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Chief Scout.
I>T.-CoL. A. P. Shbrwood, C.M.O., M.V.O., Dominum Commiuioner.
Capt.R. J. BiRDWHiSTLE, Dominion Secretary.

TEMPORARY COUNCIL.
-Lt.-Col. J. BuRLAND, Montreal, Lr. Col. F. S. Mackat, Montreal
Major Brittain, Vancouver. Lt.-Col. Macpberson, Quebec.
Glen Campbell, Esq., M.P., MoNSEiONKUR Mathieow, C.M.G.,
Capt. Rev. E. H. Capp, Ottawa, Quebec.
Lt.-Col. Cruikshank, Calgary Lt.-Col. E. W. B. Morrmon, Ottawa.
Lt.-Col, A. E. Gooderham, Toronto. E. Scott, Esq., Calgary.
Rev. Hoqben, Calga.y. J. D. Taylor, Esq., M.P.,
Vancouver.
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Lt.-Col. E. W. W. Moore, Hamilton Lt.-Col. Geo. Stark,
Montreal.
Lt.-Col. Moore, Otarlottetown. Lt.-Col. Edwards, Edmonton.
Dr. Mackay, Halifax. Vert Rev. Arch. Grkt, Edmonton.
Col. H. H. McLean, M.P., Lt.-Col. Little, London.
St. John. I^.-CoL. P. V. Weddbrborn, St, John.
Colonel S. B. Steele, Winnipeg. Lt.-Col. J, W. Daniels, M.P., Si, John
A. C. Macoonell, Esq., D.S.O., W'peg. D.
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Canadian Boy Scout Organizi.ti on

\^ MEN the Boy Scout Movement was irmugumted

by Sir

intended that it should be used by existing b..y8' organizations ^^

V ^ile in some case8 Troops

and Patrols mignt be formed bv
m hviduals which wotild be unattached
to any of these
rapid spread of the
The
Movement outside existing organizations
has
made absolutely necessary that some
i
plan of control should he
evolved which, while not in any way
hampering the growth and
freedom of the scheme, will at the same
time ensure unifonnity
on broad lines amoi.g the various
bodies of Scouts throughout
the country and for this
purpose a Headquarters Council is
being formed with a^ Executive
Committee, under the direction
of His Excellency the Governor
General, Chief Scout, to v'^om
the general management of the
Movement has been entrusted
and by whose authority the fc'lowing
scheme is circulate.1 for
general ^idance.

loc:al associations.
If it is desired to raise
Boy Scouts in any centre of popula-
tion where nothing has been previously
done, the first step to
be taken is the formation of a local
"Boy Scout Association," and
Ivh/^^-
might . .
be mvited T"^"^
to take
^
'* ""^'^ ^-""^ '«^*"« gentleman
the chair. Any Scoutmasters
already
appomted and representatives from the
different Boys' Organ-
izations working in the d'strict
should be invited to attend as

•The

Boys' Briciuie.
Churoh ''ads' Brigade

SdH ' j^**' ^^"'P^^o^ Schools and other Schools.

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well an the «rho«,liniii,t«ni. clergy

of the different denoniinations
w.d other goriili.men who are interesU'd
in work among boy>'
PartJcuJam should be tent to the
Secretary at the Provincial
Headq.mrtcni before the date is fixed, in order
that ono of the
Pmvincial Headquarter Staff may attond,
if possiblj.
The Association when formed should be constituted aa
follows:
(o) A IVMident. Vice.Pre.i,le,.u, n,«lrnian.
Vioe-Chaimmn. Hon
Secretary and Hon. Trwwurcr. cycled
anniuUly in October.
MEMBKKJ9.
(6) ScoutnMwtem, R«.prei»ntative« from exiating
Boyn' t)rg»nii*tion«
wwl gentlemen intereated in the Movement
who are willing
to serve, on invitation.

THK DUTIES OF THE ASSOCIATION WILL BE:-

(a) To nominate suitable persona to act an Sooutmaaten,
and reoom-
mend them to the Provincial Commiwiioner
for the Chief
Seout'a Warrant.

