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/ ( ' MINING FLASHES EVERY DAY LIVING By Dr. M. M. Lappin Sales Mount T. 1'. Fawcelt, M.K., in .operations at the Morris A SPEECH HANDICAP. "I wonder if yon could .lelp me," cliarjje ol j writes a young man jt twenty-six. Klrkland ^ -i graduated from high school at Gold Mines, in a wire tc local offi- seventeen and llien took a couisc at ciels. states tlifct a Uach on the 808 a bii.siness college. Although I did c:o.",.';:;ut on the .S08 'vein roturned a | well in my husine:,? course an am value of $28.70 across 3 8 feet on tho well recommended, I only seem to east wall and $11.55 across 4.6 feet be able to get minor positions and I on the west wall. This is undercut- ting the 708 orebody. .1. D. Turner, mine manager of Skookum Gold Mines, reports that diamond drill hole No. 1 put down on No. 3 vein has cut a 5!'-foot dyke cannot see any hope of my ever gtt- ting Into a job with prospects of ad- vancement. A friend of mine te!!s me it is due to my speech. I have a slight Impediment, bu,. it is not al- ways notieable. I c:m speak to cer- tain folk ail right, but when I am and is in altered granite. Both the speaking to otheis the defect is quite dyke and granite contain (iuart;i and. mineralization. Surface work to date on the property has revealed nine veins which have been opened up for various lengths. The presenL drill programme is designed to test these showings at depth. A part> of To- ronto, London, St. Catharines and Hamilton business men visited tho property in the Red Lake area over the we'>k-end. Twenty-four feet of the 55 feet of ore so far opened up on the down- ward extension of the new east west vein on the 7th level at Darwin Gold Minos, averages $20.50 per ton across three feet, according to company of- ficials. Assays for the remaining 31 ,feet are expected shortly. In the sec- ond round in raising operations in this vein on the sixth level fairly well mineralized quartz was encountered. Some line free gold was noted 'n the right side of the last face. On the Tth level, in addition to work on the south drift on the Grace vein and the downward extension of tho eust- we^t vein, a raise has been started with the object of locating the down- ward extension of the Grace vein north of the new shaft. On the eight level the last two rounds on tho Grace vein drift were in well-mineralized quartz. Cross-cutting has been start- ed toward the downward extinsion of the east-west vein. Drao-Breest Gold Mines, following receipt of a wire from the property In tho Kenora mining district, re- ports that 400 feet south of the or- iginal showing a discoveVy has been made which Is believed to be the main orebody. Trenching of the showing has revealed mineralization acrcsa 60 feet wiUi 15 to ;;0 feet of tho material carrying high values. An extensive progiamme of surface explor.ition and deeper diamond drill- ing lias been recommended by H. M. Whimster, mining geologist of Winni- peg, who recently examined and re- ported on the property. A contract for additional drilling has been let while the crew has been augnietited to speed up surface work. apparent. Do you tl.ink this is tiie trouble and is there anything I can do to get rid of it?' Perhaps your friend is right. Indeed I think he is. Your h,indicap seems to be due to some form of fear which asserts itself when you are in tiie presence of certain people. Perhaps you are afraid of not saying the riglit thing, or of misprouounciug certain words, or of not making a sufficient- ly good impression upon the person to whom you are speaking. I think you can cure yourself. The first thing to do is to face up to the fact • that you are too selt- conscious. Having d(.ne that, then forget yourself. Don't