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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-04-20

Mrs. A. Nj. Jones Of Davis Station,
after spending two weeks in Columbia
with relatives has returned home.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-04-20

The high winds last Sunday morn
ing broke off two large oaks on
Brooks Street.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-04-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Werner of
Lake City spent several days in Man
ming last week.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-04-20

Mr. w. p. Thompson, of Spartan
burg, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs
S. l.. Huggins over Sunday.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-04-20

Mrs. Helen Arrowsmith of Florence
visited her parents Mr.. and Mrs. p
B. Thames in Manning last week.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1921-04-20

Mrs. Virginia Lachicottc of George
town is visiting her parents, Judge
and Mrs. John S. Wilson.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07
CARROLLTOS

We are glad to report that the new
Bethel was dedicated on last Sunday
free of debt. II was a day TO be remem-
bered. Very large crowds were pres
ent at each service. Rev. Guycr, ~
Findlay, Ohio. was present and de-
liyercd q splendid address, al each SER
vice. The Altoona Male chorus added
much to the interest OF the day. Free
lunch was served In the old Bethel An
the money raised TO pay for the Bethel
was collected by free will Not one
supper or anything OF the kind was
held since the Bethel has been started,
God LoYeth Cheerful Giver.
Regular services in the Bethel on
Sunday except G. Il, nj $50 after
which the society will attend a C. T..
rally at Sandyyille
The Maryland and Virginia elder
shin, will be held in the Bethel next
week The opening sermon will be
preached on Wednesday evening. n
will last TIN Sunday evening. Every.
body cordially invited.
The funeral OF Mr. Arthur Chew was
held in the Bethel on Tuesday after.
noon. Mr. Chew was liked by all who
know him and his many friends we're
made sad by his early death, he being
only 46 years, and / month. We eX-
tend our sympathy to the family.
Twenty-Five members OF the Car
rOllton L. r. T. gave Demonstration
at the State W C. T. t. Convention in
the Methodist Episcopal Church OF
Westminster on Tuesday evening. The
children with their Superintendent
were served to splendid lunch at the
Firemen's Hall which was very much
enioved by all This is the third year
the Legion has been a Victory Legion
receiving the pennant. The superinten-
dent was presented with very beau
tiful pin for the best work done by the
children which was much appreciated
The play viii be repeated in Car
rollton Hall The date OF time will be
given next week
The Ladies Aid held their last
meeting at the home of Mr. X r. Tay-
lor last Wednesday with thirty pres
emit
Mrs. Rebecca Snyder has broken
the record with basket work. She re-
ported $30,35. Dues reCeiyd $i0.95.
Money collected by the Ladies' s3l7S6.
Mrs. Ada Houck takes the lead in col
lecting money. she reported $4,000
collected in the past few months The
ladies furnished and bought a new
window for the new Bethel
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07

