Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1922, Page 78

e ———— ——— e o e . e e 7 ¢ INVISIBLE COLOR BOOK PATENTED 12 1921:; THE BIG CIRCUS HAT can you do when you want to see the Circus and you haven't any money? When you know the clowns will be there in their funny capers to make you laugh. Where is the man who hires small boys to carry water for the Elephants? How do you know that he will give you a ticket when vou have worked all the afternoon? But what difference does it make to you if you can get the job and see behind the big tent and all the little ones before any one else can see the show? To see the clowns as they are, to look at all the animals and watch the men getting ready for the big event—this, you think, is the best show of all. Use a brush and plain water to paint the picture. The colors will appear as you paint carefully between the lines.