Automatic Age

Issue: 1928 August

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A u t o m a t ic
A ge
ADVANCE VENDING MACHINES
Made by a Com­
pany Established
Since 1900
W e make vend­
ing machines for
Peanuts, L o o s e
C a n d ie s , Candy
P a c k a g e s , Ball
Gum, Stick Gum,
E l e c t r i c i t y , Ci­
garettes, Matches,
S e l e c t i v e Mer­
ch a n d is e , P i c ­
tures, Post Cards,
F o r t u n e s , Pen­
c ils , P e r fu m e ,
T o ile t L o ck s,
Sanitary G o o d s ,
Sandwiches, N ov­
elties and many
others.
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th e a u t o m a t ic a g e
V ol 5
CHICAGO, AU G U ST, 1928
No. 1
Autosales Corporation Opens
Automatic Store Number One
The first automatic store in the
■world
was opened
,
* ------ on Juy 4th, by
e Autosales Corporation. This was
utosaleshop No. 1 located on W est
th Street, Coney Island, N. Y . It
ls a fair sized confectionery shop and
contains over one hundred units sell-
Th
W ile’s biscuits, Planter’s nuts and
chocolate, W alter Baker’s 5c choco­
late, American Chicle Company’s
gum, Heid’s nuts and chocolate, Life
Savers mints and fruit drops, etc.
Their policy is to make the Auto-
saleshop a unit o f a general chain
e first completely Automatic store, installed by Autosales Corporation,
at Coney Island, N. Y.
£ lc, 5c, 10c and 15c articles; 25c
nJts will be added later.
shop is divided into sections
°Mow: Biscuits, nuts assorted
Candies, Chewing gum and
!nts, prjze Packages, Cigarettes.
n. addition ther are a number o f
0r>ny cup machines fo r the drink
fountains.
All the articles sold are nationally
j* vertised and well known. The ar-
J? es being sold include National
scuit Company’s biscuits, Loose
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store system selling merchandise o f
all kinds automatically and catering
to a great extent to the neighbor­
hood trade. Investigations are now
being carried on in other lines o f
merchandise and it is expected that
the Autosaleshops will truly present
a new mode o f merchandising as it
will cater to the buyer o f small pack­
age goods, fo r which the demand is
admittedly large, rather than to the
buyer o f bulk goods.
The policy o f selling only merchan­
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