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+i un is t bhabits of industry have hitherto _ “ t "The true significance of direct reâ€" lief is shown by a recent happening here in Cochrane. A man came from the Amos district in Quebec, seeking a farm, and when asked why he wanted a farm here, seeing that he already had a good one near Amos, his reply was found. It is in the undermining of the country‘s manhcod and womanhood, the demoralizing effect of getting something for nothing that the true viciousness of this accursed practice is making itself felt. Instead of decreasâ€" ing, the expenditures on direct relief are steadily mounting, and from all indications will continue to mount. "It is passing strange that we find in the country today so miany leaders who are expressing grave concern over any suggestion regarding the debasing ¢f our currency, who are yet apriparently quite unconcerned over.the vicious deâ€" basing of our people thr:ugh the meâ€" dium of gdirect relief. It is not in the actual dollars and cents loss to the gountry, heavy as that is, that the worst features of direct relief are to be 4 difficult problem is undoubtedly due to the fact that the strictest posâ€" sible adherence has been made to the diea of employment as a relief measure, than direct relief. Had direct relief been featured here as in some other places the result wou‘ld have been deplorable. It will be a matter for regret, indeed, if the time comes when the attitude of the governments forces the town to adcpt any largs measure Of direct relief. of the evils of direct reâ€" Hef will be gathered from the suggesâ€" tions in the following editorial in The Cochrane Northland Post last week:â€" Ventilation System with Fisher "NOâ€"DRAFT" of full return of prosperity to Canada. ‘The editorial is as follows:â€" "The padlocking of bank accounts and pocket books by those people who really have no occasion to do so, parâ€" ticularly at this time of year, is indeâ€" ble, although many persons are doing fensible, although many persons are doing it and using the economic crisis as an excuse. Others who are able to spend freely, and have the inclination to do so, but do not because they are afraid of the criticism of their neighbours are also unwise. One of the best ways of helping to create more employment is, as has been rerisatedly pointed out in the newspapers, by the spending of all that can be spent by those who have surplus funds and can well afford to do so without imperilling their own finâ€" ancial standing. The present tima is one which gives everyone an opportuniâ€" ty to spend more freely than at any other time of the year, and present conâ€" ditions do not afford an excuse for a curtailment of expenses, but very good reason for a loosening of the purseâ€"strings." Logic, commonsense and good patriâ€" otism are in the suggestion of the ediâ€" torial in The Perth Expositor last week in reference to the duty of those who are able to spend to do so in these days when so many are not able to pay out dollars even for the necessities of life. Every dollar spent helpris someone else to live and prosper and so does its part not only to prevent conditions from becoming worse but also to hasten the A Duty to Spend These Days if You Have Money *# For moenths, Chevrolet and General Motors asked automoâ€" bile ownersâ€""What do you want in your next car?" For months, our engineers planned, improved and testedâ€"with the results of this Canadaâ€"wide survey to guide them. Today, we invite you to get full details of the new 1933 Chevrolet Six â€"Made to Order for Canadians â€"styled, powered and prxced to be first choice among lowâ€"priced cars! New "Airâ€"Stream" Styling . . . ‘Antiâ€"Splash Fenders . Larger, Lower Fisher Bodtes . . More Horsepower Cusbton-Balcmced 6â€"cylinder. Engme . . . Shatterâ€" proof Windshield . . . Silent Second Syncroâ€"Mesh . . . "Starterator"‘ Stmphfied Starting . . . New Octane Selector . Even Greater Econbomy. Declare a halfâ€"hour holiday for yourself todayâ€"visit our showroomsâ€"let us tell you the complete story of the new 1933 Chevrolet Six, Made to Order for Canadians! It‘s the most exciting Six in Chevrolet historyâ€"with the most revolutio:mry development since the closed body â€"Fisher NOâ€"DRAFT Ventilation, individually controlled. W hat Other NEW FEATURES? Sudbury Star:â€"An Italian doctor has announced that Alexander the Great died as a result of a wound on the neck received in the siege of Ciropoli. This