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Racine, Kenosha Counties

T. 4 N. Raymond R. 21 E. 


   Mrs. Ed Mandernack
State Bowling Champion 1924
    "BIG EDS" BIG TEN
Sure, fast, well kept, well lighted-.-
a clean, delightful place to enjoy
bowling.
"Big Ed" Mandernack
Big Ed's Alleys are the favorites of
both Men and Lady Bowlers
     BIG ED'S new alleys are popular. Bowlers like to en-
         joy the game here. They like the well-kept alleys,
     the lighting, the courtesy, and the service. Beginners pre-
     fer Big Ed's because instructions in the game are cheer-
     fully given. Mrs. Mandernack instructs the ladies.
     "Get the Habit of Bowling at Big Ed's"
             "YOU'LL IMPROVE YOUR GAME
  STATE CHAMPIONS
Big Ed's Lady Bowlers who
have gained a State-wide re-
putation in their 'champion-
ship matches.
BigEd's Hotel
1351 State Street  Racine. Wiscon
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Alleys
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