e counsellor who has charge of
the canteen and all the goodies on sale for that day are arranged in
tempting fashion before the very eyes of the waiting group.

There are so many things to do after supper that each Scout is given the
privilege of making her own choice, and can join a group for a row, or a
walk, a game of ball or a sing, but all must be back in time for the
camp fire, and goodnight songs, First Call, Taps, and evening
inspection, and last to make sure that all Scouts are safe and happy and
all tents in proper condition, flaps back and sides up when possible.

This closes one day. Others like it may follow, but as a rule no two
days are alike. Hikes, visitors, storms, comings and goings, all vary
the schedule tremendously, but all are needed to teach us how to camp.

_Life is sweet, brother, ... There's day and
night, brother, both sweet things; sun, moon, and
stars, all sweet things; there's likewise a wind
on the heath._
--_Lavengro_

SOME BOOKS ON CAMPS AND CAMPING

ATHLETIC GAMES FOR WOMEN, Dudley and Keller.

BACKWOODS SURGERY AND MEDICINE, Chas. S. Moody,
Outing Publishing Co.

CAMPING AND OUTING ACTIVITIES, Cheley-Baker;
Games, songs, pageants, plays, water sports, etc.,
$1.50.

CAMP COOKERY, M. Parloa.

CAMPCRAFT, Warren H. Miller.

CAMPING AND WOODCRAFT, Vols. I and II, Horace
Kephart, Macmillan Co.

CAMP KITS AND CAMP LIFE, Charles Stedman Hanks.

CAMPING OUT, Warren H. Miller, Geo. Doran Co.

CARAVANING AND CAMPING-OUT, J. Harris Stone,
Herbert Jenkins, Ltd., 12 Arundel Place, London.

FESTIVALS AND PLAYS, Percival Chubb.

FOLK SONGS, CHANTEY SONGS AND SINGING GAMES,
Farnsworth and Sharp.

FOUL PLAY, Charles Reade.

GAMES AND DANCES, William A. Stecher.

GAMES FOR THE PLAYGROUND, HOME, SCHOOL AND
GYMNASIUM, Jessie Bancroft

HARPER'S CAMPING AND SCOUTING, Joseph Adams,
Harper Bros.

MANUAL FOR ARMY COOKS, Military Pub. Co., 42
Broadway, New York City.

ON THE TRAIL, L. Beard, Scribner.

PRACTICAL HINTS ON CAMPING, Howard Henderson.

SHELTERS, SHACKS AND SHANTIES, D. C. Beard.

SUMMER