“Puss” Enters our “Hut”

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 72, Issue 82, 6 April 1929, Page 19 (Supplement)

“Puss” Enters our “Hut”

■ IVanganui. « Dear Wendy,— Z Please fvill you let me join your “Hut,” me-on)? I heard that J “Jack, the Dog” had joined, so I wondered if you would let me join ■ 100, to keep him company. Ido not mind dogs when they don't ■ chase me, but I am afraid of them if they do, and I pul up my back Z and hiss at them, me-oiv, but don't you think it is all right to do that, J IVendy, just to show the dog he is not the only animal on the earth? ■ My master gels very angry if I fight with my friends at night, and ■ wa/fe him up. Please may 1 have “Puss” for my pen-name? I n love little children, IVendy, and nothing pleases me better than to be B cuddled by them, though I do object to being dressed in doll's clothes. J IVell, good-bye IVendy, me-orv, me-oiv.—Love from “PUSS.” J P-S.—l caught several mice the other night. Don't you think ■ they are objectionable creatures, IVendy? (Not to eat though, me-oiv.) B Oh! IVhat a surprise to be sure. Yes, you may join our “Hut,” “ and have for your pen-name “Puss.” What great company you ivill j be for “Jack, the Dog.'* I have told him about you, and he is ever ■ so pleased, but he has aslfed me to tell you not to hiss al him. He B saijs he really cannot stand it. He feels, however, that you and he J are going to be great friends. I hope so. Ido not like mice, so ■ you ivill be able to the “Hut” clear of them, ivon'l you? You ■ ivill receive plenty of fondling in the “Hut,” and I ivill ask them not a to dress you up.—lVendy.