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ii. W. jamison,
lior.ural Munasor
When a man to
? ? ruined and there i *
jjv" no help for it. a
?Ti>Kood wife *i the
3~'onc stav and com
~~=^-fort left to him.
Hut no man, who
is a man, wants to
put his wife to thi -
extremity. V o r
woman* in her
UM gentle nature suf
rjgi fcrs witli the hus
band she comforts
and consoles. It i1*- a humiliation to any
pi ond woman that the man of her choice
should prove at last a failure ? broken in
purse and in spiiit. Hack of all business
failures lu's ill-health. No man who is suf?
fering from brain fag, nervous prostration
and debility, due to impure blood and tl dis?
ordered digestion can long succeed ill busi?
ness, livery woman should make it her
duty to see that her husband takes proper
care of his health.
The best medicine in all the world for
hard-worked business men is Dr. Pe rec's
Golden Medical Discovery. It is medicine
lor both body and mind. It makes the di?
gestion Rood, the liver active, and the appe?
tite keen. It fills the blood with the life
giving elements that build new tissues. It
invigorates ami purifies. It is the one great
blood-maker and flesh-builder. There's
nothing in the market "just as good."
A. I>. Purity, Esq., of Ottcrpond, Caldwell Co.,
Ky.. writes: "I herewith inclose 31 one-cent
sliimps to paypostajje on one of vour cloth-bound
Medical Advisers. 1 know your book to be a good
one. I had suffered seven years with liver com?
plaint when I read about your 'Golden Medical
Discovery' in one of your books. After using a
few IxMtlcsof the ' Discovery ' and three vials of
the 'Pleasant Pellets' I was completely cured."
One copy of a good, practical, medical
work is worth more in .1 home than a thous?
and works of fiction. Dr. Picrce's Com?
mon Sense Medical Adviser is the best
home medical book extant. It contains
1,008 pages and three hundred illustrations
and is written in plain, everyday language
that any one may understand. Over a mil?
lion women own copies of it and CS0.000
of them paid Si.50 each for their copies.
A new and huge edition will be given away
absolutely FREE, if you want a copy in 0
paper cover, send twenty-one one - cent
Stamps, to cover cost of mailing only, to
the World's Dispensary Medical Associa?
tion. Xo. 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y.
If you desire a line French cloth binding,
send 10 cents extra?tUitty-one cents tn nil.
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OF' ROANOKE. VA.
F\change It Iii Illing, Corn?r Jollei ion St. and Sulolll Ave.
CAPITAL, $100,000. SURPLUS, $20 000.
CITY DEPOSITORY.
Interest PaMaSr*
irtldcato. Safety Dopoatl roses tor Rent. Plre and
lir Proot Viuilis. etc. \\'e solim the accounts of Individual*,
?*<m', ww - " corporations, ilrms, banks and bankers, and we will extend to uii
every accommodation ami laclllty for iiie transaction ol buslneaa con Mi leu t with conaorra
nvc nankine. Small Accounts appreciated, Bnelness paper dlsconnted lor customers, a
cencral hanking business transacted. W
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reliable Feaialo PIL.I
over offered to liadieB,
especially recommend
_SB? Q BBotos'isFB ed to married Ladioe.
Ask for DK. MOTE'S PEN'HTBOYAJi PILIiS and tako no other.
ri'^Sond for circular. *'r:co $1.00 iur liox, <? boxes Sor $5.00.
l>iU. MOTT'S CHXU&IGAXi CO., - Cleveland, Ohio.
?5 COMBI KK^E ST UK KT,
ICOANOKi:. VA.
OHAS. D. FOX.
ital Fore?, Time and Money Economized.
Life, Vigor, Health, Wealth and Happiness
Free I
Nature Provides More for Life Than Death,
$03?* If there is no local agent for the Oxydonor "Victory"
in your neighborhood, send your order direct to J. M. Gam
b'll & Co.. Roanoke, Va.
Price: S/SfortheNo. 1 Improved, and &2G
for the No. 2 Improved.
POSITIVELY ALWAYS CASH.
Send for Book of Testimonials.
