plant will be en- larged shortly after the new year and its capacity increased to at leas, a million pounds storage space.
 When asked how he had found the halibut business MT. Leet said that the books of his company would show that he had handled ovel 900,0OO pounds of halibut since tho plant opened several months ago. This includes the shipments of fresh halibut.
 Tn my opinion" said MT. Leet "Wrangell can easily develop a valu able halibut business. Since oui company opened for business a few months ago, We have handled a trifle less than million pounds of hall but and have turned away as much or more business than We have han dled on account of inadeuuate stor- age capacity. I, therefore, believe that Wrangell can conseryatively ex- pect to see more than two million pounds of halibut come here next season, and when Wrangen once be- comes established as Q halibut cen ter the business will continue to grow from year to year as long a. the fishermen receive a square deal
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-12-11
hirty-Ton Mill and Tram Line for
 Wrangell Mine

J. G. Calvin returned on the Ad- miral Rogers Sunday from a short business trip to New York. Mir Calvin went east for the purpose of financing a milling proposition. He returned with the good news that he had completed the necessary finan- cial arrangements, and that equip ment has already been ordered for a thirty-ton mill and tram line on hi ssilver-lead property a short dis tance beyond the head of Virginia Lake. MT. Calvin states that he ex. poets to be shipping concentrate. before the middle of the summer.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-12-11
Returns From Portland

Frank S. Barnes returned on tho Rogers Sunday from Portland where he attended the big agricultural and livestock exposition. The Alaska foxes which he had on exhibition there attracted favorable atten- tion. MT. Barnes states that while away he was besieged for informa- tion about Southeastern Alaska and the Cassiar and that he distributed considerable literature put out by the Wrangell Commercial Club.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-12-11
ALASKA TO HAVE
 A MINING BUREAU

Widespread development of min ing properties in the northwest and Alaska may be expected soon, ac- cording to a statement last week from the Alaska Department of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce. The Alaska Department is direct ing the formation of mining bu- reau, announcement of which was made recently. The Chamber re- ports that mining men have shown great interest in the proposed bu- reau.
 "A sufficient improvement has been noted in metal mining invest ments and development" the state ment of the Alaska Department de- clares. More prospectors are going into the hills and mining men everywhere are looking for prop critics. It is highly desirable to aid in the development of the tremen- dous mineral resources of the north west by bringing together the pros pector and claim owner and investor and developer. to discourage wild eating which costs thousands of dollars and incalcuable time. By a we'll organized mining bureau we hope to provide means of develop ing mining properties in substan- tial, intelligent and we'll ordered way, taking into consideration all the factors that make for success |"
 The survey of mining made by Alaska Department shows that the production of gold has steadily de- clined until the quantity consumed in the arts of science far exceed the annual output. Silver production has declined, 1t is pointed out, while the demand for lead is far beyond the supply.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1924-12-11
BAZAAR NETS $130

The Bazaar given last Friday af- ternoon in Redmens Hall by tho Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church was a success in every way.
 There were attractive booths of fancy work, cooked food, potted plants and artificial flowers, as well as a jam and jelly closet. Tea was served during the afternoon. The bazaar netted the ladies s130, while a candy booth netted about $14 to the Christian Endeavor girls in charge.