1 Transport wagon.
2 Tents for girls.
1 Tent for officer.
3 Mallets and sufficient tent-pegs.
2 Blankets for each Scout.
2 Blankets for officer.
1 Kit bag each (2 ft. by 1 ft. or bigger).
8 Waterproof ground sheets.
3 Buckets.
3 Hurricane lamps.
2 Balls of twine (medium).
1 Spade.
1 Hatchet.
Kitchen Equipment
Bowls.
2 Saucepans.
1 Large frying pan.
Kettle.
Gridiron.
Butcher knife.
Kitchen fork.
Spoons, ladles, and tea strainer.
Six tea cloths.
Cleaning rags.
Chopping board and knife.
Kitchen soap and scouring powder.
1 Dish pan.
Clothing and Equipment for Each Scout
1 Set of underwear, cotton flannel nightgown, and lisle or
cotton stockings for each week. Do not take silk stockings.
1 Dress besides Scout uniform.
1 Pair heavy shoes.
1 Pair rubbers.
3 Handkerchiefs.
1 Apron.
1 Sweater or coat.
Hairbrush and comb and tooth-brush.
3 Towels.
Haversack.
2 Pillow-cases.
Soap and wash rag or sponge.
Bathing suit.
1 Plate.
1 Cup and saucer.
"Hussif" fitted with needles, thread, scissors.
Paper pad and envelopes and pencil.
Knife and fork.
Teaspoon and large spoon.
2 Woolen blankets.
SCOUTCRAFT
Useful Knots
Everyone should be able to tie knots. A knowledge of knots is useful in every trade or calling, and forms an important part of a Girl Scout's training.
As it may happen some day that a life may depend on a knot being properly tied you ought to know the proper way.