Evening Star Newspaper, May 28, 1922, Page 78

' INVISIBLE COLOR BO‘OK G103 by NAOO 2unidie. e an® $iMs @90 POLD THIS UP DOTTOM OF- BATH TUO, SCREEN FOLD SCREEN LIKE S THIS DOLLY’S NURSERY ON'T it be nicy to have a nursery for your dolly? Think of the many, many dolls in the world who have never had a _nursery to play in. Many little girls, too. Do you think that mother would not have a nursery for you |f she could get it 80 easnly" " Just by cutting out the different little pictures and pasting them together, carefully—you will have a pretty httle bed a screen, a l:ttle bathtub and [ rug; and a dolly that will be just the right size, to sleep m the bed, to hlde behind the screen. and you can pretend that she wants her bath in the little tub. _ You must lay the rug on the floor so “she will not sp lash’ the water on lt‘( w