J". ^^Z- G-AMBILL 6z CO.,
Wholesale State Agents. ROANOKE, VA
??>~.J. A. Brumbaugh having n:el considerable experience in applying lbs Oxydonor and very
enceesHUl on almost all daises ot dleesscs, both old and young, and being city agent tor the
oxydonor "Victory"' wili deliver same to any home and nlva Instructions how tome It. Also
naviiig Oxydonor? on hand ho wiil rent them to turtle* by the week and ^tve h'.s personal at
:entloo so aj to get host results. No. 411 First At.-, n. \V. Is where you will Und Mr. Brambaugh.
YOUTHS' DEPARTMENT.
Tlo tho Xitind of Topsy Turvy Do Not
Stay-Thlutra In Cocoanuts-A Now
Country For Our RXaps.
It might havo boon ? fancy.
Or it might havo boon a freak.
But I thought I saw n parrot
With a noHobajj on its bonk.
And a duck was catching fishes.
Shod in high logged iaco up boots,
Wbllo a rrog sat on a hurdle '
Smoking live cent cheroots.
Thee wer? boctlea riding butlcrlhca.
And crickets- riding crabs,
Tboro were oysters in overshoe*,
".17. There were elephants in caus.
Dm when a dog began to mew,
And thought it was n bark,
jXI I wondorod what was coming,
Till I heard a voice remark:
"Go away, go away I
set *Tis the land or Topsy Turvy.
Do not stay."
But I lingered, yes, I lingered.
For a monkey on a .stick
Sang a lovo song to an ostrich.
And he culled her "pretty Dick."
_ It was very sweet and touching,
Like tho taste of apple pie,
And u listening potato
Had a teardrop in its oyo.
So I turned away discreetly,
Witli u sympathetic sneeze,
And loosed tho luces in my boots.
To give my feelings ease.
Then the ruin eauio like molasses.
And 1 murmured, "What u shamo
That I didn't bring u bucket."
Till I heard a voico exclaim:
"Go away, go away I
'Tis the land of Topsy Turvy.
Do not stay."
So I went, but now whecovor
Pooplo walk across my toes,
Or some absentminded person
Hangs his hat upon my nose,
Or whenever things look yellow
Through a bilious attack,
Or sonio clumsy banded waiter
Trickles gravy down my back;
When a sudden wind unkindly
Shuts my lingers In thu door.
Or I sit upon a tin tack
And go dancing on tho floor,
I recall that time departed
When I nearly lost my nervo
In tho old, old world of wonders.
When I heard that voice observe!
'?Go away, go nwayl
'Tis tho land of Topsy Turvy.
Do not stay."
Things In Cocoanuts.
There uro more things in cocoanuts
than you imagiuc. There is no port of
them which is not turned to sum'' ac?
count. First of all, there is the trunk of
the tree, the strong wood, that is made
into plunks and hoards. Then there arc
the leaves, which are dried in tho sun
and made into mats and baskets, roofs
of houses and hats and fans and servo
instead of paper to write on and to make
nooks of. Those leaves that are not used
for these purposes will feed cattle and
manurofields. Tho stem of the leaves is
very tough and strong and makes fences
round gardens. Ashing rods ami a
variety of other things for use in In discs.
The young green shoots are a cabbage,
which are eaten as a vegetable and
made into pickle or preserve. The
young, unformed nut of tho cocoiuiut
palm is n medicine. The nut itself gives
food and drink. Tho green husks can
he made into n sweetmeat. Of the fiber
that covers tho shell inside tho outer
husk are made mat tresses, cushions,
ropes, canvas, fishing nets, brushes und
mats. Front the nuts are pressed an oil
for the hair ami to burn for light or to
make soap and candles, and the ref?
use that is left after the oil is taken
is fed to poultry. The shell of the nut
si rves for drinking cups, spoons, pipes,
bottles, knife handles and a great many
more things than I can tell you. And
last of all is drawn the sap, or toddy, us i
it is culled, ami distilled into spirit, or ]
made into sugar or vinegar.
Dear Aunt Jan.
When Aunt Jan's coming, there's ouch romp?
ing in the house.
She's sweeter than a daffodil and softer than
it mouse.
She smgs about the passages and never wants
a rest.
And father say- it's all because a bird Is in her
breast.
When Aunt Jan's kissing, there's such a crowd?
ing round her knees,
Buch clambers to her bosom and snoh buttles
for 11 squeeze.
We dirty both her snowy cuffs, We trample on
her gown.