think so much about making ;in impression on the person to whom you are spea'dnp. Think more of the subject matter of the conversation. Practice reading aloud to yourself alone. This will accustom you to the sound ot your own voice. It will also enable you to familiarize yoi:rselt with the sounds of words which you are likely to use in I'onversation. When you come acrc-ss words which are stransre to you, or of which you are not certain, turn them up in u good relf-pronouncing dictionary just to make sure that yen havo them correct. Vou will then be less likely to be afraid of them. If you will pi'actice this you will acquire facility and readiness ot speech, "nml. if you •an cultivate an attitrde of indifference with regard to what the other follow thinks of you then I am quite sure you will lind your handicap disappearing. By getting rid of your fear and buildiiij, up confidence in your abil- ity to carry through an intelligent conversation you will be able to eitect a cure and take your place in life. 1 know of no better method of doing this tli.ui that which I have sug,-;estei. Writes the Halifax Ferald:â€" The figures coiitinuo steadily to climb. Over Bwenty-five million dollars of "new ordinary life insurance" was sold in Canada and Nwv.foundland last month, according to returns compiled by Uiu Life Insurance Salis Ucsearch Bureau and ju-t pubiisheil by tho Canadian Life Insurance Olli- cors' Association. These sales, we read, (which are based on returns from nineteen companies having OO per cent, of tho business in force) 'are e;;elusive of group insurance and ot annuities and pension bonds," August sales were as follows: British Columbia $ 2.192,000 Alberta 1,095,000 SasUatelicwi'.n 853,000 Manitoba l,-110,00O Ontario 10,143,000 Quebec 0.835,000 Nev/ Brui'.nv.ick 882,000 Xova Scotia 1.173,000 Prince Edward Isl 109,000 Newfoundland 2SD,UOO Alleged WIT ln<i ilignant Mother- Are you kiss- I ingr that young man. Geraldine? I Geraldine â€" N'o. Mother. I'm on- i !y hrushing my teeth on his mous- , tache. Note: The writer of this column is a trained psychologist and an author of several works. He is willing to deal with your problem and give you the benefit of his wide experience. Questions regarding problems of EVERYBODY LIVING should be ad- dressed to: Dr. M. M, Lappin, room 421, 73 Adelaide Street West, Toron- to, Ontario, Enclose a 3-cent stamp- ed, addressed envelope for reply. Urses Canada To Advertise .^ man, who seems dumb and who realizes it, more or less, (luite often succeeds where a man of superior mental attainments fails. Reason, the dull one has poise and pfltience! wnere the sn-.art one has neither. I Helen â€" I know a woman who ' lived to the ago of 40 without learn- ing to read or write. Then she met a man who made a sciiolar o. her in two years. Henry â€" That's nothing. I know, a man who was a scholar at 10, but he met a w«man who made a fool of him in two (iays. - ) .â- \gnes .Miicphail Sa\s Oilier Dominions Do So In Old Countrv feet of diamond drilling, and the sink- ing of a 2-compartment internal shaft from the 300-foot level to a depth of 550 feet. Additional power equipment will be purchased immediately. A party comprising Pittsburg and Toron'o business men ant brokers have left fir the Duqnesne Mines pro- perty in Destor and Duparquet Town- ships, Quebec, where a programme of diamond drilling is underway on tlie Galatea section of the property. In a report to local officials ot Beroslord Lak .Mines, E. S. McCar- thy, mine superintendent, states that work will be started without delay on the new campaign ot development that will involve the opening, of two new levels at 365 and 500 feet. He states that preliminary work on the Solo shaft, from which operations