Mr. and Mrs. Clinton shlpley
Mr. and Mrs David l,cistrr and
Misses Annie and Gladys Lester ana
lsdna Barnes spent sunday with Mr,
and Mrs William iIutchons, 81 Bait.
more.
The Ladies' Ala Society OF Prov,
dcnce Methodist Protestant ChufeI
viii hold chicken supper at 5 90 b
m 10 The IL. o. e. A. NJ Han. Gambler
October IL Az are cordially invited
10 come and help make IL "a success
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie Patterson ana
family spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs Charles Marchul of Rcisicrh.
town.
Mr ana Mrs. Fred Wcisc and son
Ralph, and Mr. and Mra william ~
Bush. Of Gambler mOtured to Hafperf
Ferry Braddock Heights and llagcrs.
town Sunday
Sunday school and G. y rally Of
Providence Methodist Protestant
Church will be held Sunday afternoon
and evening at 200 D. m. and 730 .
m.
AR and Mrs. Edward Bonner and
family and Mr. I. ! Miller spent sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs Geo. piner. 81
Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Warehlme. Mrs
AMMO Ward and Mr. Maurice Pooi
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Deyilbiss. OF Reisterstown.
MIR and Mrs Peter Nelson and MIR
and Mrs. George Woelper and son
Nelson, Of Baltimore spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs Clinton Shipley
The Ladies' Aid Society met al the
home OF Mr. and Mrs. Jean Green. Sep.
TENDER ~. Quite large number was
nresent Dues collected amounting Ia
$llS5. After the society adjourned all
were invited to a dining room where
a large table was laden with man,
good things to eat, to which all did
ample Justice. We were all invited IA
meet at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. AL.
vim Braunning, October q.
Mrs, Florence Barnes. Davis and
Edith Barnes and Ellie Hair and Gar,
roll Barnes, OF Baltimore spent sun.
dav afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. ]
". Barnes.
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mon. 81 walkersyille. spent we
weeks end with her mother MTH.
Minerva Harmon
Mrs. John shrceFc ~ spending IN,
wrrh in Westminster attending tht
Convention u the Women Christian
Temperpure Union held There.
Whic cram AZ his tiivver last FL
day Ia ( nj nf the Birnie Trust Co
Mr. Martin ~ Hess fractured hH
rlEht wrist
Sire Addie raFr aud dauRhtef. o.
IliileEt0Nn, spent The weeks enc
with relatives and trionds here
Mr. Jacob - Sail Ia on the sick lis'
Quite an accident occurred on snn
day evening while Mf TydiHgs anu
lir. Rice we're returning 40 Snhillah
Vile from Baltimore In rounding the
sharp curve AZ Tyrone. the car collie
Ell with telephone pole. hrcakinR
the pole IN several pieces ana wreck
ing the car Dr. Rice Was not serious
ly injured. but MIR Tydlnxa hack wa
injured. he was nearly ecaincd ana
was removed u the Cehiral Hotel
here. where he II under the care Of 6
phyxician and nurse over since
Str. John Baumsardner. ~ Dayton
Is The guest OF relatives here
Sir. and Mrs Charles Duiiera ane
daughter Miss Grace, and NJ ana
Mrs Curtis llartlaub and children, o.
York. spent sunday With Mr u. G.
Brendle and family
Mr. Robert Elliott Of Stevenson
spent Sunday with relatives here.
Mr. Vincent Arnold has enrolled af
a student ut MI 81. Joseph. bmmlts-
burg
Miss Rose GreaH0n returned 70 her
home IN Walkersvllle on Saturday af-
ter visiting Miss Ruth Bankard.
Mrs Elizabeth Angel returned
home Friday last from weeks visit
TO her son. Dr. Artie y, Angel. and
family. OF Hamilton
4 Mr.. and Mrs w Albangh Of New
Midway. spent the week endswith
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Jere Oyerholtzer, Mrs
Mary Slower and Mary KoOEtz ac'
companied them home returning
Tuesday.
I Mr.. Chas +. H. shriner and son
have commenced the work or remod-
cling the store room vacated by Mr.
ID J Hesson Already the furnishings
for an up-to-datc nyotion picture par
! lor has arrived. lie VIII push the
work as rapidly as possible, but no
date has been set for the opening.
which win he as early as possible
Who says Taneytnwn Is not going
some all ut once Electric lights and
two movie parlors an IN one wear?
/ Mr. T. NJ Dutterer visited the fish
4 hatcheries, near Isewistown and has
distributed several thousand sun fish
and tadpOles In Piney Creek. pipe
Creek and Bear Branch
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07
Specials From The Notion
Department