should help to lift the depression, inasâ€" much as everybody has been greatly distressed over the matter for 2,200 years, believing Alexander died because there were no more worlds to conquer. something else, something "Made in Russia." However when it came to being deported they exhibited a strong reluctance to going and fought every step of the way against being sent back to the countriese from whence they came. Possibly the one lesson that had been taught by this amazing deflance of our laws is the need of more drastic means in the way of reguâ€" lating those who would overturn our system of government by force. ‘The constitutional method is the method of change in this country and must remain so. Anyone who differs with that had better move to those counâ€" tries where other systems more in line with their ideas hold sway." . There seems no reasonable doubt of their guilt and the fact that they have been able to finance aripeals to the Supreme Court indicates their guilt about as plainly as anything could do. They are unâ€" doubtedly members of the Communist party and there seems liitle doubt but that they have been receiving financial alid from that party. These men were given every opportunity to live and beâ€" come useful Canadian citizens. They chose to take the view that it was their duty to destroy the existing Canadian system of government and replace it by * $ 8 5 §4 Exeter, Ont., to Timntins with a load of live turkeys, ducks. and geese, skidded J and collided with a pole one is nothing to the experience of New Liskeard last week when that town was showered with turkeys, geese and other poultry. A despstch last week { New Liskeard says that a shower * Christmas fowl descended on that dogs and hailling omnibuses, as they used to say in the Old Country, that Note: A standard measuring tableâ€" spoon which has a round bowl may be used for shaping the macarcoons. This insures a regular shape and better apâ€" pearance. KHithern brown or white sugar may be used. Yield: 1j dozen. caroons become hardened to pan, they may be put in a oven for a few minutes New Liskeard Showered with Geese and Turkeys 2 egg whites, 1 cup sugar, 2 cups rice krisples, 4 cur/ nutmeats, 1 cup cacoa- nut, 4 teaspoon vanilla: extract Beat egg whites until they are stiff enough to hold their shape but not until they lose their shiny appearance. Fold in sugar carefully. Fold in rice krispies, nutmeats and cocoanut. Add vanilla. Drop on well greased baking sheet. Bake in a moderate oven (350° F.) about 15 to 20 minutes,. Remove pans from oven, placte on damp towel and remove macaroons immediately with a spatula or sharp knife. If maâ€" Allâ€"Bran Biscuits * cup allâ€"bran, 2 cup milk, 14 cups flour, 4 teaspoons baking powder, 1 teaspoon salt, 4 cup shortening. Soak bran in milk. Sift flour with baking powder and salt. Cut in shortâ€" ening with knives or dough blender until the mixture is , like corn meal. Add bran and milk, stirring carefully Turn on to fioured ‘board. . Knead lightly and roll or pat into sheet 4 inch thick. Cut ‘with floured cutter. Bake in hot oven (425° F.) about ‘12_minutes Yield: 16 biscuits (24 lnch) Rice Krispic Mneurom each ring, rlace a date, stuled with celery and mayonnaise. The bright red applies in contrast with the dark green leaf of lettuce and white cheese make e showy salad. Slice rings of bright red, tender apâ€" ples. Dip into lemon juice or. French dressing, to flavour, and t5 "prevent the noted domestic satiente sexpert. This article is reglly reply in full to the request of the lady referred to. It even mentions the point she made about the Christmeas dinner and what it should inelude. Here is the artic‘e by Barbara Brooks:â€" hi h Talking pbgpt'it‘rglninz cats and Beverage | Creamed Chicken on Wames Celéry Beverage Apple Ring Salad m cheese. flour disappears. 