will be carried out, is practically completed. Magic Season Directors of Ronda Gold .Mines at a recent meeting decided to follow the recommendations ot Mark Little, M. E„ and proceed with a new program of development Involving an expen- diture ot approximately $75,000. The now campaign was decided on as a result of encouraging results secur- ed from preliminary work at tho pro- perly In the West Shining Tree area. ; i93«: The t;.iinia Canadian Observer writes: â€" This Is autumn, a magic word and a magic season iu Canada. Last winter Nature gave us some I hard jolts. She kept us stoking our furnaces, muffling our ears and wish- ing for a heavier topcoat. And shf did her worst last summerâ€" day aft n- day with top tenflierature readings above 100 degrees and nights liom which a furnace room might have been a relief. But this is autumn. What an enticing sound that word has. after such a summer as that ot It is In the autumn that wo Tlie one objection to tho wages of Sin, is that too many other people don't g.;t paid off .soon enough. Herbert â€" Too bad about village blacksmith. Julian â€" How so? Herbert â€" He was arrestee", forgery. the for Oh 1 What a Roll ! Yes, sirâ€" You can bank on rolling a better cigarette with Ogdens Fine Cut. For Ogden's has the balance you wantâ€" coolness, smooth- ness, fragrance that satisfies on every count. Ogdens gives you a higher percentage of .smoking enjoyment because it's a belter tobacco. And be sure to use "Vogue" or "Chantecler" papers. N.B. â€" The purple easy-open- ing ribbon on the Ogden's package is a great conveni- ence. OGDEN'S FrNE CUT ^â- â- ^'- y*""' Pipe Knows OsJrn, Cul Plug J The programme calls for about 2,500 j begin to sleep normal hours, that we ,. i arrive on the job with a comparative- ly clear head and rested muscles. We begin eating again and the grocery bill mounts, but it Is worth it. The motor car become.s more attractive than ever and entices one to high- ways leading away and away. Fall rains have restored vegetation. They have started little creeks gurg- ling over miniature talis. A chill in the air. morning and evening, has stirred interest in the odor of wood smoke and frying bacon and ham. Gone are those perspiring days and nights when a long, cold drink had to servo for a meal. Now Ease Neuritis Pains Fast Gordon F. Perry. Tre-ident of the Royal Winter Fair. Toronto, which is being held Nov, lS-2t>. He is chairman ot the English Electric Company of Canada, Ltd., director Canadian National Railways and several other public bodies in the Dominion. Toronto.â€" Agnes JIacphail, here af- ter her return from a trip to Europe, urged Canada to put on a ''dignifleU and rcascnablo" advertising campaign for Canaditin products in the L'nilod Kingdom. Other colonics are advertis- I ing, she said. I ''Somebody Is to blame, something is wrong,' said Mi.-Js Marphail. "Whe- 1 ther the other colonies are spending I money on advertising or not 1 do not I know, but Canadians feel Canada Is , not as important to tho people in ! Loudon as are the other colonies." 1 She said she felt more at home In Denmark an<i Sweden than in any I other countries in Europe. l\ussia has j mad«! unbelievable advances in many fields of endeavor, but she doubted it the people of Russia would be so , content "if they knew what was go- ; in.^ on in other lands, ' j "There must be terrilic mouolouy." i I she said. 'There must be this awful i I fear ot getting into disfavor with the I 1 authori s. There is no fear of eco- j nomic iusrcrrity there, of either old : definition of a groom? age or incapacitation but they do not! Hubby â€" Why, a groom is a man know the .same sense of safety as we ^ who takas care of dumb animaJs. do." I Our wants will, at any time, vast- ly outrun, the most high-geared production of the machine age. Hut the one trouble so far as tlie de- mand on the producers is concern- ed, is that we want vastly more than we can pay for. j KpT.orse is merely memory that 1 has beirun tu ferment. A .'ninister denounces betting be- cau.