And sometimes all her yellow hair comes tum?
bling, tumbling down.
When Aunt Jan's dancing. WO all watch her as
she goes.
With in und out anil roundabout upon her
shiny toes.
And when her merry breath is tired she stops
I he fun and stands
To curtsy saucily to us ->r kiss her pretty
bauds.
When Aunt Jan's playing, the piano seems
alive.
With nil the notes as busy as the l ees are in 11
hive.
And ? In a it's time for Bedfordshire, as sweet?
ly as a lurk,
She hing- that <>"d is waiting to protect US ill
the (lai k.
When Aunt Jan's leaving, ivc are net ashamed
to cry,
A-klsstnu at the station ami a waving her
goodby.
But springtime brings tho crocus :.lter winter
rain and frost,
fc'o dear Aunt Jan will come again. She isn't
really lost.
A Nf wH Country For Our Maps.
We have li new country to mark ou
our maps.
Three of the Central American repub?
lics?Salvador, Nicaragua and Hondu?
ras?have banded together under one
govern mi ul and now call themselves
tho Greater Republic of Central Amer?
ica.
The m-w republic sent n minister to
see our president and obtain from him
u recognition of bis government, so that
Central America could be on speaking
terms with our government and be able
to transact business with us.
President Cleveland said it gave him
great pleasure to recognize, in the name
of the United States of America, tho
Greater Republic of Central America,
and he hoped tho new republic "would
soon include Costa Rica and C4untemaln
within its boundaries. Look these vnri
ous lands up on your maps and se e what
a nice compact little country they will
make if thoy do nil join together, ad?
vises The Great Round World.
Olo Bull, t he celebrated violinist, was
mudi n master of tho instrument, that ho
could play a melody of considerable
compass ou only one string.
as well a
demands
duces tl
most w.
cost.
ROANOKE'S
IN
0 room cottage on Sixth avenue s. w .
something nice und tlirt cheap, $900, $100
cusii, balance, $11 monthly with interest.
WANTED.
We hnvo several customers for houses
in the Northwest section. J.ist with us:
quick sale.
FOR SALE.
A nice i5 room house, Southeast section,
in elegant condition, good size lot, near
shops. Price $1,100,'$100 cash, lialauce
$12.50 per month.
WANTED.
Property Northeast. Wo can sell three
or four Houses in this section at once.
FOR SALE.
Two 5-room houses and two ncrcs of
liiml in the heart of Vinton, both for $1,?
000, only *luu cash, balance $10 per
month. How is this for a bargain
FOR SALE.
Mouse and lot on Third avenue, near
Jefferson street n. e. Price, $3,500, one
third cash, balance one, two and three
years.
WANTED.
Houses on easy payments, suitable for
shopmen, Southeast. Call make three
or four quiek sales in this section. Don't
tail to list with us.
FOR SALE.
7-room house on Seventh avenue s. w.,
full size lot, $1,050, $100 cash, balance
$12.50 per month. See this, it is a bar?
gain.
WANTED.
A li?t of farms. We have a customer
for n larce dairy farm: also several small
tracts close to the city. If you haven
farm you want to sell, we'can do it for
von quickly.
FOR SALE.
A nice. 7-raom house on Seventh avenue
s. \v., nil conveniences, lot of nice fruit
on the lot. This is something nice. Price
$2,000, $50(1 cash, balance very easy.
Don't fail to see this.
FOR SALE.
One of :he largest and liest brick resi?
liences on Church street, blir lot. nice
I shade ami all conveniences. Price $T,3C0,
ami this is dirt cheap, too.
This is only a partial list of the many
bargains on our I took s. We have farms,
vaucatit lots and houses lor sale in all sec?
tions
We pay especial attention to the rent?
ing of property. If you want your houses
well looked after them prompt pay?
ing tenants, list with us. liest of
references furnished. Write us what you
wan;.
r,vTIV-T.-3PT,'
AND
County Prop
Idirgc 8-room dwelling, all conven?
iences, on Twelfth avenue s. w. Price
$2,700. *j
Dwelling, 10 rooms, all conveniences,
on Eighth avenue s. w., near St. John's
Church, $3,000; $500 cash, balance $500
per annum.
Ilenutiful 12-room resilience on corner
lot on South Jefferson street, all conven?
iences, cost to build, $0,200, can now lie
bought for $4,000 on long time.
