Illinois Valley News, Thursday, December 22, 1919
Cattle
Thousands of potential pairs of
leather soles never reach the shoe
industry each year because of the
cattle rustling which still goes on
In the stock growing states. The
••rustlers" sell the meat and throw
away the hides.
Bright G»rnl»h
A ciever garni»h for pork chop
plaUer: Cut a cucumber Into one-
hajf inch guceg. Again cut each
gUce> but not qUjte through, then
giip
thin guce of re<j radish into
tbe CUCumber.
SEASON
May the stars
heavens shine
never before on
Christmas
happiness this year.
Steelhead Season Opens
In The Illinois River
Steelhead angling opened for
the Illinois River last Thursday,
December 15, and will remain
open until F eb ru ary 15, 1950.
The river is open from the mouth
upstream to a point 400 fe e t be
low Pom eroy dam, exclusive of
the area from the m outh o f Fall
Creek (below the Illinois River
falls) to 400 feet above the falls.
It does not include any o f the
tributaries of the Illinois.
A steelhead is classified by the
Game Commission as ‘‘a tro u t not
less than 12 inches in length".
A lthough m any salmon have been
reported in the river, salmon ang
ling is not legal in the Illinois or
its trib u taries
The lim it is 3
steelhead in any one day, but not
more than 6 fish in any 7 consec
utive days o r in possession a t any
one time.
Reports on angling success
have been m eager, with an occas
ional good catch rum ored, but it
appears th a t no real “ killings”
have been m ade to date. E xperts
a ttrib u te this to the excessive
cloudiness o f the w ater, roiled by
recent rains, and m aintain that
fishing should become good when
three or four rainless days have
given the w ater a chance to clear.
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Antonia Andler
Mrs. A ntonia A ndler, aged 79
years, of Gallup, New Mexico, who
has been making her home with her
daughter, Mrs. Dora Combest, for
the past several m onths, died
Thursday, December 15, a t the
Combest home.
She was born May 16, 1870, in
Fuzine, Yugoslavia, and had been
in the U nited States for over 50
years.
The deceased is survived by a
son, Nick A ndler, G allup; four
daughters, A nna Jenson, F lag
sta ff, A rizona; G race Shepherd,
Honey Grove, T exas; Sarah Hig
den, W hite River, A rkansas; and
Mrs. Combest of Cave Junction.
Mrs. Combest and her daughter
accompanied the rem ains to Gal
lup fo r services and interm ent
last Saturday.
Hull and Hull
M ortuary was in charge of the
arrangem ents.
When You Want
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
THAT ARE DEPENDABLE
ALWAYS
CALL
ON
JOHNSON, JEWELER
G rants Pass
619 E ast “ H ” S tre e t
On Christmas, 1949, we re-live the
toy that comes to us across the cen
turies May this season bring you
nothing but happiness.
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By Ruby Thompson
Ruth Webb retu rn ed from St.
V incent’s hospital, where she un
derw ent a m ajor operation. She
is gradually improving.
FLOYD & THRASHER
HOLLAND
Frank Jordan and fam ily have
gone to Missouri to spend the
holidays with relatives.
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W alter and Mary Preston are
visiting in California.
TO YOU
AND YOUR WHOLE
FAMILY OUR
ODDEST WISHES.
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BERNARD AND LARRY
YOU CAN’T QUIT ADVERTISING
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NOT A MASS MEETING
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Badden’s Bakery
MR. AND MRS. JA M ES CHAMPION
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Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Stengel
Selma
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