-e it"s a "means of getting mon- ey for nothing." It's even worse than that â€" it's a means of getting nothing for your money. I Tobacco production in British col- I onies, which was practically un- j known a few years ago, now sup- j plies the United Kint'dom with i one-fcnirth of its tobacco require- ments. "Going away on your vacation?" "No." "Then why the radiant exprea- sion?" "Just learned that the wife's rela- tives aren't coming here for theirs." Pride â€" Dear, what is the true â- Diffeieuces belw<>en peoples aro due entirely lo their history, tradi- tion and ci.illure, and not to dlffei hcn-d; •:.•«," -Sir C;. -J Fo.x, "1 ** Aspirin** Tablets Dissolve Almost Instantly In 2 seconds by stop Htttcb. an "ANpirin** tablet Kiarta lo dmintc- arato and go lo Hurk. Drop an "Aspirin" tab- !rt into a gla&s of water. Uy the tunc it hits the boUom uf the glasH it in (lisinCcgrating. What happcnn In thia glass . . . happens In jrous btomach^ Philosophy Of Unity For Amazingly Quick Relief Get ".ASPIRIN" If you suffer from pains of neuritis what you .want is (|uick relief. ".\spiriii" lablets ijivc quick re- lief, for one reason,' bccau.se they dissolve or disintegrate almost in- slaiilly Ihcy touch moisture. (Note illu.'^tration above,) Hence â€" when you l-.-kc an ".Aspi- rin" tablet it slarls to di.ssolvc al- most as quickly as >»u swallow it. And thus is rcutly to start workintj almost instanlly . . . headaches, neuralgia and nc';rilis pains start ea.sinj! almost at once. • ".Vspirin" lablets are made in Caiia(la. ".Vspirin" is the registered trade-mark of the Bayer Company, Limited, of Windsor, "Ontario. Look for Ihe name Bayer in the form of a cross on everj,' tablet. Try it. You'll say it's marvelous. Demand and Get. ASPIRIN I MARK RKO. LOOK roH TMff BAren CHoas Writes the Halifa.x Herald â€" Hon. Charles Dunning has put the case for I Canada and Canadian unity just ] about as succinctly as it possibly could be stated. Speaking to the Maritime Board of Trade at Char- lottetown. the Mini.stor of Finance said : "The things which unite us are infinitely more precious and valu- j able to us than the things which di- vide us. " That sentence deserves a place as a motto on the walls of every home in this coi'ntryH. BIG SALARIES NUMEROUS Ninety thousand people in England have incomes exceeding JlO.tKK) a ycir POISONED KIDNEYS Stop Getting Up Nights To harmlessly flush poisons and acid from kidneys and correct irrita- tion ot bladder so that you can stop "getting up nights" get a 40-cent packago of Gold Modal Haarlem Oil Capsules and take as directed. Other symptoms ot kidney and bladder weakne.-ises are scant, burning or smarting pa.ssaBe â€" backache â€" leg crampsâ€" puffy eyes. Issue No. 43 â€" '36 America's Choice Frank A. Southard, writing in The Forum (New York), says: We revert again lo the insistent ([uery: Do we want to trade with the world? Or are our industries so vulnerable, our labour so unskilled, our business men so inferior that only behind an im- penetrable tariff wall can our indus- trial system remain alive? Do we believe that friendly and vast trade relations with Canada, for example, aro profitable and desirable? Or do we prefer to shut out all goods "wher- ever foreign competition is interfer- ing with .-Xnierican production"'? The llrst road leads to great efficiency, more trade at home and abroad, and healthy international relations. The second leads to international ho-;tility, subsidized industries, and higher costs. Whichever road America takes, if mi:.