Tato stránka nebyla zkontrolována
Tea | y2 lb. |
Coffee | 3 lbs. |
Lard | 5 lbs. |
Sugar | 6 lbs. |
Condensed milk | 6 tins |
Butter | 3 lbs. |
Eggs | 3 dozen |
Bacon | 15 lbs. |
Preserves | 5 lbs. |
Prunes | 3 lbs. |
Maple syrup | 3 quarts |
Cheese | 1 lb. |
Raisins | 3 lbs. |
Potatoes | 1/2 bushel |
White beans | 3 quarts |
Canned corn | 3 tins |
Flour | 25 lbs. |
Baking-powder | 1 lb. |
Concentrated soups | Yz lb. |
Salt | 2 lbs. |
Pepper | 1 ounce |
Fresh fish and game are pleasant variations, but seem to make little difference in the grocery bill.
TENTS
There are many styles of small tents on the market; almost any of them answer very well. For those who wish to equip themselves with the latest and best, a lox 12-foot wall tent of 10-ounce double-filled army duck, stained or dyed yellow, brown, or dull green, is best. It will accommodate a party of five or six.
For tramping trips, light tents of waterproof silk are made. One large enough for a man weighs only two or three lbs.
Any of the established makers can supply what is needed, if they know the size of the party and nature of the outing.