Evening Star Newspaper, July 9, 1922, Page 69

INVISIBLE COLOR BOOK CAMPING DAYS YTX\OUR boys and a dog marooned on.a lonely lslantf? No—Daddy has just left them there for the afternoon, and fixed it all fine for them' F to enjoy. A tent all spick and span, with a fire and an old black k ettle filled with their supper. What fun they will have! But the wind ‘has started to blow, and it looks like a storm was coming up. My! The tent is going down! Hold it! Hold it! We will all get wet when it rains! Oo! see the sky, how black it is, and what has happened to everything? Where is the old kettle and the fire? Water is everywhere now, but the big storm is-over, and most of us are happy again even if the camp is gone. Tommy and the dog are woiried, though, and woni " ‘der how they are going to get home, Lo