Roanoke High School - Acorns Yearbook (Roanoke, VA)

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LLO FLORIST 'I' -4. 5. , tl I, H H IP H ll 0 ll H ll ,I IP lx ll 1' 0 ll n II I+ lr ll lr ll lr ll ll U Nl ,, o wl ll 0 0 H 1' ,I o ELOWER WI IN lx lx lb li 0 0 ll ll ll I! ll 'I' Propet-Childress Shoe Company EXPERT SHOE FITTERS If it is Exclusive, Stylish, New I 15 is Here 18 AND 207 SO. JEFFERSON ST. ROANOKE, VA. -fx- Young Man! Young Woman! The business of life is a battle-not a. parade. You've' get to do more than keep in step and look trim when you get on the firing line of business. Then you will need the strong Hnanoial ally of uc- cumulated savings. 1ISta.rt your Savings Account to-clay with The Natiollal EXGl1H.11g'6 Bank OF ROANOKE, VA. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 391,000,000 J. B. F151-xnum-:, President E. B. SPENCER, Cashier lb H 0 H H ll ll ll ll lx lx I1 lb U lu lx ll lb lb lr 0 lb IN lb IN lb IN lb lr lx IN lx U lx lx lx lx NI wa 51' You Ucm't Beiteo' the Best POR QUALITY BALANOED WITH PRICE, THE BEST DRESSERS GO TO Cooksey-Johnston MEN'S FURNISI-IERS GO LUCKY 13 WEST CAMPBELL AVENUE ROANOKE, VA.

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'7' fx' 0 0 U 0 E. S.BECKER,l110. :g QQ Chas. Lunsford 0 H 209 SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET 56 4' li 2 , ll v ROANOKL, VA' I ll lg 205, 206, 207, Q08 First National THE HOME OF WHITMANB 11 13111111 Buildime UNSURPASSED CANDIES ll 11 AND CONFECTIONS ,I Il 1 - Q A DAINTY PACKAGE FOR v ., iildllfllnflfl IHSHI 311166 COLLEGE GIRLS ll r: ll Q G ROANOKE, VIEGINIA Delicious salads, inziyonnaise li li i dressing, fancy and plain cakes, li 0 Q for ufeastsf, birthday or other l' . . 0 special occasions, prepared by a ll famous Southern housekeeper ll '- in f 1 Q and Cook. l elepllone .51 'l 0 fp ::::--1 1 :Zia 3 3 : ::: :- ::::::.g. .p:::::::::::::::::::::: - 22: In History class Mr. Layman was telling of the life of old Eng- land- And it was a very easy life then, the slaves doing all the work. SI-IOCKLEY- I wouldn't have liked that, nothing to do all day. Don't be too sure about that, responded Mr. Layman, you might have been one of the slaves. EWIN PARSONS- Pop, what is an echo? POP fwith a look at Mrs. Parsonsl- An echo my son is the only thing that keeps a woman from having the last word. MISS BEEBE-Hpruden, do you know your history? PRUDEN- No, I cannot repeat a Word of it. Miss BEEBE- Why? PRUDEN- What is the use? I have always heard that history repeats itself. . A ll I -x- ---- eee-----------eee-e ----ee---- eeee - e e e e- -1-

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ROANOKE BOOK SL STATIONERY COMPANY I5 CAMPBELL AVENUE, WEST B O O KS s'rA'r1oNERY TENNIS GOODS BASEBALL GOODS FOR THE VERY BEST THINGS IN C L O T H I N G GENTS' FURNISHINGS SHOES AND HATS VISIT THE Brotherhood Mercantile Company W. C. BURNS, Manager 107 South Jefferson Street ROANOKE, VA. 'Tall Oaks From Little Aoorns Grown Do not, like the ivy, cling to the oak, but plant the Acorn ol' Sav- ing to-day and become the sturdy oak itself. This Bank accepts deposits of 391 or more in its Savings Depart- ment and compounds interest four times a year. . The high standing of our direc- torate and ofiicers vouches for the Bank's StI'CUgt-Il. First National Bank ROANOKE, VA. IF I'I S INSURANCE Davis So SIJOQIIOIISOH GENERAL INSURANCE DAVIS th STEPHENSON BUILDING 112 KIRK AVENUE, SOUTHWEST ROANOKE, VA. o o Telephone No. ll