Housekeeping Made Easy
��Above: A new device for wax- ing flatirons consists of a round honey- comb board about five inches in di- ameter, which is saturated in beeswax
���A lighter which is composed of a roll of one hundred caps which are ignited one by one by an up- ward push of the thumb. Each light burns half a minute
��Above: A table top made in eight sections, which will fit any table, round or square, and enlarge it for special occasions. The sections are plush-lined so as not to scratch the wood
���At left: These steel match holders are equipped so as to accommodate the ordi- nary parlor match or to hold two boxes of safety matches. They are fast- ened on the kitchen wall
���A sliding door for the pantry is a convenience where a swinging door would be impossible or very much in the way. When closed it looks like a panel of the wall
��A coat hanger which you can carry in your pocket. It is about two inches long but will hold sixty pounds. It is easily pressed into the wall or woodwork
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��A cast-iron garbage receiver built into the kitchen wall so that the front opens into the kitchen and the back upon the rear porch or into the back yard
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