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Automatic Age

Issue: 1927 October

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TH REE REASONS W H Y
Exhibit Operators Are Prosperous
First Reason—
ID EAL CARD VEN DER
The King of Penny Vending Machines
Jlusy all the year round.
of its size made.
Holds more mcrchandi.se than W1'
.
An operator’ s machine throughout-—sturdy ‘
^
construction; lias two Exhibit sliding slots; separate, ciash box
ana compact for counter use. Interest never wears off bwauso *
one or morq now serin* of attraotivo cards every thirty days.
is selling from
1.000 to
3,000 cards a week for
.^t
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fT]iO 1
successful op*I v|
Second Reason—
PHOTOSCOPE PICTURE M ACHlN#
The
BEST
L e g itim a te
P enny
M a c h in e
M ad e
stt^
The Photoscope is built to meet the demand for a sni#*' K
io^
and efficient drop picture machine that can be placed out in a
of spots *
scope is due to the wonderful pictures we make exclusively for 1 ,1.*t<'tS
machine.
W o spend thousands of dollars yearly to give 01 ^ Itf
pictures that will get the money we just released 230 sets 1 • ^-llf
famous movie stars -enough pictures to equip fifty I ’ h otoecop es j|tf
different subjects.
Operators who are anxious to establish a
ye*1
route wi'l find the Photoscope the "backbone of their business.
tlio
pictures
every
week
and
keep
simply change around th
ro'.ling in.
Th!rd Reason—
P LAY BALL AM U SE M E N T M A C H I ^
The Biggest Seller of All Target Machines
You can get back the play in that lost target location by
in the Play ISall.
It is a handsome machine— aluminum cablUf jjrf
bright colored display baseball field.
Tho pin-board funder . V
test) pays out about 2i per cent—just right to please tho playefc
and operator. The "penny back” feature is groat—it keeps the * ^[1
good humor and increases tho earnings.
The cash box
devlee. Cannot be beaten by tipping mao-line. Mad Io
or counter.
The Play Ball is paying for itself every
locations.
fasten
eek
-THINK THIS OVER-
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Thousand* o f these hachines are being sold to operators, but you seldom see any used » ’a
offered for sale. Why? The reason is liecause these machines arc "steady rejxiaters.”
At no d'ffmrnee.
We are regularly bringing out new ideas to keep up the interest. These D1*® ,j,jy
pay for themse.ves over and over again, and as operators cunnot buy anything near as good
hold onto these machines year after year.
Exhibit Machines Draw Like a Magnet and Pay Big Dividends
^
The sucoess of this company is not an a evident, l>\it I he inevitable result of giving » ,orC
the best lot the least.
(Jet. our operators' prices on these three money makers
Three big descriptive circular*
free upon leanest. Special terms to responsible operators.
West Lake
E X H IB IT SU PP LY CO. 4222-30 CHICAGO
St reet
c* y
$ 1 .0 0 p e r y e a r .
P u b lis h e d M o n th ly by L ig h tn e r P u b lis h in g C o r p o r a t io n , 223 9 S o . M ic h ig a n Ave.
E n te re d as s e c o n d c la s s m a tte r A u g u s t 10, 1926, a t th e p o s t -o ffic c a t C h ic a g o . I lli n o is , u n d e r th e A c t o f M arcl’
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