One of tlie most attractive dwellings on
the West End boulevard, cost to build,
!4,800, now in perfect repair. Price $3,750
Church street dwelling, 8rooms, on lot
60x200 feet. Price $3,200, lor quick sale.
Nice 7-room dwelling on Campbell
street, not far from courthouse, $2,1100,
on easy payments.
We have for sale probably one of the
most desirable properties in Roanoke
that we are offering at one-half of the
cost. Particulars mode known on appli?
cation.
liar go 11 room dwelling on Campbell
street, lot 00x150 feet, w il h stable. Price,
.S.-.;,ooo.
Fine brick property on Terry Mill, cost
$11,000; can now lie bought for $4.500.
Ii-room dwelling near Belmont school
house, $800.
Most desirable little farm of 40 ncrcs,
in 300 yards of electric car line, $1,000.
Fin farm, s| ncres, near Hol litis, well
improved, $3,800.
One of the finest little farms in Ron
noke county, three miles north of Roa?
noke city, $4,500.
Thtrfey-flvu acres, three miles from
city, $400.
Ground Floor, Terry Building.
is the cooking of dainties,
the shortening that pro
te lightest, best tasting and
holesome food at the lowest
lie purest, most healthful and
onoinical shortening ever
town. Get the genuine,
rade-marks ?(1 Cotlolcnc " and
teer's head in cotton-plant
?vrcath?on every tin.
Isold, everywhere.
THE N. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY,
M. Loalf, l'lilci|s, >'?? Orlf ?n?, n.Hlmor?.
aEAL estati
FOR RENT.
p.ksidences.
No. S2"> Einror nTcnnc s. w., per mon'h_ $300
Mo. .Sf>:i Waehlugtou avenue u. w., pjr
month. $11.25
No 1(85 Bhooandoah avcimo n. w., per
n\onth. if "5.00
Three houses on Oxford avenue, NorwPh.
per month, each. $3 r-n
No. :?<! Campbell avenue s. e., per month, $s.t)()
No. 102 Holiday street, R. 0., por mouth.... fS.UO
No ltu Holiday streut s. e., pur mouth_ f.S.Ol
No. H IV lloiio-iv street s. e., per moidh . ?l.'t?
No. Kti>$ Holiday street *. e.. per m >nth . $4.0'J
Nine rooms over Davis" hotel, GalnesDuro
avenue, per month. fit'.') I
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
Store room, 711 Konnoko street s. w., per
mouth. ?7.00
St- re room, cot net liullrnad &vei:uo and
liandolph street, per month. f-l 00
St< rs room, No. 20 Sulem kvcnnu s. O., per
month. $25.00
S'ore n ran. is? Sheuandoah evcuae u w.,
per month. $5.00
Wttiron lot. No Church avemie s. w..
nur month. $20 00
1'ivc office rooms, in lloomaw building,
per month, oarh.,. $000
Two bedroom* lu Mcomaw building, per
month, each. . $303
}3f~ Also property in n't port'ona ot the city
for sale on easy terms. Call on
J. W. BOSWEIL,
Itcnl Estate and Hcntal Agent IP" '??? Jefferson
ItOANOKK. VA.
FOR RENT.
'.'?room house on Seventh avenue, near Henry,
with all conveniencos. aheap,
s room honsc on Jefferson street, *ts.
8-room hoase on Ninth avenue. $12.
n-rootn hoase on Henry street, fin.
7 room hott?e on Ninth av< uue, $10.
B room house on Barrlson avenue n. e., ?.'.C;
with range, liuth, hot a'ul cold water.
4 room cottuge on (illmer nvennc u e., Sj.."'I.
0 rooui hoiitc in Belmont, $3.73. ,
FOR SALE.
A b:g bargain In a 1 l-room bouse: large lot,
large h rn, all conveniences; located In the
Notthwest; title good: will be sold very cheap,
bee us nliout. this property.
ft-room house on itighth avenue, all modern
conveniences. ?J,iru, small cash and monthly
payments Very cheap.
12 room house "near poitofflcc, In splendid con?
dition, $2,1100. Ba^y payments.
14-room house in Northeast, near sliope, $2,000;
oi'?-to-irth cash, batnuce easy,
C 8T" Karma t".- sale at low figures.
