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Rabkin, o f the Ir ternational Muto
scope Reel Company, after which Mr.
Rabkin was given a yelling1 vote of
thanks.
The following were present at the
banquet: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rabkin,
International Mutoscope Reel Com
pany, Inc.; A. E. Gebert, Advance
Machine Co.; Mr. and Mrs. A. W.
Blendow, National Gum and Ma
chine Co.; Helen Smith, Advance
Vending Co.; Irl LaGrange, La
Grange Automatic Machine Corp.; O.
C. Lightner, AUTOMATIC AGE;
Arthur H. DuGrenier, M fr.; F. C.
DuGrenier; Rella M. Daigle, Esther
L. Daigle; Evelyn Arnold, W. H.
Hopkins; Miss Ella E. Hudson; Geo.
A. Grastorf; Wm. L. Sheade; Sonia
Chait; Dora Berman; H. B. Jones;
Leonard Sless, M. D.; David Stern;
B. Miller; Royland Bard.
Representatives o f the Flatbush
Gum Co., Inc., Reliable Peanut Co.,
Inc., and Eat All Products Co. were
present. The Autosales Corporation
was represented by the following:
G. P. Grant, J. Brandt, J. R. Nelson,
H. P. Miles, H. Vanderoef, J. Thorn-
ley, D. Hostel, H. D. Thomas, H.
Schnaars, B. Weinberg, H. Fink,
Odin Thomas, D. Schott, H. Mag-
1 in, F. R. Sommers, S. Weinberg, N.
Arnold, A. Wittenberg, L. Seliger, F.
Siefert and C. Martin.
The Corbin Cabinet Lock Com
pany distributed souvenirs that at
tracted quite a bit of attention. One
was a pair of cuff buttons in the
shape of a gold key, and another
was a watch fob holding a little gold
padlock.
The Autosales Corpoi'ation dis
played their full line. This company
is one of the oldest in the business.
They make a gum and chocolate
vender, theatre chair vender, hand
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kerchief machine, penny scale, shoe
polishing machine and a new five
cent vender in the form of a wash'
kit containing a cloth towel, tablet
of soap and a fibre comb.
In Larger Quarters
The Mint Gum Company, Inc., art'
nounces that it has been necessary
to secure larger and more up-to-date
quarters on account of the increased
volume of business due to the de
mand for A. A. Quality Ball Gun1
Their new plant, which is a mos
modern chewing gum factory, ^
enable them to increase production
and continue their usual service t0
operators. It is open at all times
for inspection by the trade.
“Magic Mirror,” Gold
Drink Machines, Are
Promising Devices
The “ Eskomatic” Self-Service
erage machine and the “ Magic
ror” are among the new machine*
announced in this issue. These ai'e
manufactured by the Bee Jay Prod'
ucts Company, Inc., of New York.
The Magic Mirror appears as 0
highly attractive device, which is neC'
essary to invite play, a machine sitf1'
pie in operation so that it require®
no attention other than collection-"
and one which gives amusement onb
in return for pennies. Its appeal
in its ability to answer any question
the customer puts to it, the answelS
being flashed upon the mirror.
The Automatic Drinking F ounta^
will interest operators who have g°°
locations for soft drink machines.
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