(Christmas Suggestions EEE "CUTLERY ........ Carving Sets, Manicuring Sets, Scissors, Jacknives, Table Knives, etc. | COOKING UTENSILS... Pyrex Wate; Aluminum Ware, Crock- ery Ware, iif Eo vou ~~ SHAVING SUPPLIES ._.._ Auto-Strop Razors, King Cutter Raz- ors, Shaving Brushes. TOYS ...... Book Bags, Sleighs, Rocking Horses, Kiddie Kars, Childs' Tea Sets, Shovels, Brooms, Waggons, etc. -% i Other articles too numerous to mention. \ - IW. H Cockburn Ca. » "THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG. SE -------- _-- Christmas Eve d in the Kitchen (2 | 9 5252 a Lopyrighit, 1921, Wester Newspaper Union By ELEANOR E. KING. N THE kitchen of an apait- ment building in the city was seated a large, husk; man with a little girl of about seven, on one knee and a boy of perhaps six, on the other 3 | inee; "But grandpa, I don't see w hy Santa Claus doesn't come," said little Doris "We have waited so long out here In | this old kitchen." | At this, Master Fred laboriously | climbed down from his grandpa's knee | and Fan over to the kitchen door, and taen to the window: "Isn't it disgusting, grandpa? 1} Can't even see him coming." "Well, you know," said grandpa, as Fred climbed back upon his knee, "Santa Claus was a little boy once himself, ang he knows how impa- tient little boys are. He has a hard time, though, Every year he has more boys and girls to bring toys to than he had the year before." ' - "But grandpa," said Doris, "I sever Dogn Janta Claus was ever a little » "Oh, yeu" asserted grandpa Srmiy, "Once upon « time a group of fairies a 3 li - "Shh! Grand pa, I think he's Comming, interrupted Fred as he again climbed down and ran to the "window, "Nothing doing," he said with much disgust and $ave a signal with his arm Jike the "does when telling a train to go. Grandpa obeyed the signal and con- tinued: "He lived unger the care of the fairies until he &rew to be. quite | man. Then the Queen ordered her falry workmen to build 'Claus' a hat, aS he was a mortal and could not live the way the fairies did, any longer. Claus' bad lots of time when he got into his new home and he occupied. it. by carving things. The fairfes taught him how to whittle and § an making all sorts of toys, - a "There was a villuge some distance from his hut and every time he heard of a little boy or girl down in the village who was sick, he took them one of his little toys, @the children grew to like him « jer SO much. After & while he became acquainted with SO many ehildren that he found fit hard to get around and see them all 80 often. He decided that he would ~ MILK IS HIGH WE ADMIT THAT --but if you hava\to Pay a high price for an article. why not get the best you can for the money? Why not get Milk that is clean, safe and free from that malodorous ! barny flavor? . --PASTEURIZED MILK never has any. outside flavor. --It is the same price as ordinary Milk: ~--It is sold in sealed bottles, and only 12c. per quart. PRICE'S DAIRY ' PHONE 845 ~~ To work all year making toys, and then &0 around and find out which of the children had been good, and leave them presents, ™- ~ "When the fairies heard of this plan they were delighted and gave Santa Claus four . SE reindeer and g | sled to help him out, "After many years of this harg work Santa'Claus 5 began to show J that he wasgrow- ing old. The fairies realized that Santa Claus' was a mortal and would die, so shey--" "Santa Claus has come," some one shouted from the front room. "Hurry and 2 finish, grandpa. 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