7. e B.Hartsook&Go ,
Market Square.
REAL BARGAINS
-IN
S-ronm house In Northwest, nice location, cor?
ner lot, $l,v,r>C; ?M) cs-li and $12.60 per month.
This -s a bargain for a .ailroad man.
t-room house in good location, $810; $8 cu-di
and ?s per month. A bargain tor a shop mat .
llcantlttil 5-rOOm hou?c on Eighth uv.nuc s. c ,
close in, largo lot with snadc, f\,'i'Ji; .*}J cash
and $12 i>cr month.
tl-room dwelling two hlorka from Market
Square, $8'0; payments very easy.
A good Broom hrtcK dwelling, large lot, In
Southwest Kounobe, with plenty or f hide, $l,'.Uo
cash, Is, well worth $1,500.
B-room dwelling In Northwest Itoannke, $i;0'1.
$GU cash and $i per month. Can be rented for
more tnau the monthly payment.
Nicely papered 7 room boose, corrcr lot, In
host part or Southwest, with modern improve?
ments, stable and carriage hou*e. with ?everul
Other Outbuildings, $l,0U;$9uJ cash and $ 17 psr
month.
ft-room house In West Rod, large lot, nice locu?
tion, $l,S0O; ?1'0 cash ami f lri V '.r mouth.
B-room house, large corner lot, bontboslt,
f.-so; $SU cash and .*ii> per month.
7-roora awcliing, with sewer connection, stable
and other necessary outbuildings, $1,300; $M
cash, $18.60 per month Wltbonl Interest.
B room house on Merry street n. w . $1.060; J25
cash und $10 pir mouth with no lulereet. Is
renting now for ?s (SO.
Two :i toota cottages, wi:h basement room,
sewer conned ion, nice garden and good location,
jfSouoacu; $15 c?;b ami $5 per moiiin With Inter.
est.
"?room house rn Sixth avenue 8. w.. nicely
papered. Price $1,500; $i6caeb and J:5 petmontb.
;te,its tow for $10.
6-rooin house on large lot, near Koanoke and
Southern railroad, newly fenced, bouse In good
condition. $1,250; $50 cash arid f pi.50 per month.
One ol the best residences on Church street, '.i
rooms. larL."i lot, best location, cost $8600.iii
heaatlfnl condition inside aud oat. Price $11,500;
$500 cash. $25 per month; la routing now at $25
pet month. Also two other splendid bargains, ou
ennrch avenue.
line of the most detlrabloand beet located bus?
iness houses, in the very best partof the business
centre of the city. One-fourth ot the price cash
and i>e rent will pay the balance. It ie renting
now for 14 per cent, otthc price aslccd. There ie
no better investment in the city than this Wi
have several other line bargains In bnslness
property on Salem avenue and Jefferson street.
<i room house uesr West Knd round boner, $H50;
$50 cash and $10 per month.
Nicely papered B room house on he best part ot
Seventh avenue n. o? $?60; $50 cash and $8 pot
mouth.
Good vacmt lot lo exchange for a horse.
FA H.MS:
Co i acre farm mi.es from Hoanoko, good
Improvements, well fenced and watered, plenty
ot timber, nice young orchard, $2,300?terms
easy. This Is a great bargain.
Go-acre f^rm close to RoanoSto, in good condit?
ion, $1,600 cash.
'.M acres or bottom land \H miles from Uolllns,
with $2,500 brick house, at tho edge of a beautiful
Hi acre grove of foreri oaks Hcdticed to $10 per
nr-e. 'i his is a splcr.dld tinrgalu.
180acres near llolllr.s liislltuie. seven miles
from Koauoke city, forty acres of which Is level,
the btbince upland, partly timbered good water,
fairly good Improvements, line peach and apple
o.'cbnrd, land well adapted to truck farming, all
kinds fruit and grapes, l'rlco now fl.MH); tasy
payments.
If yon want lo buy or rent, sell or exchango,
come and see us.
T.W.S
No. '-: 1.implicit AvenueS. W.
Tetter, Snlt-Rhcum and Eczema. *
The intense itching and smarting, inci?
dent to theso diseases, is instant ly allayed
by applying Chamberlain's Eye and
Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases t
have been permanently cured by it. It
is equally efficient for itching pH?*? and
a favorite remedy for sore nipples,
chapped hands, chilblains, frost bites
and chronic sore eyes. 25 cts. per box.