TOOTH BRUSHES I9c
25c TO s5c quality tooth brushes, special price
19c
COMBS 25c.
Extra heavy black combs splenddly finished,
large size These are an exceptional value at g5c.
DARNING COTTON Be A BALL.
clarks o. N. T. Standard darnng cotton &c a
SOAP SC.
Large bath tablet Of high grade soap at low
HAIR PINS &c.
Regular lOc box OF wire hair pins containing
assorted Sizes. SPECIAL price &C.
GLOVES 29e
ladies heavy black gloves, fleece lined, clasp
sold last year al soc Especially priced at 2oc
CHILDREN'S UNIONSuITS 75e.
Winter weight unonsuits for children. all sizes
from rs to 1875 These are combination style with
waist attached
INFANT VESTS l9c.
These are wrapper style button up the front
wool finish extra value at ice. They are slightly
seconds but are not damaged in any way that will
interfere with the wearing qualities
BUREAU SCARFS Use.
dozen bureau scarfs IN styles and qualities
that sold from 81 90 10 $3.50 each. offered special
for OCTOBER SALE for 75c each.
TURKISH TOWELS gsisc
We offer special for OCTOBER SALE regular
Use fancy turkish towels at 90 &c each. Buy them
now for Christmas presents
CURTAIN SCRIM I2Ae.
Our regular i5c curtain acrIm offered special
for OCTOBER SALE 1t l2hc. Colors ecru and
white
SWEATERS s3o5
Ladies an wool sweaters In brand new goods
aud most attractive styles. These are values that
we think YOU Will and 1t hard 20 match
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WE57TAN5TFRJ LEA0lNC SToRE Il
WINDOW SHADES zoe.

WINDOW SHADES f0c.
Best quality water color window shades, size
GxS on spring rollers in colors green and white. FOR
the ANNIVERSARY SALE only 49c.
WHITE WAISTS sl.is a.
10 dozen white shirt waists made OF ine whte
volles and other white waistngs Materials all
new fresh goods and regular $500 and $3.50 waists
For the ANNIVERSARY SALE $l4s
FLANNELETTE GOWNS 75c.
Ladies nanneette night gowns OF good Quality
outing cloth in pretty pink and blue stripes Sew
eral styles to select from win collar o. without
collar. For the ANNIVERSARY SALE foe'
BLACK BOOMERS zoe.
Ladies' black bloomers OF very nne qualy
black eateen made with elastic az the knee ana
waist A $iOO quality for this sale at '9c.
BLACK BLOOMERS isc.
Good quality black sateen bloomers In ladies
szes for the sale only 4Sc Black boomers, for emil
dren from TO ~ gears. S9c
SERGE JUMPER DRESSES $685.
Jumper dresses made Of fine quality all wool
serge bound with SILK braid sizes Tor iadles ana
misses For this sale only S39S
MILDLY SUITS ss0s
MILDLY suits Of a regulation MILDLY blouse and
plaited skirt made OF y good quality cotton material
in navy blue anu tan. Sizes u to 20 *@oO
value for S39S.
MILDLY HOUSES sl.s5.
MILDLY blouses made Of best quality Lonsdale
Jeans with either white navy blue collars. sizes
8 to 20. special price Sl.2a.
BOYS PANTS sI.is.
weight for Farl and Winter use, have a good as
sortment 81 brown and gray mixtures regular
5000 pants for tit5.
CORSRTS sLso.
make guaranteed not TO rust special Tor this sale
at $500 quality for Sl59.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07

daughter, Peggy, Baltimore at Scott
lloyds. Mrs Kate Lockard, Weatmln-
stcr. Mrs. Mary Burlington, Gathers
burg az John Lnvell's, Mr and Mrs.
George bowers. Winfield. a. Paul Rob-
crtsonA. Wilmer Duysll and family.
Eddie Gilbert and family, New Wind
sor. Clarence Glover and family.
Westminster Mrs Ellen banner Mrs.
Cora banner. Mcdford, and Mrs. Kate
CoOllKons
Howard Bower suffered q nervous
shock. but Is better
Clarence Lautz lost very valuable
horse. caused by lpckiaw
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07