(6) To register all Scoutmasters, Troops and Patrols in the district

No Scoutmaster, Troop or Patrol shall be recognised which
is not so regiatered.
(c) To generaUy anperviae and encourage the Movement
in the
districtw.th the least possible amount of interference
with
the independence and initiative of the
Troops and PatroU.
(d) To work in cordial co-operation with other
Boys' Organiiations
in the District.

(•) To be reaponsibUi for the granting of all Scout Badges

and Award*
in its district.
AppUcations for these shall be made to the
Hon. Secretary, to hom alone they will be issued on
appUcation t the ^icretary of the Provincial
Council.
if) The Local AsaociaUon the power to suspend any Scoutmaster
bat'
or Assist jit Scoutmaster, or to withhold
recognition from
any Troop, Patrol or Scout within its area for
grave dereUc-
tion of duty or for didoyalty to the
rules of the Scout
Movement. Any case of suspension must
be at once
reported to the Secretary at Headquarters
in his Province.

(g) Periodical meetings should be held. A

suitable quorum should
be arranged, according to local conditions.

<A) If local By-laws are adopted, two copies must be sent to

Provin-
cial Headquarteni, the one for filing, the other for
approval
and return.
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The B«y Scout

•iiU creed;
w for
Schfiiie Ws
of ovorv (Imominfttion
and order to cdi-t the nympHthy of pe.Hon*
in
of
ail shade* of opinion,
the Awociation hHouLI be one which
in
representative of parties and denomination., but at
!
the same
tui.«. Troof < may In-
miHrd and nmna^-l by any reco«ni«ed
xisting orKani«ation« and the
.nemb«.r8hip rnuv, if deMired be
confinod to boy« connected wif h that
are amhate.1 to the Loc. Scout
form generally to the principles laid
.rgani^.ition. Such troop,
and agn^ to
AH«ooiuti..u
down in the handiK>ok
Scoutmg for Boy.." including the tests
W
for ba.lges, ,.nd thg
Scoutmasters reqi only to have their appointment c .
med
by the ly^cal Scout Association, who are not empo ', to ;

interfere with the internal working

of thene Troop« provi.ou that
they conform to the general principles
of the Mov.ment

PROVINCIAL SCOUT COUNCIL.

It ishoped eventually to form in each
Province a Pro-
vuicial Scout Council,which shall consist of two representatives
from each Local Association, and gentlemen
willing to serve on
invitation, with the following officers:—

Patron- His Honour the Lieut.-Govcmor.

Commissioner:
President
Two Vice-Presidents:
Hon. Secretary
Hon. Treasurer or may be combined.

Council (from which is selected an Executive Committee.

The Duties of the Provincial Scout

Council will be :

(a) To promote generally the welfare of the Boy

Scout .Movement
m the Province, and to arrange for
harnmniou. cooperation
with all the existing organizations
for boys, and to orKanije
local Associations.

(6) To ccoordinatethe policy of the Local Association

so as to secure
uniformity on broad lines throughout
the ar«a as regards
methods and ideals without interference
with the independ-
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ence and initiative of such
AMociations and the Troops
under them. Where necessary,
the Provincial Scout Coun-
ca may appoint an Executive
Committee from amongst its

d'eSted'
*** ''^°™ ^^^ '''"'^^ '^""^
"*y 8«°«™"y ^
(c) To appoint District Commissioners,
who will work under the
direction of the Provincial
Commissioner.

NoTE-All local Associations in

Districts, Cities,
V llages, etc., will register
Towns
through the Council in their Province'
all troops m their locality, and
all applications for
warrants'
badges and books shall be made
through the Provincial office.

^°"""' **" ^"^P ^'^ hand, a supply

hn J^'
books Jri""''^
and badges pertaining to the work,
of
and should be in a
position to give advice as
to the most suitable uniforms
where obtainable in their territory, and
or elsewhere. The Pro-
vincial Association should
have on its Council, representatives
trom all important cities or towns in the Province.

THE DOMINION COUNCIL.

