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Department. “The Liberal,” Richmond Hill, Ontario. Allow one week for the analysis. (Copyright) WILLOWDALE â€"- Henry Mc- Laughlin. a local boy, who Won T.T. You must distinguish be- tween ability and capacity. Abil- ity is a developed power. Capacity is a potential or inherent power. Ability means the power to per- form. It represents faculties. Now, aptitude is the ability to use a faculty, such as the hands, for example. While- you may have the ability to read rapidly, you can have the capacity to learn. There is a marked difference be- tween ability and talent. It is said we all have ability in one or more direction but few of us are endowed with a talent. A person has talent when he has a surplus development in a specific field of endeavour. . . . cautiously asking about our fee. He was far from stupid but ,felt he was ‘missing the boat.’ His ‘writing revealed strong cautious- ness which, acting on his practi- calness, made him far too practi- cal. A long talk elicited the in- formation that for the first 25 years of his life he had been overshadowed by a domineering, rather reckless parent. He was enabled to see clearly what it was that had happened to him. He analyzed the situation. A year later his handwriting had under- gone a startling change. He was much less cautious, less self- conscious. His self - reliance strokes in the signature were a joy to behold. He was moving ahead business-wise at a brisk pace. When he interviewed us‘ the second time he did not bother to ask about the fee. G.A. Question Box We Deliver Toronto and Surrounding Districts We know a man who uses many caution strokes. Consistently. He is emotional, easily hurt, and used to talk too much too soon. To avoid being hurt he developed caution. Life is less painful for him. A businessman who had inâ€" herited a thriving concern- from his father once interviewed us “Flowers For All Occasions” Phones TU. 4-1812 TU. 4-7811 AT ALL HOURS for a cooling off period. to re- member that he often thinks too rapidly and deceives himself. He has developed caution, but again his writing would have to be evaluated to find it. Caution combined with lack of generosity can be a distinct lia- bility, because such a trait-com- bination will prevent the writer taking advantage of opportunities. In the writing of the highly emo- tional, devil-may-care person, caution as seen in this specimen can be the needed stabilizer with- out which the writer could lay himself open to risks with probâ€" able painful consequences. There is no ing of this coo is cautious. H to control his for a cooling Whether caution is 3 depends on evaluation we're at it, let’s ha example of evaluation. writing may show philosophy, some Ci and practicalness. W will be no caution str< writing, when we eva above mentioned trai assume that he will ] nevertheless. in this week's handwritlng specimens, look at the words ‘he ran, ran,’ and then note the long dash following the final ‘ranflIf you use such straight dashes at the end of a line to fill out the margin of a page, you know that caution is an element in your nature. By Alex Sjoberg (CGA-IGAS) 1 According to the dictionary, caution implies the promptings of fear for oneself or others and the exercise of forthought so that risks may be avoided or mini- mized. It embodies normal sus- piciousness. Don’t confuse cau- tion with circumspection, which suggests less fear and stresses judgement. There is a difference between being cautious and wary. because wariness emphasizes sus- picion and cunning. And remem- ber that you can be cautious without being chary, which im- plies excessive caution which has about it a neurotic overture. Character In Handwriting (9) Caution ls Recognized Eta/M; , 2 STORES TO SERVE YOU RICHMOND HILL RICE’S FLOWERS is good or bad in. And whife have another ion. A person's )w judgment, conservatism While there strokes in the evaluate these traits we can 111 be cautious in the w and yet et he learn allow writ BRAKE ADJUSTMENT SPECIAL $1.19 on CHEV 1949-53 Adjust brakes. including emergency brake Pack front wheel bearings Add approved heavy-duty brake fluid (superior to new car quality) to master cyl- inder. QUALITY PRICE CANADIAN TIRE has the... {Srudebuker Chump. 1947-54 6-cyl. (most) [Studebqlgq C_ha_mp. ’- Check below for other... Ford. 1957-5! (l-zyl.) BIG SAVINGS 0 Tip Toe Control 0 A faster stop . Safer â€" eliminate: high-speed brake fade. Duplicates function and performance of original equipment that normally adds $42 to $85 to the price of your new car, as an optional extra. 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