Le ere Pa oe t Page 4, The Herald, Monday, January 19, 1921 ee ee OES SWE Ry DAeRaS Fete NT Sled ted a by Roger Bolen . ANIMAL CRACKERS aap A A OR) PLIST A LO t by Johnny Hart WOULD WU LUKE TO YOUNGER & BEA eal BO HT ARDEP @ ms ormmeae oc. 1. ME AND Two CLYPESTALES... the WIZARD OF ID TO KEEP A BUT SIFE, IT COSTS THETY POLARS A AY SOUNP FIGHT EITKER CROSSWORD HAGAR the HORRIBLE WE'RE SHIPWRECKED IN SHARK-INFESTED WATERS THOUSANDS OF MILES FROM LAND WITH NO FOOD Of WATER — WHAT SHOULD WE Do 2! bb EVERY Rata Meghatre Byes fon Verne regi renee T COMMIT THE PERFECT CRIME, THEN HAVE TO PO 1 To PREVENT A WARS 5 ie re a XE Kore SRS ea sel eae ey Try Nor TO THIN ABOU IT... Fa ME DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau TELL WE GEUERAL, 15 ITALL RET RTE DANES 70 BROON-HILDA Ys WANT TO BLY ATIE TO MATL MN NEW SPORT JACK BuT iTS TOO YOUR STORY SINKS. OPKE IT. 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Ti Slaves, iNL. asin in . Oo “Thee Cryptequip is a simple substitution cipher ini which each Sometimes 5.5. letter used stands for another. If you Gnk that X equals 0, it 39 Lndirectness [E25 will equal 0 throughout the . Single letters, short words, 41 Insects and words using an apostrophe can give you clues to locating © 43 Shopper's , vowels. Solution is secomplished by trial and error. conveyance Answer te yesterday's puxale. Your Individual - Horoscope —-----——— Fraaces Drake FOR TUESDAY, JANUARY 29, #1 What kind of day will tomor- cow be? To find out what the stars say, read the forecast given for your birth Sign. ARIES (Mar.21to Ape. 15) VSR The emphasis is on romance and recreational activities. Singles may opt for marriage, and marrieds will strengthen bands of affection. TAUR (Apr. 20 to May 29) Chas" Make important domestic decisions now. Begin doil- yourself household - projects. Take work home from the of- fice [necessary. GEMINI (May 21 to June 20) Investigate _ alternative CANCER igggny: (June 2 ta July 22) eo LEO (July 23 to Aug. 22) QER Dress in style now. You'll make important contacts. Local visits and travel lead to opportunity. Make use of creativity. VIRGO (Aug, 23 to Sept. 22) my Behind-the-scenes ventures may lead to added income. Look for bargains in out-ol- the-way spots. Check altics for valuable antiques. Tk LIBRA (Sept. 23 10 Oct. 22) art SCORPIO . (Oct. 2310Nw. 21) Mera” An unexpected trip is poesi- ‘ARIUS SAGITT.: y may invite you on a ip Py ishing and educational CAPRICORN ‘ (Dec. Zto Jan. 19) W New friends likely now. Seek financial backing for portant projects. ven- tures should bring financial gains now. AQUARIUS (San. 20 to Feb. 18) ae ih Job-hunters meet. with luck and opportunity. Close ties may decide to marry. Some _natuples will travel together. -}} . Make plans now. PISCES (Feb. 19to Mar. 20) KEX ome it now. Make } " sidns. Work now leads to financial gains. New come your way. YOU BORN TODAY work well in ap. You're fall into the doldrums. You're often found in the creative atts A Woman's Best Defense Is ‘No’ € 1981 by Linerernad Proea Syrecate By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: I am a 16-year-old girl who is wearing aNoO bulton to let guys know that I'm a virgin and intend to stay that way. It's a sure way to cool down homy boyfriends wha keep pressuring a girl to give in even after ehe has said, “NO! These NO butions are put out by the Pro-Life Cammission in Denver, and they're really catching on. I've even seen guys wearing them. They admil that they aren't ready for zex and don’t want to be pressured by girls. f hope yot think enough of this idea to paas it on to your PAMELA B. DEAR PAMELA: I'm for anything that keeps hide from becoming sexually active before they're suf: ficiently mature to ha le it. The button could serve anqther purpose. If the aggressors refuse to take NO for art answer, remove the pin and stick ‘em with it. They'll get the point. (PS. For a free bution, write to: NO Button, PO. Box 6480, Denver, Calo. 80206. Please enclose s stamped self-addressed envelope.) ood FA “Take two of these with meals but no more than 30 a day.” HEATHCLIFF cm Necdlengaa Bred. bet * DEAR ABBY: My 10-year-old son, Jimmy, is taking . clarinet lessons in grade school. He told me that his music Ms * YOULL EAT WHEN TM REAPY!” teacher, whom he likea very much, will very often take his, (Jimmy's) clarinet and put it into his own mouth te teach him how to play something, then hand the clarinet back to Jimmy to use. Abby. keep in mind that the mouthpiece and reed go from Jimmy's mouth to his teacher's, then back to immy's. , I'm not excessively fussy about germs, but let's face it, a simple awipe acrogs the shirtsleeve before and after wing another's mouthpiece is not very sanitary. + dimmy will have this teacher another three years, so J dan’t want to epoil their good relationship, burt 1 would like to putan end to this unsanilary firactice if possible, Can you help? JIMMY'S MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: Show Jimmy how to disinfect the mouthpiece of his clarinet by wiping it thoroughly with a tissue that’s been saturated with an appro- ’ priate gennicide, Give him some to use at school with rectlona to always disinfect his mouthpiece after hie teacher has used it. : ; And in the interest of diplomacy, have Jimmy tel} "his teacher, “This is my mother‘s idea. She says, ‘With ao many colds and eo much flu going around, it’s best to take no chances!" DEAR ABBY: Well. another Christmas has come and gone, ‘and here [ sit, counting my newly acquired “bless ings,” They include six boxes of candy, two tins of {1 cuokies, three fruitcakes and 5 pounds of nuls! : What more could a 220-pound diabetic ask for? PLOTZING IN PLATTSBURGH. N.Y. CONFIDENTIAL TO "G" IN MODESTO: Don't ever ask for a present. [t's usually much chesper to buy it yourself. . . 1 ae Getting married? Whether you wani a formal church wedding or a simple, “do-your-own-thing" ceremony, gei Abby’s new booklet. Send $1 plus a long, self-addressed, stamped (28 cents) envelope to: Abby's Wedding Booklet. 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212.