Dr. Cndy's Condition Powders, nro i
just what a horse- needs when in bad
condition. Tonic, blood purifier and
vermifuge. They are not food but
medicine and the best in uso to put a '
horse in prime condition. Price 25
cents per package.
CATOGNTS RESTAURA NT '
Is now open in the rear of the confec?
tionery. Meals: Breakfast, 28 cents.
Dinner, 25 cents. Supper, 25 . cents. :
Meal tickets $4. <
Beautiful lumps, latest style, lowest ,
prices. Gravatt's Fair, Salem avenue.
The following list is vvoith your
attention:
10 room dwelling with nil conveniences, ou
Church uvenne. $3.600; cash $500. monthly $*5. *
s room dwelling, Campbell avenue s. w., with
all Convenience*, $8,0UH. Terms riuht.
10 room dwelling on Salem avenue a, W ; great
bargain at $9,8 0.'
19-room ilwi Unit? wl'h all conveniences. Chare I '
nvenue, !ot 67x900, t-'t.COO, cssh |l,i,uu; balance
good terms.
4-room cottage, Southeast; lot 83xl3K; grcn:
barutatn at fSV . \
11 room dwelllnt! on Tar.ewell avenue, coner
lot. nicely papered, $t,0bU; oath #1141, balance
$10 per n onth
7 n otn dw< Hint? near shops, South.cast/$l,"5t';
cu-h KIM ; monthly $10 >
" room dwelling, hath and h!1 conveniences,
eornti lot, ,UOai Ur-icc Church, $l,."jW; good
tern s.
0-rooni dwolliug, Northwest, near West Kn *.
tound house, nicely paltered, f~->0; rash $$n, i
monthly (10,
6-room dwelling and lellur, two e(|iinrrs from
market lot 45*130, $Stf; cash $;<i, momhiy $to.
Hfty acre farm Bit miles from Hoanoko, ccm
tortable dwelling, SS urn n In timber, balance in
cultivation, tine gaidon turns. $860; cash$100,
balance one two and three years.
Kignty-foiir aero I arm live mips from Thai ton,
95 i eres in timber, balance In cultivation. G room
dwelling n;,d stublo. 7.n bearing apple trees, '
JSM); one-third cb?1i. hulanre one and two Years.
Forty-Qve acre farm three miles from Vlnton,
" room dwelling, two bams, tnree aircs in yonng
orchard, weil supplied with spring water, $iinu;
cash $KK); balance one, two and three years.
Ninety-eight acre farm six miles from l.'oan
olic, thlrty-tivc oere? in tlmher, two comfortable
dwellings on the farm, vor.ii? orchard, tine
graaalaud,$t,9Q0; one-fourth cash, balance one,
two and three yeurs.
Forty-eight acres 4? miles from the city, com?
fortable log honse of three roome. six acrei river
bottom: great bargain at f3i*i; $100 cash, balance
one and two years.
IdiT* If you wish to buy or rent, sell or ex- '
< nature, call and ecu us.
Keal Kstate and Rental Agents,
\<?. lO .Bcllersoii Street.
i
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? BLOOD BAL.El/9
THE GREAT REMEDY
FOR ALL ULOOD AND SKIN DISEASES
Baa been 'horoughly tested by
eminent physicians ud the peo
pls for forty years, and cures
quickly and permanently
1 SCROFULA. ULCERS. ECZEMA,
I RHEUMATISM. CATARRH, ERUPTIONS.
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'SENT VRttvroMB^Jlfhn*.*
BLU0D BALM v,0? Atlanta. Ga. ^
to Home Sowing Made
That Cannot be put in Good
Order at the New Home
Office, 309 Henrv
8treet.
ROANOKE, VA.,
Where will be found the line DlfOP
CABINET admired by so many
people for beauty and convenience;
also a vitrie.iy of tha different
machines made by this company,
which, if examined by those who
wish to buy, side by side with
other makes of machines, can
readily see tliey deserve all the
preise they have merited in Qnish,
durability, light-running und per?
feel WO' L.
Give us a call before you buy.
Thanking the people for their liberttl
patronage in the past,
I remain respectfully,
W. H. STRICKLER,
SOD HENKT 8TREKT, BOAKOKE, VA
