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In conjunction with the Boy Scouts of America, we have published a book called "Boy Scouts." The text of the book is written by Mr. J. L. Alexander and the illustrations are by Gordon Grant. It is the only illustrated book of the Boy Scouts. We have made arrangements with the National Headquarters of each book sold for ten cents by the members of that patrol. We will send, express collect, to the Scoutmaster any number of these books which he thinks can be disposed of within thirty days by the under him. At the end of that time he is to send us eight cents for each book sold and return him the remaining books.
If a local organization is in need of funds to purchase pictures, furniture, uniforms or anything else needful for its rooms or activities, this affords an excellent opportunity for the boys to earn part of all of the necessary amount.
This book, " Boy Scouts," will be sent anywhere for ten cents in stamps or coin by
Minute Tapioca Co., Orange, Mass.