= t be not by decisions based on the testimony ot biased and special interest hut by the tree and enlight- ened choice ot the whole people. One improper word or act will neutralize the effect of many gojd ones; and one base deed, a'ter years of noble service, will cover them ai' with shame. â€" -Au.i.liey. Classified Advertising A.STU.V,\ Sfr-KKKtli.^ Tree Trade A STiliiA â€" A ;«isni'iu::> (rom Iiulm i<,m- plrtcly rrtiPM^l ,f .ifilima 13 vcan ugo will Kladly Brml vnlimble inlr.rma'l .n lo ;iny fU(Ior<r. Semi name .nml ailuriff, Ulatlyi 3(i2W .\M.iiuc Kiii!. Till-,!., Ont." Ki.ho I'KItSONAL baby, H ',,;;. Tliink it over: A building can be i razed after it has been raised, but it ! cannot bo raiscil after it has been razed. Writes tho ijuebec Chronicle- Telegraph, wo are liviii.g in a highly cottipetitive a.go; no sooner docs' souieoiio discover a prolitable busi- Mother â€" Whirt is your ness connection or line ot trade than , brother crying for? [ someone else steps In to do battlp j Junior â€" He's dug a big hole in with him tor it. A proverb ot the the back yard ami can't bring it in, Victorian age used to siiy that com- I the house. petition was tho life ot trade, but it | | is hard to see how the modern kind of compolition is piu-tii-iihr.ly life- giving. •â- \u example is drawn to our at- tention by Mr. G. A. N'owmau, As- sistant Trade Commissioner in New- York, who in a report to the Com- mercial Intelligence Journal, speak- ing of Christinas trade â€" for whii h it is not too soon to prepare â€" states that there is an increased sale of potted trees and rather cos ly ar- titlcial trees in the F;istorn United ing, and the clerk grew impatient: States whore ouce the natural Cana- I Customer â€" .\re you sure this is dian tree held sway; domestic sup- a genuine croco^lile skin? plies being irregular and limited by | Clerk â€" Quite sure. I know the embargos on pest infected areas. man that shot it . In spite of this condition, Mr. | Customer â€" It looks rather dirty. .N'owmau adds, however, there is still i Clerk â€" Well, yes, that's where a regular seasonal demand tor trees | the animal struck the ground when ^ .No. .i:.-. Sate, ncl'.c, 221) .MclJfrm.i! INST.i.NTLV DurKcned. JlT. Trial 5l;o 20c. An- , Wlnr.lpc^;. ru:T:o.N ki'.kj: !1 lih.sSKH.S lift Uier pur :irli>. d^,ing I'eiinar.i'nl Way- ^ tpaifi :in«i <>iiuip y, ii free. Pur- ularj, •.v:;:b B. X S, I,!H.iW<;l, Ont- F.VNNINi; .MILL 1",\NN1N(: MILL â€" Iv:ine c*hunip|i>n. Karm- ers .soy hest maiio. Ktlno Company, 12t Kmpr*'rs C'rep-. Tortmtn. Sr.\.SII> COLLKCTINc; â€" Also Sudan. Sonmtllaiid. [ mps, T(-K')janU, Carihitcaii. Alnerl-' ! «n. Cctilrnl Anmricuns. lirii.sli Colunlals. | he man who had an inflated idea Tiiis .Mai: iiraniious ciioi'itun free for so. t |>..slat;u. .;RAV STA."tfI> Co.. Dept. PC, To-i ^ 'r!i:or.-;tamps. f his own inipertanco usually finds , that the comiiiunit./ has him sized up as he would look ufter deflation. INVKNTOrtS: Tlie cu.stoir.ei I An OKKKR TO EVKRY INVENTOH. Lt«t| nprtv-oil ni.icf oviff ; ' ft Wrintcil lir.'ontinns and fuU tiiformntlon proveu most exact . ^^ j^^._. .j,,j^, „,^yj,^Y c.mpuny, worwl Patpiit Attorneys. 273 Uanlc Street, Ottawa,' ' Canada. FREE BOOK Answers M«i{iy Culling Ewe Fiock câ€" I Kxtreinely old ewes frctiuenlly fail to do the best by their lambs. When it gets hot and dry and pas- ture is short they fail to give milk enough. They soon run down ann are never able to catch up with those wliose mothers are young and in prime condition. This gives a lot of runty lambs in the flock at wean- injr time. There are other .