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PAGE S-B Warfnetday, March 77, 19M I HERALD AM) NEWS, Klamili Falli, Ore. "DENNIS THE MENACE" YOUR CHOICE! JUMBO TOYS MUST GO! NIID THE ROOM. BUY NOW FOR BIRTHDAYS, ITC. 4 00 BARBIE SPORT CAR 5.99 FLINT STONE VILLAGE SET 5.95 YOGI BEAR . JELLYSTONE PARK OUT FIT . 8.00 LITTLE REX) SPINNING WHEEL - 9.00 SNO-MAN TARGET SET r inp is " ' hSS. Ji" 1188 i PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORES"! as? 97 B -WMMBt I unuiEi I m -najajac I U T" ' "i &mwr AT PAYLESS AL SPACi BASE! 00 If I .OH THE OfHEH HAND MAY6E rfSAWQDiHlS BOWNSWRS : ITS ONLY A BUBSlAR. Ex-Widow Ignores New Husband For Youngster Irs n LIT i 1 1 i By ANN LANDERS Dear Ann Landers: I married a widow with a 7-year-old eon. She it a fine woman and we went B JOJ Alms juam . 9 DUB HM 1-SirBJIB 8J9 M Ijl n iou i, OS sjbi( o Jtouj l-tt Jot jauwoj moon. The 7-ycar-oId boy stayed with his grandmother. The eve ning we returned from our honey moon my wife told me the boy wanted to sleep in her bed and would I mind sleeping In the guest room for a night or two Until the child became accustomed tp having a stepfather. I didn't like the idea but I agreed. - I've been in the -guest room ever since and am darned sick of it. I've told my wife a dozen times that my pationce is wear ing thin. She keeps saying the boy is sensitive and she doesn't want to disturb him emotionally. Last night she called me an "animal." If I'm an animal pleaso tell me. If not loll her, Thank you. -GUEST IN MY HOME . . Dear Guest: Your wife hat fos tered this neuroilo dependency in tier son because she doesn't want to be a wife. This sleeping ar rangement suits, both "chil dren" Just dandy, ' The woman needs professional help. She Is destroying her mar riage and ruining her son's life. Dear Ann Landers: Our son re cently graduated from school of dentistry and opened an office In the suburbs. Al anticipated that things would be slow. It takes a yhile for a young professional man to build up a practive from scratch. ' The problem is our relatives, two of his aunts, and an uncle have gone to Al for dental work. They all said something about' being willing to take a chance on a young, inexperienced dentist be cause they know he needs the practice. They made it sound as if they were doing Al a favor. He sent them all modest bills which they refused to pay. They taid if thry had wanted to pay they would have gone to their regular, experienced dentist. '. What can he do about this? How can he prevent such occur rences in the future? DOWN WITH RELATIVES Dear Down With: Al should write off the bum relatives and learn from the experience. A dental fee should he dis cussed with the patient (relative er not) before the work is done. This Is not crass nor is it indeli cate. It will prevent future mis understandings. Dear Ann Landers: My wife started to write to you but she broke down in the middle of the letter and I am taking over. It's about our 17-year-old boy. He's handsome, built like a mil lion dollars and docs pretty well in his studies. He never noticed the gil ls until about a year ago. Then he be gan to get cow-eyed over a neigh bor girl, 16. They went togather for a few months and suddenly he lost interest in her. Wait till I tell "Vou why. He has gone crazy over a 31- year-old divorcee. She slings hash In a bcanery downtown. We didn't even know our boy went to places like that. He thinks she's wonderful but we told him we'll lake his word for it because we don't want to meet her. It's understandable Hint a young kid could become fas cinated with a' womnn pf the world. But why in heaven's name would a 31-year-old look twice at a lugli sciiool Kid? wnai can slio be looking for anyway.' NO NAME OF COURSE Dear No Name: Some nldrr women are flattered by the at tentions of a young boy. It makes them feel younger than spring time. Other older women who take up with young boys arc looking for a male child to mother. It's plenty sick no matter how ynu look at II. If alcohol is robbing you or iomeone you luvo of health and dignity, send for Ann Landers' booklet. ' Horn ror l lie Aicnuiic. enclosing with your request 20 cents in coin and a long, soli- addressed, stamped envelope. Ann Landers will be glad lo help you with your problems. Send them to her in enre oi tins newsoaDor enclosinc a stamped, self -addressed envelope. Nine of every 10 American households have television sols and 1 in 8 have two or more sets. ; World's deepest oil well reaches 25,2-W feet below the earth's sur face In Pecos County, Tex. CANCEL YOUR MORTGAGE Tbr t.qullihU Living John H, Houtton Km Ire ftlm e IH'M Heels. 6.99 11 c I Flats, 3.99 c Second Pair . . . U 2nd Pair . . . . U SURPRISE BARGAINS! Bootlers, 4.99 1 r Cords & 2.99 fl r UNUNED H J0J Hl Second Pair ... U 211(1 fair .... 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