INTERNATIONAL FALLS PRESS THREE PAGE CALL FOR UNWRIT1EN BOOKS MaSaatwK YES, YOUR LITTLE GIRL HAPPY, BUT— Public Libraries Give List of Works Reading Seem Peep'? Would to Appreciats. WpHcIv The Publishers' as collected from public libraries a list of unwritten bno'-s that slionkl he availnh'p. Included in this sf is a book on cookery prMftir-e. nn iHiis*r ifprl rtiono' r*iT)h on cameo or a history of M-.s-'em :irt. an np-to-diiie. ro npr-'M-n-ive American •ion!', on irri' tiinl in:i' ','''.i-sy. y^:- Aitipii H:s o.-its of :t ::in! r**cjir«*i ti"P n':ke ni.ir'Vfl a !wv on cobblestone i's-'i il:! rps w'lti (inieiis'ons ami fi -«rv"!- is rr an! another on I']ii:-o|) in peasant eosiiunes I-jnouirli is said on the Sack of a new etiquette hook when it is stated that the latest good one is dated 1913. A work to "prevent amateur gardeners from pulling up a plant instead of a weed" would be as useful an in- as !ex to essays or a treatise on septic ran'-'s. The field In concordances is enormous. Anyone with ten years to spare can start a Browning concordance at once. history of the novel from (he very "A be'-rinniny and in all countries"" is a :ather .snore ambltioiis proposal, pre­ paratory reading for which might oc*npy a few decades. n.-ilznc's phrase for books he dreamed some day of writing, made familiar by Stevenson, was "enchanted cigarettes." Here are enchanted ciga -A "et'es hv the gross for publishers. We some may lope that of the needed by h« o':s mentioned the libraries will supplied. authors Or will persist in writing the books they want to write instead of the hooks that are needed?—New How about other poor little girls of this community? Let's don't Post. Vork Evening allow any little girl's heart in this country to be sad Christmas morn. girl—or and make Search out just one little poor boy them glad again THIS CHRISTMAS. Vaudeville. The word vaudeville is a corruption of Vane de Vire. the name of two picturesque N O W A A S valleys in the [iocjisre of Normandy. France. The name w-«s originally applied to a song with words relating Good Judge Says the to some story of the day. These songs were first composed 1 Oliver Basselin, a fuller living in Vire. They A man can get a heap more were popular and soon spread ail over satisfaction from a small chew France, and were called by the name of this class of tobacco, than of the place where Basselin composed them, namely Vaux de Vire. As the he ever could get from a big origin of the term was lost sight of it chew of the old kind. at last took its present form, vaudeville. He finds it costs less, too. Tht Vaudeville is now properly used to good tobacco taste lasts so signify a play in which dialogue is interspersed with songs incidentally iniroduced much longer he doesn't need but forming an important to have a fresh chew nearly part of the drama. as often. by Deceived Reflection. Any man who uses the Real JWy rumor The that there was such a Tobacco Chew will tell you place Dorado insistent as El was so that. centuries that Humboldt, explorer, ago the made special investigation, a Put up in two styles and located the origin of the fable in territory between the Essequibo and a W*B CUT is along fine-cut tobacco Branco rivers in Guiana. Great talc deposits of mica-slate and so RIGHT GUT is a short-cut tobacco y/v 'v a small flecked the rocks surrounding turn lake that the sun did indeed the mkJr ^n-B.ru c- C'ofnnany 110 7 Broadway. New York C:ty a mirror, but as area into vast golden were far as the value of the deposits to concerned there was nothing wish and public for. The temples, houses were merely buildings of beaten gold who had the Imagination of those bee nprevented Builders' Hardware glimpse the lake, but had by from reaching It. natives Good Judgment. •_ always come to visit you at Christmas-time each year, Mrs. Bacon—And have your husband's AND table manners improved? Mrs. Egbert—Oh, I think so. But every time I come along I miss a face that's dear Tools Mrs. Bacon—And can he manage spaghetti all right now? Some girlie is a woman grown, some boy is now a man, Mrs. Egbert—Oh, well, you see, when he began to try to improve his table manners we thought It just as But while the crop of kiddies lasts I'll do the best I can well to give up having spaghetti.— Yonkers, Statesman., f*' To make you shout instead of cry, WE ARE HEADQUARTERS— HET, KIDDIES! PONIES OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE MIL. And make you laugh instead of sigh! IN SILVER LININGS Falls Lumber & Coal Co. PHONE 81 .S J••.mvoi'i FAR SALMON HAD TRAVELED Fish "Tagged" at Point Partridge, Washington, in 1918, Taken in Waters 600 Miles Distant. Farmers and Stock Owners department of marine The Canadian notified the bureau of and fisheries has fisheries the United States Department of Commerce of the capture In of WE HAVE IN STOCK AT ALL TIMESBRAN, i(, »m the Skeena river, British Columbia, In MIDDLINGS AND SHORTS, the a Chinook salmon spring of 1920, of bearing an aluminum button or CRACKED CORN, CORN, OATS AND tag with the letters "B. F." stamped GROUND OATS, AND HAY. on one side and the number "1911" on AT PRICES THAT ARE RIGHT the other. An examination of the bureau's records shows that the tag In Falls Lumber fit Coal Co. question, one of a special series employed In connection with an Investigation of Hie rate and route of migration* PHONE 81 of the sockeye salmon In the Fraser river-Puget sound region, was attached to a fish at Point Partridge, Whltbey island, Wash., on August" 13, 1918. It is now evident that the fish There was "a Shetland pony en' a chinook salmon tagged by mistake. was DURING PAINT UP AND CLEAN UP SEASON everything" in the silver lining to the dark cloud which hung over AND ALL THE YEAR AROUND The fact that a chinook salmon this little boy and girl for years. should be caught* In a shore trap far The" world called their daddy a WHEN YOU WANT TO— E. SOL VANG from the sea two years after the fish bandit and he was away from FIX THAT FENCE attained the spawning condition is Interesting home, leading his followers in 7 Saccewor to G. Htlafilat 111 be a musi-can, my muv-ver slic link and suggestlye, and the wanderings battle most of the time. They are LAY THAT FLOOR Cabinet Makor, Furaitwo Panchlto and Luiaito Villa, son of this fish before and after SEE Jest wail and you will see HANG THAT DOOR Repairor, Picture Fraaisi, and daughter of the former Mexican tagging would be a fascinating theme General Carpenter, Contracttor BUILD THAT SMALL The piano will doe pink-pankity*pink bandit, who now leads the for speculation. The distance between and Builder. BUILDING OR COTTAGE life of a' ranchman on the' broad 'At old Santa is bringing to me the two points at which it came under 502 THIRD STREET acres given to him by the govemment, •r any Bif Ctrpantor job— observation is about 000 miles by the one of the terms JMt W* most direct water route. render. ,• j» ""Turns? if 2ui m&£3r