Scouting, Volume 23, Number 5, May 1935 Page: 29
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JAMBOREE INFORMATION
(Continued from page 27)
delegate will need in addition to his
personal mess kit and toilet equipment,
a pack sack, a blanket and two com-
munity strips.
Meals
All cooking will be done by a large
staff of competent, experienced cooks.
Each section of 1,250 Scouts and
Scouters will have a kitchen assigned
them where hot foods will be pre-
pared and transported in containers.
Troops will prepare their own bever-
ages and wash their own dishes. All
food served will be wholesome, nour-
ishing, adequate and prepared under
strictly supervised sanitary conditions.
The water supply, specially piped for
the encampment, is absolutely pure as
guaranteed by the District of Colum-
bia health authorities.
Trips
Many fine educational and patriotic
hikes and motor trips to public build-
ings and other points of interest in and
about the city are being arranged for
Jamboree contingents, expenses for
which, as has been already said, are
included in the original Jamboree fee.
Preliminary Camps
All Jamboree contingents will go
into preliminary training camps pre-
vious to the Jamboree. Your Local
Council will arrange for this im-
portant feature of the Jamboree pro-
gram.
Transportation
Railroads throughout the country
have offered a flat rate of a cent a
mile for Jamboree contingents. No free
transportation is offered to leaders in
view of this low rate which applies to
coach travel only, in groups of ten or
more. Railroad tickets on these terms
can be purchased only on presentation
of National Jamboree credentials.
Scout contingents will be detrained by
sidings to different parts of the camp
according to the location assigned to
the particular group.
Other Scouts and Scouters, not offi-
cially connected with the Jamboree,
may upon showing an identification
certificate, procurable through the Lo-
cal Council, travel at the one and a
third rate fare. All authorized partici-
pants in the Jamboree are expected to
remain for the full period of ten days
in camp, arriving by the evening of
August 20th, and disbanding only af-
ter the concluding program on the
evening: of the 30th.
"THEY'RE THE TOPS"
Is What the Scouts Say About Seidel's
Delicious Foods and Refreshing Fruit Drinks
^„„Hundreds of Sc°ut camps use them regularly because SEIDEL'S
QUALITY PRODUCTS are wholesome, tasty and inexpensive to use.
These are some of the popular items that the boys "go for";
SEIDEL'S MAGIC DONUT MIX
One fin makes 53 dozen golden crisp donuts,
light and digestible, at a cost of 7c per
dozen.
SEIDEL'S GRIDDLE CAKE MIX
One tin makes 1,000 large "flapjacks" that
are even better than the old fashioned south-
ern pancakes. Only cost 3 for Ic to make.
Add flour and water.
SEIDEL'S CREAM DESSERTS
Make delicious puddings and piefillings. Add
only water. Each package costing 42c makes
22 four ounce portions.
SEIDEL'S DRY BEVERAGE
Makes refreshing fruit drinks by adding cold
water. One tin costing 70c fills 57 large h
Oz. glasses.
SEIDEL'S TRUE FRUIT GELATINE DESSERT
Flavored with fresh sun-ripened fruits. No
better can be made. Each tin costing 67
makes 36 four ounce services.
SEIDEL'S SEI-CO (Double Rich)
Makes hot chocolate malt drinks. One tin
serves 490 large 6 ounce cups. Smooth,
creamy and nutritious.
PLACE ORDERS NOW FOR DELIVERY AT CAMP OPENING
Write for Samples
and Quotations
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
AD. SEIDEL & SONS
1245-1257 Garfield Avenue Chicago, Illinois
ACE TENNIS STRING CO.
Box ISA. Brighton. Mass.
Mahe Moccasins
Thick water-proof steerhide, leather
C . I *• thongs- Oily $1-60 a pair, C.O.D..
, p'us P°stase- l'ull instructions. Free
shoeleathercraft folder. Dugan Moccasin-
Kit Company, Dept. 35. 157 Summer Street, Boston. Mass.
LEATHERCRAFT
CAMPING SEASON
IS COMING ♦ GET READY
Leather for all purposes used in Leather Craft. Moccasins.
Belts, Lacings, Patterns, Tools, etc. Send for Catalog.
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223 JACKSON BOULEVARD, CHICAGO
home
on the
water
A GRACEFUL sweep of cedar . . . tight-
planked . . . strong ribbed . . . covered
with seamless, water-tight canvas. The
effortless stroke-stroke-stroke of a pad-
dle unfolds the glory of all outdoors.
Get an Old Town Canoe.
1935 Old Towns cost as little as $68.
Send for a free catalog, showing mod-
els and prices. Also sailing, sponson,
square-stern canoes and outboard boats.
Including big, fast seaworthy models
for family use. Rowboats. Dinghies.
Write today. Old Town Canoe Co.,
165 Fourth Street, Old Town, Maine.
CATALOG FREE GetVoursToday W
'MS3 CLASS PINS any letters, any year,
• V any colors. Silver plated, 1 to 11, 40c ea; gold Dlated
60c ea; sterling, 60c ea. Silver plated, 12 or more 35c
ea; gold plated, 45c ea; sterling, 55c ea. Sterling silver
rings as shown, 1 to 11, $1.90 ea; 12 or more $1.65 ea.
Metal Arts Co.,Inc., Factory 66, Rochester. N. Y.
Better Built—Lower Prices
Canoes, Rowboats and Out-
board Motor Boats. Write for
Special Prices quoted to
BOY SCOUT CAMPS
Catalog Free
THOMPSON BROS. BOAT MFG. CO. "8>
240 Ann St. / Write to \ 140 Elm St.
PESHTIGO, WIS. {either place) CORTLAND, N. Y.
INDIAN LORE
Camp Directors Attention
S.M.'s Show This to Your Scouts
MAKE THIS WAR BONNET
Special at $3.50 Kit
Complete Ready to Wear $0.30
5c Postage For Illustrated Catalogue
INDIAN LORE TRADING POST
159 N. State St. Chicago, Illinois
SUPPLIES
All of the leather articles in the
Boy Scout booklet "Projects in
Leather," cut out of fine leather
ready for the student to stamp or
tool and finish by lacing.
Cut straps for belts—readv to tool
or braid. 36" long: by 1 y2 wide. 23c
Longer lengths slightly higher. Knife
Sheath, Registration Card Case,
Compass Pouch, etc., 10c each.
Send Coupon for
FREE CATALOG
HESS & HOPKINS LEATHER CO.
1115 Acorn St. Rockfos-d, I8L
Send your Free Catalog on Leathercraft.
NAME
ADDRESS
CITY ....STATE
MAY, 1935
Plan Now for Troop Participation in the Jamboree
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