Nc and Mrs George Mayors and
ION Ralph, aud ~ and Nlrs Mervin
Hapor and son l.ayerBc. spent Sun
day afternoon visiting Mr.. Henry
Kragg and family ~ McshofryNlowh
Recent visitors 80 the home Of M
James J liarneT and family we're
Mr aud Mrs Eii Fox. Alr and Mrs
Addison aiarnar. Belle Hnrncr. and
Mrs Carrie Beard and daughters
81 N Hanover. Mr and Mrs Paul u
kfumrlne and children, Melvin. Mabu
John, ARuthctta. Claude and Paul, Ir
~ near the Nes Church Mr. and Airs
iohn Il Wolfe. OF Markers Mill, So
and Mrs ilirnlo a. Rcinaman and
sons. Raymond and Birnls. Jr.. and
Mr. and Mrs Mervln J fIarner ana
son, laveTne
Mr and Mrs james GrHbhs and son.
Erwin, Of plney Creek visited ~
George AaysYs and family on SUNDAY
Mir and Mrs Wilson r. study spent
sunday afternoon Of the home ~ Mr.
Ralph " study and family, Of Pleas.
ant Grove.
George. the six months old son u
Mr. nnd Mrs Charles ECkert, or neat
Blacks school house. was fuuud deac
In bed about 3 o'clock ON Tuesda,
morning by his mother The child had
been siekly for some time but appear,
ed a. be resting well when left by hit
mother IN the morning
We are having a cool spell AZ this
writing
Mr. and Mrs Brnle A Reinaman
entertained on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs
John McNuity. Mr.. and Mrs Franz
McNulty. and son. Francis and Cietus
Reiuaman. all Of Littlestown; MIR. and
Mrs Meryin J. IIarBer and son. Ia,
verne and Mrs. Mabel n Copenhayer
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07
TANEYFOWN

Mrs. Mary Anders and daughters,
Misses Martha and Sarah. spent
Thursday last With friends in Han.
over
Mrs. Jessie, Myers left on ThuVsday
last for an extended visit to Lancas-
ter county and other points in Penn.
sylvania.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hammond. oi
Baltimore spent from Thursday last
70 the beginning of the week with her
sister, Mrs. Sarah Null. and brother,
Mr. Samuel Renner
Robert y. Gait. wife and two chill
dren. Of Hanover spent the weeks
end with his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Gait
Mrs. Charles Albahgh and son, fIar-
1t fs M a. A *
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07

Der " 10 ~ Service n , m saiuf.
day evening and three services on
Sunday
At Messiah Lutheran Church sun
day morning Sunday school ~ ~
O'Clock Communion al II o'clock
1hcae services viii be held there each
evening this week
Mrs. N Mcfinu is spending two
weeks with relatives In HARRISBURG
"a.
The sinrk left me boy ~ VI p
f1cmmlngB last Saturday
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07
Specials From The House
Furnishing Department
I ROLLS TOIIET PAPEh zoe.

I ROLLS TOILET FAPEh zoe.
These are full 1000 sheet rolls Of white tissue ana
would be cheap At i0c each We offer them as biz
special for October at rolls for the price Of 3
1877 KNIVES AND FORKS ABS 4 SET
These are genuine 1857 quality and sell regular
Is al 81 80 price special Tor OCTOBER SALE only
"a PIECE SET on SILVER 80 %.
rs piece chest OF Rodgers silver containing
G teaspoonn. Tablespoons knives. forks. sugar
she'll and butter knife offered special FOR O'fo-
BER SALE only 1895.
ALARM CLOCKS 9sc
Good quality alarm clocks regular *ts5 value
speelaI for OCTOBER SALE oaiy 9sc.
CLOCKS s3.is
DAY clocks strike the hour and lali hour each
one guaranteed special 81 fs these have been sell
ing az 100 each.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07
PLEASANT GROVE lND REESE

The Ladies' Aid viii meet this Sat
nrday afternoon. October sth, at the
home Of Mrs. Blanche MaBee All mem.
hers are urged to be present at this
meeting Some new business Of inn
portanee.
Sunday school 1t the usual time
Sunday
ON Sunday, October 10, instead Of
the regular preaching service a rally
day service wifi be held at 1880 q m.
'rhe public Is cordially invited 70 as
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07

tend the dedication service Of the new
church ~ HCthel on sunday The
church adds much 10 tho community
aud Ia o rrcat credit 10 the members
who gave such faithful service
throughout the construction.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07

Stone Chapel community orchestra
is making great plans for the picnic
and festival Saturday afternoon and
evening on the Chapel lawn October
s. Chicken soup supper, ice cream,
cake, home made candy, etc, on sale.
Come out and enjoy game of base
bail and other games.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07
STONE CHAPEL.

