Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1922, Page 65

VASHINGTON, D. N ! | THE FAN SHIP i Wwas sitting by the water on the sand, with her nice new fan to keep her cool. As she looked a tiny sail appeared far. away on the sea. It seemed to her just like her new; fan, and she thought what a fine sail hers would make for a little boat. And che fell asleep to dream of her Fan Ship. She spread the B ETTY was a little girl who lived in a big white house beside the great blue Sea. On a sunny afternoon she fan for the sail and placed it in the prow and sat on a lovely cushion to ride. The Mermaids came to her drea her pretty sail, with its wonderful colors. Use a brush and plain wage{ to paint carefully between the lines. : : pain m ship with the birds to admire The colors will appear as you EDITOR’S NOTE—Look at the pages of the book before coloring or making the cut-out. _Rinse the brush often while painting i to prevent the colors running together. Copyright, 1922, World Color Printing Co., St. Lous, Mo, e ——