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| | Frances Drake

| FOR TUESDAY,
- SEPTEMBER 5, 1918

What kind of day will
tomorrow be? Tofind out what
the stars say, read the
ee given for your birth

ARIES -

(Mar. 21 to Apr. 20) Veh
Some recent — puszling

situations and trends begin to

clarify, 80 it will be easier for

you to plan ahead along lines

both pleasing and beneficial,
A

(Apr. 21 to May 21) Oeea™
You may run into snags or

obstacles, but you can handle

them. Think over similar

(May 22 to June Pe il

Don’t let yourself be in-
fluenced by first thoughts,
first impressions. You could
be mistaken about
motivations, intentions. Give
all the benefit of the doubt.

CANCER
(June 22 to July 23) BED
Lamar influences fine. You
can now go ahead with ideas,
. plans, important decisions.
But do so along conventional
lines. Avold extremes.

LEO
(July 24 to Aug. 23) SOG

Stellar aspects favor
romance, marital happiness,
‘dealings with the opposite sex
generally. Should be an all-
around nice day.

VIRGO

(Aug. 24 to Sept, 23) my
Keen perception needed.

Don't risk asseta on the basis

“of “information” backed by

nothing substantial.

LIBRA
(Sept. 24 to Oct. 23) re:
- You may be well ahead of
-those about you, but the
discreet thing will be to play it
down, to -achieve without
] ‘asking plaudits. Be careful
: abe violating confidences.
Oct. 2 to-Nov.22) Mera
“You ‘function -best - under
pressure, but don't go looking
for windmills to conquer.
Make time for relaxation, the
quest for inner peace.
SAGITTARIUS of fe
(Nov. 23 to Dec, 21)

You will need a good sense
of perspective to cope with
thia day’s intricacles and
complexities. Your innate
good judgment should help
you to cope, however.
CAPRICORN
(Dec. 22 to Jan. a) VI

Associates and co-workers
may not all be heading in the
same direction or acting for
the same reasons. Think well
before joining any side but,
once decided, don’t waver.

AQUARIUS
(Jan, 21 to Feb. 19) as a
This day needs teamwork as
well as indivitualists, To know
when to follow which line is up
to your keen discretion. A bit
of thought will help you
decide.

PISCES x
(Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) ox
Listen to new and unique
ideas, of course, but don't give
up oni projects that are going -
well. Be receptive to new
methods, too, but don’t go in
for fads.

YOU BORN TODAY are a
highly Idealistic individual,
intellectually inclined, and
noted for your unswerving
dependability and prac:
ticality. You are leas reserved
and inhibited than most other
Virgoans; make friends
easily, but may have only a
few close companions, Love of
home and family is another of
your outstanding traits, but
you are rarely demonstrative,
80 loved ones do not always
recognize the depth of your
feeling for them. A little more |
display of your affections
could bring great happiness.
Fields in which you could win
great success: Medicine, the
law, journalism, diplomacy,
music and the theater, Bir-
thdate of: Carol Lawrence,
singer, actress; Bob Newhart,

- ‘TV star.

51976 King Features Syndicate, Inc.

A spur of the moment
spruce-up for hamburgers:
In saucepan, combine 1 can
Tomato Soup, 2 tablespoons
Prepared horseradish, 1
tablespoon prepared
mustard, dash ground cloves
anda dash pepper. Heat; stir
occasionally. Makes about 1
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hamburgers.

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Passes at His Wife

By Abigail Van Buren

© 1978 by Chicago Tribute-H.Y. News Syd, int.

DEAR ABBY: Charlie and I have been married for 16
years and have had a fairly happy marriage, Charlie nover
was the jealous type, but I he carries it to the other
extreme,

We've become friendly with a rather odd couple who live
in the same “condo.” Izzy is 65, short, fat and generally
unattractive, Suzy (his third wife) is cute, sexy and about

; 26 years younger than Izzy. She obviously married him for

5 monsy, ‘

‘Lately Izzy has been getting much too friendly with me.
He's forever putting his hands on me. Once he suggested
“switching” and when i looked shocked, he laughed’ and
said he was “only kidding.”

It seems the four of us ere spending more and more time
together, Last night during a foursome of bridgo at our
place, Izzy triad to play footaies with me, He slipped off his
shoe and practically had his foot in my lap!. I loudly told
him off while Charlie and Suzy just sat there. .

I get the impression that Suzy doean’t care who Izzy
playa footsies with as long as it isn’t her. {I think she must.

ve something else going for her.)

Anyway, Suzy suggested that the four of us vacation
somewhere together. [made excuses why we couldn't, but
Charlie was all for it. . ,

Is our marriage sick? I don’t care to spend so much time

tim
_ with this couple. Why ehould my husband want to? And

why shouldn't he be annoyed that another man makes:
passes at his wife?
Help me, ’

CHARLIE’S WIFE

DEAR WIFE: Tell Charlle that if he enjoys Izzy's
company, he should sce him without you because that |
foursome has become boresome.

(PS. You could be right about Suzy’s having something
else going for her. Juet make cure it isn't Charlie.)

DEAR ABBY: The wife who said her husband smelled
because he seldom bathed, reminds me of a story they tell
about Samuel Johneon, the noted English lexicographer of
the 1700s. -

Johneon was a “purist” where words were concerned,
but when it came to his personal hygiene, he waa a
notorious slob who seldom bathed. :

A woman sitting next to him on a coach train said: “Sir,
you amelll” Whereupon Johnson replied: “Madam, you are
wrong. YOU smell, I stink.”

