COMBINED KITCHEN TABLE AND IRONING BOARD.

Waikato Times, Volume 87, Issue 13308, 11 October 1916, Page 7

COMBINED KITCHEN TABLE AND IRONING BOARD.

' Among the new firniturc c!Ter- ' ings for the krehen s eorclrrntion kitchen table and 'ro:''r~ board, t The front hn!f of lb? table lop is 3 held in p!e :e by :r. ■: r.s of dove! - pins, .and is easib 'bled and laid

back over the rear po."lion of the top when the tubJe is to . used lor ironing'. The iron'ng boa"d, which is contained in the sp ire i. sder the the removable p -r.: :• 1 of the lop, is then raised and 1 orkca in pi ice at just the right he';\U 'or ironing. WHEN lIUCBAr.D CCiIES. Greet him v.ub r. s'.nilo when hf? comes home lire;! cut from his day's work. Kiss him an' pet h'm at other times when you ce.:iro a new dreor, or more money. Give him more- than 0110 hook in "tho closet- and the crr.-nllosfc drawer .in the dreerer for his very own. Refrain from hiding his belongings. Leave the;:: ;•>. the piace where he expects to Jnd lhv;a. Sympathise \.uh him when things "have gone wrong ail day, and he • comes hon c blue. Don't tell hart how becomingly . Mrs. B. is gowned when he is striving in every way he knows to keep .his family and his credit good. It he scrape cigar ashes on the ; floor, don't act as taough he has com•.mitted a mortal sin. They keep the .moths out i)i tLo carpet. HOW TO WHiTEN THE i! Ah; DS. Ca.mphcr is ore of the best things to be Jiad for the purpose of whitening the hands. The way to prepare it is to k'eat a teaspoonful of spirits of camph t into ;;a ounce of clarified lard—.or, if preferred, ordinary cold cream. Hub this well into the hands at nigL't, and wear over them -a pair of ventilated, clean, loose, kid gloves. If tiie hands are wrinkled, rub into thorn vaseline and almond oil, then put on the sleeping . gloves. It is wonderful what the constant wearing of loose gloves does for unsightly hands, and if the finger tips are cut off, they are not so uncomfortable as might be supposed,