4 _ Owing to the restricted buying of the past three years, the margin between supply and demand has become very low. It really won‘t require much of a shove to set the industrial machinery of the country moving again: towards "full speed." If all Canadians who have the money would step into the market NOW and ‘purchase those requirements in the way :‘of household goods and clothing:; reâ€" ‘pairs and new construction; replaceâ€" ‘ment of ob§olete equipment, etc., which have been accumulating over the three year pl>riod, the effec; would be treâ€" mendous. The Sudbury Legion and Citizens Band has «discontinued its / regular Sunday evening band concerts, the proceeds from the last event being onily 42 cents. The band claims that it is going "in the hole" right along and so can not continue the concerts, The likely have to disband. Above all, make sure that your purâ€" chases are directed to the greatest piosâ€" sible extent into channels which will tend to relieve the burden of unemâ€" ployment. â€" This can be best effected by insisting on Producedâ€"inâ€"Canada goods. When buying these you know that your purchase represents in large part wages paid to a It als> means that you are opening the way for replacement orders which will keep the wheels of industry turning in Canâ€" adian factories, during the coming winâ€" It would start moving from the reâ€" tailer, back through the wholesaler to the manufacturer and on to the proâ€" ducers of raw materials, a flood of orâ€" ders for replacement goods that would ensure employment for hundreds oi thousands of people. ‘The time is opportune. Goods of all kinds are being offered today at lower prices than may prevail for many years to.come. You will not only be helping to solve the unemployment problem by acting now but you will be benefitting yourself through the purchase of needâ€" ed commodities obtainable at excepâ€" tionally low prices. Every man and woman reinstated in job means just that much more buyâ€" ing power added to the market. Once start the process and it will roll up like a snowball. Jobs disaripeared because there was no sale for the products manufactured; jJobs will reappear just as fast as the public begins to buy. wr. Because buying has been restricted, many men and women who would norâ€" mally be employed have been out of work. Prosperity Procession (Reprinted from Industrial Canada) The key to better times is more buyâ€" ing. Just as soon as the public loosens its purse strings, a revival in industry must follow. Why You Should Join the 8 Third Ave. Prescription Druggists Phont 648 The Store that has made the One Dollar Gift Famous The Goldfield The Gift Deporium The following article on gay mas cookies is furnished by e these recipes, wpplying only to dian conditions, have been chec Canadian dietitians as well as two Canadian editors of women‘s j cr pages:â€" Christmas tree shapes, or even himself may be stored m the coo by the thoughtful homebaker make the cut out, simply dra trace the figure onto cardboard. out carefully. Lay cardboard pat on rolled cooky dough and cut a the edge with a sharp knife. B If desired, eyes, mouths, and cost may be made from candies, prese fruit, peel or ‘frosting. Either of thise recipes make exc lent rolled cooky dough for the cut 0 and the coccagut cream jumbles : cipe is splendM for a Christmas t shape and a fgy bits of coloured suf or fruit give thr ornament to the t a*26t ... omo 6 ooo“ooo k Sectoct se k The small boy is usually shown : ing his "middle‘‘ sympathetically in Christmas and Thanksgiving picg That is generally true, parti when rich pudding or Christmas is going around. After the chi have had a taste of the tradit Christmas cake, they will find esting cookies, bright with ; coloured candy or fruit much Christmas Cooki@s . _ Joy to Youngsiters Satisfying Cookies Better Rich Fruit Cake for the Children. Cyclamen, zaleas, C CUT FLOWNERSâ€" 'ROBeS,- light the Children. 2itxasamem to the :m}‘ry 'I'he Advance Wnb Advermements S .. â€"â€"| See Our®mChoice Cocoanut â€" Cream Jumbles 3 cups sifted cake flour; teaspoon soda; 14 cups sugar; 1 cup heavy sour cream; 3 teaspoons baking powder; 1 teasboon salt; 2 eggs, well beaten; 2 blended. Add flour and mix well. Chill thoroughly. Roll i inch thick on slizhtly floured board. (Cut with flourâ€" ed cook cutter into 3â€"inch circles, or use cut out pattern. Place far apart on ungreased baking sheet and bake in hot oven (400) 12 to 15 minutes or until done.. Makes. 30 cookies. Chocolate Cookies : #4 cups sifted cake flour; 1} teaâ€" spoons baking powder; i cup butter or other shortening; 2 eggs, well beaten; 1+3 teaspoon cinnamon ; 4 teaspoon soda; ‘(One cup sweet cream may be subâ€" stiuted for sour cream and soda in this récipe). cups premium shred cocoanut; chocolate, melted; 1 tablespoon cream. Bift flour once, measure, add cinnaâ€" mon, baking powder and sodsg and sift together three times. Cream butter thoroughly, add sugar gradually and cream together uptil light and fluffy. Add eggs, chocolaw and cream and beat well. Add flour, a small amount ed cooky cutter Bift once, measure, add baking Store