-lasses of culls that every Fall need attention. Those with a ligh. clip of undesira- ble .vool, ^hose that aro undersized or develop weak constittions. the in- dividuals that don't seem to have de- veloped the motherly instinct, the wild, tricky ones that are always dodging about and keep the flock ex- cited, tlie kind that nlwn.v • lag be-; hind when the flock is being called out of the field, stop at the gale, ' stand there a while and finally turn j around and deliberately walk back 1 in the field, drawing the whole flocT; after them. ! cut in the Frovinces ot Quebec, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia; estab- lished dealers in tlie trade sendin.g , representatives to the various produc- ing areas, as a rule, lii the summer i and autumn to contract for supplies. .\nd just how extensive tho trade has beconu< may bo seen from the fact ; that li.IiTiS.iMJ Canadiiin Christmas trees, valued at $;!l)4.i:!.'). were Impor- j ted into the United States last year, ; as against 3.i!Sl,13'.l trees, valued at $:!75.2Sti in 103-!. ' Tho trees thus imported are said , to lind a mi'.rket iu most ot the large | .'Vmorican cities ot the East that may ' he reached without prohibitive , freight charges. New York, as one would expect, is the main consumin.i? ' centre; takin.g annually f.om 400 to: 125 cars ot from 1,500 o 2,000; while Boston, IMiiUidoIphin. Detroit. Pitts- i burgh and other points account for somewliat smaller (piaiitilii'S. it fell out of the tree. When you always tell tho irutli you don't have to remember what you've said. .â- \ local doctor says he an.swercd a telephone call a few days ago anil was toUl this: "Say, Doc, my wife just dislocated ncr jaw; if you hap- pen to be out this way in the next week or two, call in and see her." for Saxoplione. Clarinet, Flute and Double Reed PLATERS Why (kould lK«nK>d»rn(1«Ac»b*Mclul«(>** r»Mjpl«y*tt? WKo (t«'t»d cl0vb!.«9 r Whal .i (>.• n^Jtin tt*nd •* *»*d t«<itomt! VK«t •!• |K« b*«l cookbtnatKX)! (oi wooJw'nO tr>oi, qw«r1«(trv QvTritii»t> HwMdiWt of qwcitioni Uh* Itwt* *'• tntw9r»4 >n $«liK«t't n«w boolt, THG MODCRN R£ED SECTION. SSo.. n»w lOSti modil Svl'^rtt. ic« ^f><i ted«* fet ;$e!3tifr pii'i. TrO'lU", saii Woman â€" â-  He used to kiss me ev- ery time our train passed through a tunnel before our marriage. Friend â€" .And doesn't he do so now? Woman â€" N'o; he takes a drink. The man who tries to work at several things at a time stands a very good chance not to get any of tlifin done. little Boy (lookinjj at his moth- er's new fur coat) â€" How tliat poor beast must have suffered that you could have such a fur coat. Mother â€" Hush, Junior. You ' shouldn't talk so of your father. The GrapliGchart Sl:o'.\s how to re.ui clLiractcr from h.indwritinj;-, at a .irlance ICc PREPAID Graphologist Room 421 73 AdelaicJe St. W. Toronto KKAt. M V I K I'osiUvoly no mon- MACin.N'K, l-om- ey to pay. glvcii pleto wilh lilms. to yi)\l absolulcly b.-jttorles and mi- free niul f^tmrnn- ver Bcrecn. ready teexl na represent- to operate. ed. "Some of our low prices .:re due more to underconsumption than to overproduction." j â€" Re.xford G. Tugwell. p Sir^mly send yi iir name and nadrea«, we lyil mall you only 12 Una of Uynela Heal- Inx Salve, whieli you sell at 20c. a box. livery homo needs a tin. Sell within 3u ilnys, remit $3.8(J, and wa will fiond Movie Machine at once, postpaid, or cash cora- misaioQ. rfYC.EIA CHEMIC^At. CO,, Licpt. G,B.4 Hux 4:1:1. Ti'ltmlo. Out. 1 The transport was shoving - off i for the Orient. Two little flappers ! j were waving good-byes from the j dock, j First Flapper â€" I think it's a I shame to send all tl osc nice Mar- 1 ines to China. What will they do j there? I Second FlNappcr â€" What'II they ^ do? Ain't you ever, been out with a! I Marine? 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