Concordia College - White and Blue Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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a ANIL, Mi the aesneaenogeran ‘HE WHITE. m. AND BLUE Sr Aim H. H. Brueggemann Company COAL NB COKE 951 Teutonia Avenue’ Lincoln 77 Jukes “Now,” roared the bristling new manager, “you fellows gotta work for me, and | want every man in the gang to understand what’s what. I kin lick any man here.” ll were silent, except one husky recruit who stepped forth and Said?) You can't lick mes “T can’t, can’t 1?” bellowed the manager. “No you can’t,” was the firm challenge. “Alright, then, you're canned. I’ll have no man in the gang that iP echoes Abtelbes ROUNDY’ 1875 SUPERIOR COFFEE T’S delightful flavor pleases every lover of good coffee. This is our own blend of selected coffees and you will find that it will appeal to you. At Your Neighborhood Grocer ROUNDY, PECKHAM © DEXTER CO. MILWAUKEE Page Eighty-eight