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DO Y O U COU N T P E N N IE S ?— The
Presto Coin Counter counts and
stacks 100 pennies in 15 seconds.
Fits the pocket. Price $1.00, cash
with order. Money back if not O. K.
P. C. Smith, 901 Lafayette Parkway,
Chicago.___________________ ________ . T -f
O P E R A T O R S — “ N orta” works like
magic. F or cleaning type or type
writers. Norta makes it easy to clean
the type on your typewriter. Just
touch the type with Norta, cleans
type in 15 seconds. Last forever.
Price $1.00 cash with order. Money
back if not o. k. Schatz Novelty Co.,
Burton, Texas._______________________ 4
F O R S A L E — Patented vending ma
chine. Mechanism steel stampings.
Dies made ready fo r manufacturing.
Five machines finished. Rare oppor
tunity. L. R O B E R T S , 644 Market,
York, Pa.
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FO R S A L E — Numbered Ball Gum—
$7.00 set o f 1,200 balls. Ten sets,
$6.50. Lower prices in quantity lots.
Goodbody, 72 Vanbergh Ave, R o
chester, N. Y.___________________ 3-4-5
FOR SA L E — 25 brand new Burnham
& Mills Baby Vendors, $30 each—
15 slightly used at $25 each; 10 W at
ling Lincoln Quarter Bells, like new,
at $60 each; 20 National Coin Penny
Targets, special lots, $7 each. Twen
ty-five per cent with order, balance
C. O. D. H. J. W A Y M A N , 1184
Wenonah Ave., Oak Park, 111.______ 4
SLOT M A C H IN E S— Rebuilt and re
finished
by
fa ctory mechanics.
Look and operate like new. You need
not accept them if not as represent
ed. 25% deposit, balance c. o. d. E x
amination allowed. All makes: Side
Vendors, $40.00; 5c Bells, $35.00; 10
and 25c bells, $55.00; 50c Bells, $75;
5c Iron Case Bells, $27.50. 10 and
25c Iron Case Bells, $45.00; Penny
P’lay Iron Case, $35.00; Mills Front
Venders, $65.00; Jennings Front V en
ders, $80.00. Loudon N ovelty Com
pany, 68 N. W hitesboro St., Gales
burg, 111.
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© International Arcade Museum
FOR SA L E — Mills and J e n n i n g s
Side Venders, $45.00 each. One
50c Skelly Bell, $60.00; Bluebird Ball
Gum Target, $7.50; Exhibit Supply
Co. Play Ball Targets, $10. South
ern Confection Co., I l l East Mar
shall St., Richmond, Va.
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SU G G E STIO N F O R I N V E S T
M E N T — A device, just p a t e n t e d ,
fo r playing, teaching and practicing
the game o f golf. It consists o f a
topographical map 3 by 12 feet of &
g o lf course with miniature hills, val
leys, water hazards, fairways, tees,
greens, etc., colored with the colors
o f nature. On this miniature course
are four small balls. The course >s
on a large table. By the side o f the
table or miniature course on the
on a grass mat is a regulation g0'*
ball. Four players, fo r in s ta n t
start a game. The first player se
lects any g o lf club from his bag
drives the regulation g o lf ball juf
as he would on an open course. The
regulation g o lf ball, however, is cap'
tive and can travel a limited distance
As soon as the player strikes the reg'
ulation g o lf ball, his little ball
the miniature course is projected y1
same direction, the same elevati0”
and the same relative distance
the regulation g o lf ball would hav^
gone had it been released and reVr?l
ducing all the intricasies o f play ^
same as on an open course. The otA'
er three players drive the same cap
tive ball in the same manner. Th®'
follow up the miniature balls on
miniature course and play in exacts
the same way that they would P**'
on a regulation course. I f interes
ed, write the undersigned. P l e a s e " ,
not call or phone. L. B. Spaffor\’
1924 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago,
W A N T E D — W e are interested ^
buying and trading as:
Shovels, Lighthouse Grip Test, **
Grip Test and good used arcade J® *
ch :nes. A. G. Nicolaus A m u s e m
Machine Co., 241 Schenk Ave^ j
Brooklyn, N. Y.
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