Sugar House Bulletin | 1942-07-17 | Page 6 | Hideaway Storeroom

Hideaway Storeroom Many modern women are keeping house in rooms which their grandmothers grand-mothers would have said were "not big enough to swing a cat in." In tiny bedrooms, storage space can be provided for blankets and heavy woolen clothing in a chest which, like the old-fashioned trundle bed, slides under the bed and is concealed con-cealed by the spread. Protection against moths can be given such chests by painting them inside with a moth repellant paint or regular paint mixed with cedar leal oil.