!•(
Dominion Councilwill be composed of
representative men
from over Canada. A Tentative
all
Council has already been
formed, but at the Annual Meeting,
which will be held in Ottawa
in February, the Council
for 1911 will be chosen.
The Pro-
vmcal Councils will elect
five representatives to serve
on the
Dominion Council, and others
per Province will be elected
at he Annua General Meeting.
The Dominion Commissioner
and Provincial Commissioners will
be ex-officio members of the
Council. At the meeting of Council, held later,
a Chairman of
CouncU and a Secretary will be
chosen, and an Executive
Committee named. This Committee
will select its o^vn Chair-
man and appoint Finance and other
Committees thought
ncccssflry.

The Dominion Council will determine

the General line of
Policy as best for the Dominion
and ensure the welfare of the
movement generally. It shall issue
Scoutmaster's warrants
signed by the Chief Scout. It
shall receive reports from
time'
to time as determined by the
Council, from Provincial Councils
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showing Local Associations organized within the Province,

and the strength of each. It shall keep on sale for Provincial
Associations, literature of the work such as "Scouting for Boys,"
etc., and also proficiency badges.

COMMISSIONERS.
The Dominion Commissioner, appointed by the Chief Scout,
will be the Chief Commissioner for Canada. For each Province,
a Provincial Conmiissioner will be appointed by the Execu-
tive Committee of the Headquarters Council, and where neces-
sarj-, District Commissioners, under the Provincial Commissioner
willbe selected by the Provincial Council. All Provincial and
District Commissioners will be ex-officio members of the Scout
Council of the Province to which they are appointed.

Warrants to Provincial and District Commissioners over

the signature of the Chief Scout will be issued on application.

The Duties of a Scout Commissioner

(a) To inspect Troops and Patrols and advise how to conduct them
on the lines laid down in "Scouting for Boys."

(6) To secure the harmonious co-operation of all Associations and

Scoutmasters in the District.
(c) To be the concurring authority for the recommendation of Local
Associations for the issue
and withdrawal of Scoutmasters'
Warrants before transmission to Headquarters.
(d) To foster and encourage the Movement generally throughout
the district.

SCOUTMASTERS.
and Assistant Scoutmasters must have
All Scoutmasters
warrants signed by the Chief Scout. They must be nominated
by the Local Association and recommended by the Provincial
Council or Commissioner.

The Qualifications for Scoutmasters are as follows:

(a) A general knowledge of the Handbook "Scouting for Boys."
especially the "Scout Law."
(6) A full appreciation of the religious and moral aim underlying
the practical instruction all through the scheme of Scouting.
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(c) Personal standing
and chamcter such
iiN moral influence over
bov. ..n^
as will .„
« °*"^ * 8°°^
•

'''
^"'"ttn^!-""
'"^^
- o^ -.e sort of e,ul.roo.„
for Scout

Scoutmasters must
have at ]a.oi
master to work with .°"' ^''''^^' S''""*-
them to insu J
trained their '°°*'°"'*y' *°d must have
will be issued
Troops for^; u'^T
"" "^°°*^^ ^^^"''^ ^^"a^^ts
to them!

These qualifications
applv eouallv t^ a •

ma^te^, except tha.

the .^.^^1 1 ^T°' '~"'-

ISSUE OF BADGES.

the
A?^t«r;n;?rr„??' ?^^- - '^•"«« ^.
for other Badge,
must L? "'fe^d f<""""««»". Teste
Po^^-e, .dependent "
exa^^Tatptt-d :rAt:l.r
looaiisi'd-^rtrs"-
Council.
*° Secretary ^^'^ r '- *-'«''"-'°'
of the Provincial

FINANCE.

local Associations
toward, the Central
will no/ ho „ ,

*" contribute
be «lf-sapporti„g,
or Healoule, l^^"^
'*'' ""' *<''' "hould
the srn^ si.
peases «,d for
obtaininroMD?„d "^ '^ ""'''ing ex-
being raised by local
sub^riptZs "'"""°''°' '" '"^ ^^
wrer^n.;rra,ts„t:«r
Scoutmaster. The„ is
r"
IZOhntZ'
"= "--^
'° '°^.
^
"""""""'
*» '-^

reg,strati„„ fee to
their Local
CZ1TS,Z7 * """'
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REPORTS.
Secretaries of Associations will send in to the
Provincial
Secretaries,on the Ist November, brief reports made up to the
30th September of the number of Scouts and the progress
made
generaUy in the district, and these reports will be
forwarded to
Headquarters, at Ottawa, on or before the 30th of
November.
The use of titles and terms denoting naval or military rank
such a^ Captam, Lieutenant, Commander, Ac,
&c., are not
authorized in the Handbook and should not be used.

