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Appendix
Powell, illustrations from printed matter used by the English boy scouts. These illustrations show a number of different ways in which the staff will prove a handy and valuable article; in fact, essential to the Scout outfit.
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* Stockings: To match uniforms, made of heavy material and suitable for scouting. Price 20 cents in cotton, $1.25 in wool.
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Sweaters: Any local clothing store will be able to secure for the scout the kind and quality of sweater needed.
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*Telegraph Instruments: Beginners' telegraph instru-
