Come up with a fictional account about a female housecat who stepped into a time machine and found herself in a 1970s shopping mall, armed only with a charge card. Include a bulleted list of 5 stores she visited and add an item she bought at each store, using the format of {department store} - {item}.
Tabitha was a 5-year-old black housecat who was left alone all day by her family. She quickly grew bored with scratching up all of the furniture and taking naps on top of the bookcase, so she stood in the hallway, flicked at her whiskers, and said, "What can I do that I've never done before?"

Tabitha then noticed that the laundry chute had been left open. With one leap, she jumped into it and slid down into the hamper in the basement. A big black box with an open door stood in the middle of the basement, equipped with flashing lights and a lit-up floor with a series of numbers. She knew that the box had been created by the scientist husband of the family, so she confidently jumped from the hamper and landed on the box's floor. Her four paws landed one after the other on the following numbers: "1," "9," "7," and "8." A sudden flash of light occurred, and Tabitha found herself in some strange building with two floors and a bunch of stores.

A credit card appeared on the floor in front of her that had the word "master" on it. She figured that it was from her master, so it should be okay to use it. Putting it between her teeth, she jokingly said, "Fangs a lot, master!" She then sprinted forward and yelled, "Charge!" Here are five stores she visited, along with an item she "purchased" at each store:

( ● ) Filene's - A bottle of "Cat Got Your Tongue" perfume
( ● ) Camelot Music - a copy of Al Stewart's "Year Of The Cat" LP
( ● ) B. Dalton Bookseller - a copy of the book "Christmas Ideas For Cats" from Santa Paws
( ● ) F.W. Woolworth - a large plate of tuna casserole from the lunch counter
( ● ) Sear's - a family cat condo with a separate bathroom for Tabitha

It quickly got "discovered" that the card account was fake. Before the local pound could snag her up in their net, another flash of light suddenly occurred. Tabitha found herself back at her house, standing in front of her master, who said "Chute! I left the laundry access open!" Unfortunately, Tabitha's purchases were not "past" over to the present, but at least she didn't have a boring day!