Approved for issue by the Executive Committee of Head-

quarters Council.

Dominion Secretary.

SECOND EDITION.
A second edition of this pamphlet will be issued shortly.
Advertisers desiring space should apply at once to the
Dominioa
Secretary, Room 15, Castle BuUdmg, Ottawa.
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Boy Scouts.
Information ., to
Joining the Boy Scout,.

TO BECOME A BOy
SCOOT YOU CAN

your neighbourhood. °°^ '^''^"^ ^^ ^^^ gentleman in

AGES.

becot^X',::-^^^^^^^ °^ ^^-- and eighteen can

n>u«t be over ^'*^''^- ^^^^^ (Scout Masters)
twenty

PATROLS AND TROOPS.

^^''"^ "^ ''^

Patrols *° "'«« ^oys; three
foi^^Troop. or more

REGISTRATION.
Registration is eSpotpA iu l
whose Secretary's '^'"''
^df^Tt , *? u*' ^^wciation
». „,„ .„, 4„, ^rplStX' °' ""' ''''°"'»''

HOW TO START WORK.

^

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goXugttle ^rL^'r"™™"™-'
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HOW TO GAIN SCOUTS' BADGES.

After completing a course of instruction the
boy will be
examined as laid down in "Scouting for Boys," and if
the boy
passes the tests therein given, the Scout Master
will apply to
the Local Association, who will award him the
rank and Badge
of second-class or first class Scout, according
to the tests which
he passes.
jular.

man in
UNIFORM.
No special uniform is laid down, but each Provincial
ho use Council is expected to consider this question and advise Local
Associations in their Province of the most suitable
uniform, and
where obtainable.

(See suggestion, page l.")-16).

sn can
wters)
CAMPS.
Camps are arranged for in the summer in certain districts
to -.hich Boy Scouts can go for as many days
as they agree to
more arrange. Each boy will have to pay his daily expense of feed-
ing in Camp, and should, therefore, begin to save money for it
•directly he joins a Patrol. Where there is no Camp in the
neighbourhood a Patrol or Troop can make their own
Camp
tion, either with huts or tents (see "Scouting for
Boys"), or get the
ular. use of a barn or hayloft and carry out the course
of Campaigning
and Camp Life suggested in the Handbook.

FUNDS.
as
,
Each Patrol must manage its own subscriptions, 'V-i.
uts'
Several ways of obtaining funds for the Patrol are
given ^
is a Handbook "Scouting for Boys," so that a Patrol can xu-je
ient
money for itself by dint of work should it require funds. It
is
the
very desirable that the Boy Scouts should be self-supporting,
'S."
and begging for money for their own benefit is forbidden.
hs. They
should earn what funds they require by means
of work or
performances which deserve money in return.
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CLUB ROOM.

a rJZ2LT::iT::^;^ «-- -t^- o„ hi. or ,oan.

a barn or ,oft,
^whirca^' TiTtT' f\T ''^ "-
careful to do no
harm anrlV. °°^ ^^°"'^ be special
odd jobs for him '
*° ''P*y °^"'« kindness bTdoTr

TRESPASSING.

pnvate property
you should
damaging fences or
t l!-^'^" "°" ^'^ ^''^"t ove.

to e^-!^"^
crops ''''^"' *^ "^°^'
to frighten ''*'' *^*"^ ^°"'
animals or^e etc
'^"d not

COMMITTEE.

steps^^re'rn:;
'Ct:LVlT^1 ^ ^^ ^^^^^ ^^^
Committee for the *"' "^' ^"P^'^^^^^^
any others which mana^ment^ofX
hood.
may
^ be oS ^ ^''^'''^
t^" immediate '^«^°P
"* f'°""«d m the
^^^^
neighbour-

Hon. Sec...^„r.He
Wl Association o.
Scoutaaste,
Name

Address.

Headquarters Address:

Castle Building,

Ottawa, Canada.
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Scout Uniform
(Subject to weather conditions).

