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A child's stool having a pair of horizontally spaced, parallel, vertically extending side walls, each having a pair of receivers provided therein. Each receiver includes a vertically extending slot communicating with a plurality of vertically extending inclined slots. A floor is provided having rods

A child's stool having a pair of horizontally spaced, parallel, vertically extending side walls, each having a pair of receivers provided therein. Each receiver includes a vertically extending slot communicating with a plurality of vertically extending inclined slots. A floor is provided having rods cooperating with the receiver slots so that the height of the floor above the ground can be varied so that the stool can accomodate children of various sizes.

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1. A child's stool comprising a pair of horizontally spaced, parallel, vertically extending side walls, transversely extending panels integrally connected at each end thereof to said side walls for holding said side walls in the horizontally spaced, parallel, vertically extending position, a floor p

1. A child's stool comprising a pair of horizontally spaced, parallel, vertically extending side walls, transversely extending panels integrally connected at each end thereof to said side walls for holding said side walls in the horizontally spaced, parallel, vertically extending position, a floor positioned within the confines of the side walls and panels, at least one transversely extending rod integral with the floor, and at least one receiver provided in each side wall for receiving the end portions of said rod, said receiver comprising a vertically extending slot and a plurality of vertically extending downwardly inclined slots communicating with the vertical slot, whereby the position of the floor can be vertically adjusted within the confines of the side walls and panels by lifting the floor in a vertical direction by sliding the floor rods in the vertical slots of the receivers and then lowering the floor in a vertical direction to insert the floor rods into a selected pair of downwardly inclined slots. 2. A child's stool, according to claim 1, wherein a pair of rods are integral with the bottom surface of the floor, and a pair of receivers are provided in each side wall.