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A Tuck-Away Table for the Porch

To provide a convenient table for writing and other uses on the porch of the Summer cottage I took a small bread-board and hinged it to the porch railing. A leg attached provided a support when the table was in place, and when not in use the table could be dropped close to the railing. It was but a little work to stain this useful table so that it harmonized with the color of the porch.-Mrs. F. L. H., Cranford, N. J.

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