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66 CAMPING AND WOODCRAFTCake Turner, steel.Butcher Knife, steel.Flesh Fork, steel.Kitchen Saw, steel.Spring Balance, 24 lb.Pot Cleaner, wire.Can Opener and Corkscrew.Salt Shaker.Pepper Shaker.TO Dinner Plates, white enameled, 8J/^ in.6 Cups, white enameled, i pint (handles cut to nest).6 Cereal Bowls, white enameled.6 Knives, steel.6 Forks, white metal.6 Teaspoons, white metal.6 Dessert Spoons, white metal.2 yds. Table Oilcloth.2 yds. Turkish Toweling (dish towels and clouts).100 Paper Napkins.1 bar Sapolio.1 bar Fels Naphtha Soap.A milk-can should be added if the camp is near afarm-house.FiRELESS Cookers.— A great deal of the botherof cooking can be saved by using a fireless cooker, inwhich all of the slow processes are performed (roasting,baking, stewing, boiling, and making porridge).'In this case only a few simple utensils are required,a wood stove is dispensed with, and there is noneed of anyone staying in camp to watch the fireand the cooking. The soapstone radiators can beheated over an alcohol or blue-flame stove. Hotmeals can be had at all hours, even when the partyis traveling.A rough-and-ready fireless cooker, which can alsobe used as a cold-storage box, was described someyears ago in Outing.—"When preparing your outfit this summer, pack someof your belongings in a soap or cracker box that has afairly close-fitting lid. Take along an old white quilt ora blanket that can be folded into a pad to fit the box, ormake a crude pad out of unbleached muslin with cottonbatting, about one inch thick. Include in your outfit agranit-s cooking pail commensurate in capacity with the