sunday school p m Sunday school
rally 9 y ri, October
Visitors IN community AZ Howard
Bowers were ~ and Mrs lafayette
DuvaU. Mr and Mrs pcnfeId and
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07
GAMBLER

Sunday school at Providence Meth
odist Protestant, Church Sunday after
noon at 200 p. m Special Missionary
service at 300 p. m, G. y. Society az
73O p. m. Topic, How to Improve
the Meetings Of Our Society Leader,
Mrs Alvin Coleman. t nj
Mrs. Peter Nelson, Of Baltimore,
spent from Friday until sunday with
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Miss Beryl Summers. Of Baltlm0rs.
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
parents, Mr. aud Mrs. Harry Summers
OF warheldsburg.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07
Floor Covering

For this sale we have very complete stock Of
floor coverings consisting OF rnKs, stair carpets,
linnoeum and etc, rugs OF all kinds very res.
sonabe in price now, many OF them only about one
half the war price We mention here only spec
ials but whole stock is almost as cheap.
BRUSSELS RUGS $500.
Extra quality tapestry brussel rugs. size 9xi2.
in large assortment Of floral oriental aud neat
patterns. Last years price for these same rnts was
Sis 80 For the ANNIVERSARY SALE this year we
say only $500.
ADMINISTER RUGS s3075.
Our best quality 9x12 administer rugs that sole
last year at $500 offer for this sale several
very pretty patterns for only &397
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07
SHOES
NMOES sa.05.

LADIES' SHOES 1896
Several hundred pairs OF our best makes Of
ladies' shoes consisting OF IaFrance Betty Trecis
and other makes The styles include tan, Russia
Calf with medium and low heels black calf skin and
Wei Kid shoes. All good styles and worth today
from $500 $40 a pair. For this sale your choice
for s50j
MEMS SHOES $500
Mems dark tan calf skin shoes In either broad
toe bucher or English last All these excellent
quality shoes and guaranteed TO give good service
For the sale $500
BOYS SHOES ss.05.
All solid leather dark tan shoes for boys In
sizes 10 ~ Special for this safe s2.95. .
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07
RERnETT

: The annual Chrisian Iendeavor raI-
ly will be held at Ilrainirnhirg, 0cto-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07
Specials From The Dry
Goods Department {
LONGCLOTH 1850 YARD.

LONGCbOTH 1890 YARD
1000 yards of Longcloth, yard wide, good quality,
offered specialize OCTOBER SALE at INC. Our
regular low price these is zoe and with the higher
freely during, this sale at 17hc.
cost of cotton goods think il will be higher Buy
OUTING CLOTH 121ac
good weight outing in light coors very de-
srable for night robes. 1000 yards to sell at 12hc
a yard
CKETONNES I9c A YARD
Pretty cretonnes 80 to SO inches wide, regular
25c values offered for OCTOBER SALE at 19c yard
SERGE $1.29.
va offer special for OCTOBER SALE all wool
serge A inches wide, regular $3.50 quality for $l29
a yard
MUSLIN I2kc.
Bleached muslin yard wde t2hc a yard This
muslin cannot be sold today under 16. We have
only about 800 yards to sell at this price so be
among the early buyers.
TOWELS Sc EACH.
About 300 towels fair quality, special for this
sale Sc each.
BED SPREADS Sl.9S.
$50 Bed Spreads full size, good heavy weight
About a year ago these spreads ceiling $3.50
with the higher price OF cotton we do not believe
you will buy them again at this low price.
BLANKETS Si.9s.
Wool blankets double bed size, pretty baids In
pihks blues and tans These blankets sold last year
at $3.50 offered special for this sale az $i,9s.
BLANKETS S19S
heavy weight double bed size blankets In
tans only. Special at $l.9S.
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Ladies' Coats

We are showing enormous line OF coats Tor
ladies and misses We cannot describe them here,
but we can rest assure that you can find a coat to
suit you at a reasonable price.
MISSES COATS sG.75.
Good quality z length misses coats in brown,
navy blue and green Splendid for school wear for
children from IL 10 10 years Special price a6.15.
MISSES COATS s9.75.
Another lot Of better quality misses coats in
various colors and styles. Special for this sale
1915
LADIES' COATS sl9.55.
We are offering E-laRge assortment OF the quail
tiles and best styles IN the most wanted materials.
All sizes for ladies and misses extra value Sls.10
LADIES COATS $500.
The $500 assortment includes wide variety
OF new and pretty coats that will surprise you
pcartlfuI qualitiea up the minute style viii be
found In this lot az only $500.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1921-10-07
Specials From The Mems
Department

