Abstract: Carton and slide chart formed from one piece of relatively stiff cardboard, in which the slide chart is of the billboard type and extends vertically of the rear wall of the carton, with the slide card between the sections of the end strip of cardboard, bent over to form a slide and glued in this form by a glue strip bent to project vertically of the top of the carton. The slide card is formed by slitting the upper end edge of the glue strip transversely of the carton sheet for a greater portion of the length of the sheet, but leaving a tab retaining the slide card to the slide until used, at which time the slide card is accessible through thumb notches and moved by the fingers along a rail formed by the top of the glue flap to break the tab. The carton is formed from four connected sections of the sheet forming continuations of the slide at one end and of the glue flaps and the slide card at its opposite end.