Hat.— Khaki colour, flat brim, strap round crown, and

chm-.strap.
Neckerchief.— Of one colour for the Troop. The necker-
chief IS worn loosely knotted at the throat
and also at the ends.
Shiht.— Blue, khaki or grey, two patch pockets (buttoned),
-houlder straps. In winter a jersey or sweater of the same
colour, if preferred.
Shorts.— Blue or khaki.
Belt.— Brown leather. Swivels, coat straps, pouch and
axe optional. Buckles, &c., should be of dull metal.
Stockings.— Dark colour or khaki, coloured tops optional
green garters with tabs showing on outside of leg.
Stockings
are worn turned down below the knee.
—
Shoes or Boots. Brown or black.
—
Staff. Marked in feet and inches.
Haversacks.— Worn as a knapsack.
—
Shoulder-Knot. Six inches, colour as for Patrols.
Whistle and Knife. - -On lanyards, and hitched to swivel
on belt.

Nothing but the above should be worn visibly. All extras to be

cartied in haversack. A
Scout's clothing should be of flannel or
wool, as much as possible; cotton next the skin should be avoided,
as
it does not absorb the perspiration, and is
likely to give ac' I.

SCOUTMASTSRS' UNIFORM.
Any extraordinary "get-up" is much to be deprecated. It is
not allowable for military uniforms to be copied. Those Scout-
masters who are entitled to wear military uniforms should
not
adopt this dress when scouting with or drilling troops
of Boy Scouts.

UNIFORM FOR CAMP, GAMES, &c.

Hat.— Flat brimmed (khaki) with the appropriate badge
on left side.
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SCOUTMASTERS' UNIFORM
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Shirt m ,
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ASSISTANT
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SCOUTMASTERS

COMMISSIONER'S UNIFORM
H.. As.rSooue.a3te..
Ba.«e .U p.,, p,u. a.

^lioufctrapi^"*' P*"«- - for Scoutmaster, v^ithout

Militf^^p^S^r^^^^-^ -<^ or other light brown material

GAiTERs.-Brown leather
BooTs.-Brown laced.
Gloves -Brown
leather.

«^ the same quahty

as Scoutmaster.
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BOY SCOUT
EQUIPMENT *«l raiMRsn

We Carry a Complete Stock OF

Officially Correct
CANADIAN BOY SCOUT EQUIPMENT.

consisting of:
Khaki Shirts Staves
Khaki Knickers
Knives
Khaki Haversacks h^^s
Water Bottles Belts
Stockings
Axes
Billy Tins
Colors
^"'^'^^'^^
Flags, Etc, Etc.
And are Prepared to Fill all Orders Prompi-ly.

SPEC IAL PRICES

TO PATROLS
Write us for Catalogue.

Lmim
1S8 Kmo St. B..
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SCOUTS,
ATTENTION I

TOBIN LIMITED
ARF Prepared to
Meet all
Yoi R Wants in
the Line or

COLORS. ENSIGNS,
SIGNALLING FLAGS
KNAP SACKS
AND SLEEPING TARPAULINS

We w,l>. Quote tod P„ce,

on ANr Kind op
Tb™, m.„e .c«„„„o
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TOBIN LIMITED
Bank and Strathcona
OITAWA.

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SLATER
BOYS^BRIQADE
BOOT
Is aShoe of the SLATER make
A which will appeal to Boys
jnaier to tht SUtsr and
to Fathers of Boys
KUittry Boot for aon,
which Mlla kt
$5.00 A shoe that a boy will grow out
of, but nevei wear out

Made the regulation Military

in

upper of pebble grain leather

of
extra quality. Has stout, heavy
sole of viscolized leather

AA for tho SUtor Boyi' The price is $4.00, and

Brigtlt Boot. »nd to know
every boy
th»t It'i granino look for will say it's worth while
the "Ore«t of the Soonte"

oa eMh pair Sold in all "SLATER SHOE"

stores in Canada

The SLATER SHOE Co., Limited

MONTREAL MAKERS
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KETCHIIM & CO, m.

^HE OLD RELIABLE

S£ortingGoods Dealers

FOR
Scout's Materials
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Full line from hagt

English makfti-Q
carried in Stock.

COR. BANK & SPARKS STS.

OTTAWA
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