Perhaps the husband who was accused of “smelling”
would like to show this to his wife.

LEE IN DELAWARE

DEAR LEE: Samue! Johnson was wrong. If he gave off
an offensive odor, he “smelled” and stank as well. Or
should Shakespeare's immortal line in “Romeo and Jullet”

Poa

have been: “A rose by any other name would ‘stink’ as--

sweet"?

DEAR ABBY: Please print this letter! It may open the
eyes of many y, vindictive divorced parents who are
doing their children a terrible disservice. .

My marriage was a mess. After many separations,
reconciliations and a hundred broken promises, I decided
to terminate my marriage before it destroyed me. (My
handsome, charming husband had a weakness for young
gitls—some of them so young he nearly landed in jail.)

We had two children who didn't get to know their father
very wall, but they could understand what was being sald
to them, I never talked against him nor did I allow anyone
else to. Rather, I taught my children to respect their

ather.

Today my children are both grown, I know they don't .

“love” their father the way they love me, but thay don’t
“hate” him either. They him long-distance on Father's
Day and when he visits their town, they invite him (and hia
fourth wife) for a meal,
‘When you teach your child to hate the other parents you
do the child more harm than you do yourself good.
O REGRETS IN DAYTON

DEAR NO: Thank you for a sensible letter. It comes at a
time when many parents have agreed to disagree. I hope it
opens a few eyes of those who are atill able to eee,

Do you wish you had more friends? For the secret of
popularity, get Abby's new booklet; “How To Be Popular;
You're Never Too Young or Toc Old.” Send $1 with s long,
aclf-addreased, stamped (28 cents) envelope te Abby, 1
Lasky Drive, Beverly Hilla, Calif. 90212,

DEAR ABBY: What would you do if your husband came
home with lipstick on his ahirt, trousers, underwear and:
some on his neck, too? Also, Sheldon has haire on his coat,
and they were atolor like nobody in our family has. (Looke
like a redhead.)

I questioned him, and he swore up and down he didn’t
know how any of this stuff got there.

Sheldon works in an office with just one woman. I've
never mat her, but he saya she's as homely asa mud fence.
L want to trust him, but with all this evidence, how can I?

SHELDON'S WIFE

DEAR WIFE: First I'd find out if thie “mud fence” has
red hair, If she has, I'd suspect that she was close enough
to Sheldon to transfer the above-mentioned evidence.

(P.S. Any man who comes home in that shape can plead
“omnesia” and get away with It.) ;

DEAR ABBY: My mother-in-law is so superstitious it’s
not even funny. I don’t mind if she believes in all those
crazy old-fashioned superstitions, but now she's starting in
on me!

I have been married for seven years, and I'm expecting
my first baby in October, and this crepe- r
mother-in-law of mine keeps insisting that it is “bad luck”
to buy even a rattle for the baby until it gets here. (She
says “the devil” might be displeased if I talk too much
about my good luck—and something might happen.)

Iam furious, Abby. Some of my friends want to give me
ababy shower, but with all this silly superstitious talk, I'm
afraid. to let them. : ;
em healthy aga horse and would like to prepare for this
baby I've waited so long for, but I hate to go behind my
mother-In-law's back.

What should I do?

EXPECTING IN TEXAS

DEAR EXPECTING: Tell your mother-in-law that YOU
aren't superstitious, and you prefer to be prepared for the
healthy baby you have every reason to believe a will
have. Then go ahead and prepare, and good luck.

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HAIR facts & fallacies

DYEING AND BLEACHING ~

You may not be able to
wash a man might out of
your hair, but you can wash

color into your hair with

hair dyes or bleaches.

Since, however, they may
damage hair in the process,
thorough and frequent
brushing is more essential
than ever.

The major types of hair-
coloring preparations are
1-permanent oxidation dyes
and toners: 2-semiper-
manent dyes} 3-temporary
colors (acid rinses); 4-
metallic dyes; 5-vegetable
‘dyes; and 6-bleaches.

Almost all professionals
use permanent dyes, which
also are very popular for
home use, With pernianent
dyes you don’t have to
worry about the color
washing out, but, of course,
they are more difficult to
remove If you are dissatis-
fied with results.

Unlike permanent dyes,
semipermanent preparations
do not require the mixing of
a dye and developer, and
color will last through only
a few shampooings.

In changing your hair
cotor, it is important to
avoid’ overbleaching, over-
dyeing or overprocessing
from permanenta because
this could damage hair, Fre-
quent applications of ‘dye

WHILE DYEING AND
BLEACHING may make
you look like a new person,
it may also hurt your hair,

can make hair briltle and

lose its normal texture.
Even vigorous brushing,

which is one of the beat

things anyone can do for -

their hair, may not fully
restore the hair's health,

With National Hair Health
Week,. sponsored by the
American Brush Manufac-
turers “Association, coming
up September 9, ‘now may
be a' good time to start
treating your hair with ten-
der, lovirtg cate, You should
brush it daily for hair mati-
ageability, dirt and oll
removal. A different brush
should be used for each of
these purposes. ,

Remember, hair color
trealments may make you
look more glamorous arid
exciting, but excessive wie
may be the root of un-
healthy hair.

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