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Show GIRLS' SUMMER CAMPS ! By JANE DEETER RIPPIN Natisnal Diraatar, Sirl fewiU ' ., ' ; CAMP FURNITURE. Whan you gat out In ths woods to enoy ths freedom snd ut.conventlon-silty ut.conventlon-silty of camp Ufa you will find great fun in leaving behind as much of ths stmosphers of "olvUlaaUon" aa you poaeibly can. This appfcs particularly to samp furniture. .Caay chair a do not harmonise har-monise with an outaoor camp. Qirlo who want to njoy camp life to tha limit maka thalr own camp furniture. Did you aver hear of a "camp pig" or a ''camp cow"? They ars seats or bsnchea thst ana very ueeful - to have around ths campflrs circle. HOW THIY'RI MADE. A "pig" la made of a whole log set up oft ths ground shout ons foot on met to lege. The lege ara made of tree branches whittled to a point and driven Into holes which have been bored In ths log. Afterward drive a nail Into the aide at each leg In order to bold It into place. The bark may or may not ba pselad off, just aa you Ilka. It looka more niatic If you laave It on. Thla article arti-cle of camp furniture Is called a "pig" bscauas It looks as aquatty and ths body of It Is fat and rotund tuat as If It sould waddla oft at any ml nuts. Sometimes halt logs' ars sealer to find near camp. Thees can be uaed In ths earns way as wbols logs, and whan one of them Is mads into a betvoh tha flat surface la turned up. This reduce th rotund appearance of tha aeat and perhaps makes It look mors like a "cow" than a "pig- I Whether you maks "camp cows' or "camp pigs." depends largely on whether or not the logo you hava to j work with ars large or small. Thara ta another attractive piece of camp furniture thst gin campers can maks without much difficulty. This 1 Is a camp stool, which reaamblas an old fashioned milkmaid atool. Baw off a els-Inch croee section of a good alaed log, bora ho lea part way through on the under aide, and drive In three aharpened log of email r slaa. Uaa nails to keep tha lega in place, tha same as In tns benches. A dining table can be made by nailing cross plecee on ths rlrrulsr aides of two half logs and driving In four long and slander logs st ths oorasrs to serve ss lags, A better table, of course, ess ba built If you can find a couple of boards to be sawed ths right length and logs for legs nailed to tha cross places underneath. under-neath. i' . CAMP MENUS . - s Saturday. Luncheon Banana ealad. roHa, an Ilk. tapioca. Dinner Creamed beef. core bread, string beans, prune and apricot whip, milk. , T ' , Sunday. ' Break fast Ora pa fruit. Wheat-ana, Wheat-ana, baoon, toaat, milk. Dinner Frlcaaeee chicken, spinach, spin-ach, maenad potatoes bread, butter, but-ter, milk, cocoa, tea or earn with chocolate aakuca. Supper Salmon salad, tea Tals suite, honey, milk. Monday. Breakfast Prunes, Orspsnuta, Scrambled egga, toast, milk. luncheon Vegetable salad, bread, butter. . milk, chocolate btanc mange. Dinner Rlcs snd chicken, lettuce let-tuce salad, carrots, bread, butler, milk, strawberries and cream. Tuesday. 'Breakfast Ora n gee. cent flakas, bacon, bran muffins, milk. Luncheon Cheese aouffla. tomato to-mato sauce, bread, butter, baked apple, milk. runner Meat Pie, lettuce salad, bread, butter, fruit , Jelly, milk. Isffionads. Wednesday. Break fast Apple sauce, oatmeal, oat-meal, toaat, jam. milk. Luncheon Creamed tomatoes oa toaat, bread, butter, tapioca, cream, milk. I Picnic eHipper Browa bread sandwiches, cheese and mayon-nalee; mayon-nalee; whtta bread aandwlches, hsm, olives, watermelon, cookies, Bilk. . ... Thursday. Breakfast Rhubarb, Cream af Wheat, corn murrine. milk. Lm ncheon Creamari eggs on crackers, broad, butter, milk, cook lea, fruit cup. lXnnsr Baked baana. stewed tomatoca, brown bread, butter, milk, black bam ea and praam. Friday. Breakfast Apricot a. Whcatena, corn bread, honey, milk. , Luncheon Corn chowder, lat. tucs salad, bread, butter, cottage pudding, chocolate sauce. Dinner Halibut, lamb, spinach, bread, butter, milk, grapefruit. h 1 ' J |