MEMS TIES 4sc.
About 300 ties Coo to 75c values, offered speciai
for OCTOBER SALE at 4Sc EACH
MEMS CAPS s5c.
Mems caps made Of all wool material, qualities
worth from $10O to s125 each. offered special for
OCTOBER SALE at Soc.
BOYS CAPS Csc.
All wool cloths made up in full sizes and good
styles 75e to $500 value. Special for OCTOBER
SALE CSC
MEMS SHIRTS AND DRAWERS CSC.
Winter weight underwear, ribbed fleece lined
good weight and quality that sold last year at $25
each. onered special for OCTOBER SALE at CSC
garment
MEMS HOSE l2hc.
good wearing hose comes in black and brown,
offered at this low price for OCTOBER SALE only.
MEMS BELTS noe.
Mems rubber belts with an attractive buckle
and q price less than half Of that usually asked.
While the quantity is large the price is special for
this lot only
MEMS HANDKERCHIEFS sc.
Mems white handkerchiefs hemsttched in
quality that we will not be able to give you later az
this low price
MEMS WORK GLOVES zoe.
Mems all leather gloves with gauntlet wrist
At special price that viii hardly pay for this max
ing.
MEMS UNION SUITS $3.50.
For OCTOBER SALE only we offer an extra
heavy weight ribbed, fleece lined union suit same
quality that last year sold at $500 now $50 These
garments are worth $500 on tedays market
MEMS WORK SHIRTS s5c.
Mems work ehrts made OF good quality blue
chambray cut fun and well made. These can
not be bought on today's market and sold at THIS
price
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-07-12
Cat Comes Back-Nan1ed
After AntO-LiUed For
Weeks In Shipping Box

saa Frzzeisea. Iuly T. - ID,
cat eazze hack
Ard be il said Thczas cane
back IN style
He vas ozIg an alley cat 4 few
mozEks age S7E hes famous.
Hes In the EoTies and his nzms
has t&kea up coed space oa the
cables This IS koE il all ezue
zso1ts
Piekirgz were Lean in Detroit
early n Jazuary. ard Thorz-
Who Vas nzzeIezz thez--eliubed
into a aLg crate oz a foraging ex-
psneiticz- Iazt theu there was a
load bang Prepared fer any ezsr-
gsney he eEsps deeper into his hid
ing place
All Wzx darkness. ard there vas
zHrh cocznotboz. but Thomas was
TOO afaf1 to move After an inds-
tsrmi1zble time all was stu
Thomas locked arcund and found
that be Rad been securely nailed
IN sikh an Inxsructior book On
how 10 manage ar automobile He
was jailed IN = crate protecting an
autozzoails-
The weary weeks passed He
licked the grease around the edges
q the crate. He ate the irstrue-
tion book and some q the trim
mings.
There was ouiy = culver ot life
when the big crate vas opened "a
Sydney. Australia. and the auto-
mobile taken cat Curled N ara
Almost lifelesz, eyes gIared ana
'oat rough ard gEksupt. the ear
vas found.
OARy careful nnrxfnE restored
Thomas He was naned in honor
= the machine in whieh he has
aksn his naeaIIssz voyage os seven
seeks. bali aeross the world ana
ITsr two Oceans
Thomas had become valuabia
ts became the pet aad pride of ths
'utouo6ils COMPANY after who-
e Is named He has bsen filmed
nd photosraphea. dinea and fs,-
d Insurance q f50ee was taksa
~ and = passport secured for his
eturn trip % America
{. g Pool and Mrs. Pool were
aned as guardians for the prince
cats, ard Thomas ~ilI be take.
'r a tcur de luxe of tAs eas,
'iadinE up At bis cid hc-ne IN De-
'oit