Classic Mode

Automatic Age

Issue: 1930 October

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sentative of the industry. He wanted to
give them a machine that would be right
mechanically. A machine that every oper­
ator could use. One that would make good
money.
About eleven months ago, experimenting
began. Progress at first was slow. It took
much patience and courage to go on. Ma­
chine after machine was made and put to
one side. Every time some new improve­
ment, some different device was thought
of and often, too, a less persistent staff
of mechanics would have abandoned the
work as an impossible task. But not so
with Rock-Ola’s mechanics.
They kept
right on to the very end.
Of course, all the while, it was very
costly to do so much experimenting. It
took lots of money. An idea of how much
may be obtained from the fact that
$29,600 was spent for dies alone. But
today, operators may point proudly to the
Rock-Ola Four Aces. It is their machine.
It is the result of their experience. It is
made by a man who is one of them. And
it is for them.
Unquestionably, it is a great and distinct
achievement, and a new page has been
added to the history of coin-operated vend­
ing machines with the coming of the long
awaited Rock-Ola Four Aces.
Sign on a perfume machine that is
not working properly.
“OUT OF ODOR.”
(Continued from page 114)
island scene of Monte Christo in Marsailles
harbor.
Perfume factory at Grasse.
Champagne cellars at Rheims. Lace fac­
tory in Belgium. Linen mills at Belfast.
Bushmills Irsh whiskey. The green vales
of Ireland. Dublin.
Don’t let anyone sell you a tour when
you go to Europe. A person of average
intelligence can get along in Europe about
as well as in America. I f you can’t, it
is “over your head” and you will not ap­
preciate it. I saw more American girls
crying around Europe this summer than I
ever wan to see again. They had bit on
these high pressure tourist schemes with
the result that all the glamour and
romance was destroyed. Of all the rackets
I know of going on in America today, these
tourist agencies are getting away with
about the worst.
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A G E M E N T , C IR C U L A T IO N , E T C ., R E Q U I R E D
B Y T H E ACT OF CO N GRESS O F
A U G U S T 24, 1912.
O f A U T O M A T IC A G E , pub lish e d m o n th ly a t
C h icag o for O ctober 1, 1930.
State of Illinois.
C o u n ty of Cook, ss.
Before m e
a N o ta ry P u b lic in a n d for the
State a n d co u nty aforesaid, personally appeared
O. C. L IG H T N E R , who, h a v in g been d u ly sw orn
acco rd ing to law , deposes a n d says th a t h e is
the P u b lis h e r of the A U T O M A T IC A G E , a n d
th a t the follow ing is, to the best o f h is k n o w ­
ledge a n d belief, a tru e s ta te m e n t of th e o w n ­
ership, m a n a g e m e n t a n d if a d a ily paper, th e
c irc u la tio n ), etc., of the aforesaid p u b lic a tio n
for the date show n in th e above cap tio n, re ­
quire d by the A c t of A u g u s t 24, 1912, em bodied
in section 411, P o s ta l L a w s a n d R e g u latio n s ,
p rin te d on the reverse of th is fo rm , to w it:
1. T h a t the nam es a n d addresses of the p u b ­
lisher, editor, m a n a g in g director, a n d business
m an ag e rs are:
P u b lis h e r L IG H T N E R P U B L IS H IN G C O R P .,
2S10 So. M ic h ig a n A ve.
M a n a g in g E d ito r, W A L T E R H U R D , 2810 So.
M ic h ig a n Ave.
B usiness M anager, O T T O C. L IG H T N E R , 2810
So. M ic h ig a n Ave.
2. T h a t the ow ner is ; ( I f ow ned by a co r­
p oratio n, its na m e a n d address m u s t be sta te d
a n d also im m e d ia te ly the re u nd e r the na m es a n d
addresses of stockholders o w n in g or h o ld in g one
per cent or m ore of to ta l a m o u n t of stock. I f
n o t ow ned by a corporation, the nam es a n d a d ­
dresses of the in d iv id u a l ow ners m u s t be given.
I f owned by a firm , co m p any , or othe r u n in c o r­
porated concern, its n a m e a n d address, as w ell
as those of each in d iv id u a l m em ber, m u s t be
g iv e n.)
L IG H T N E R P U B L IS H IN G C O R P ., 2810 So.
M ic h ig a n Ave.
O T T O C. L IG H T N E R , 2810 So. M ic h ig a n Ave.
M . C. L IG H T N E R , W ic h ita , K an s.
W A L T E R H U R D , 2810 So. M ic h ig a n A ve.,
Chicago, 111.
M. A Y R E S , 2810 So. M ic h ig a n A ve., C hicago,
111.
P A U L P H IL L IP S , 2810 So. M ic h ig a n A ve.,
Chicago, 111.
M A Y K IN N E Y , 2810 So. M ic h ig a n A ve.,
Chicago, 111.
W . H . H E R R IN G , 2810 So. M ic h ig a n A ve.,
Chicago, 111.
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a n d other security holders o w n in g or h o ld in g
1 per cent or more of to ta l a m o u n t of bonds,
m ortgages, or other securities are: ( If there
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in g the nam es of the owners, stockholders, an d
security holders, if an y, c o n ta in n o t only the
list of stockholders an d security holders as they
ap p e ar upon the books of the co m p any b u t also,
in cases w here the stockholder or security h o ld ­
er appears upon the books of the co m p an y as
trustee or in a n y other fid u ciary re latio n, the
na m e of the person or co rporation for w h o m
such trustee is a c tin g , is g iv e n; also th a t th e
said tw o p ara g rap h s c o n ta in sta te m e n ts e m ­
brac ing affian t’s fu ll know ledge a n d belief as
to the circum stances a n d co nd itio ns u n d e r
w h ic h stockholders a n d aecurity holders w h o d o
n o t app e ar upon th e books of th e co m p any as
trustee, h old stock a n d securities in a c a p acity
other th a n th a t o f a b o n a fide ow ner; a n d th is
affian t has no reason to believe th a t a n y other
person, association, or co rporation h as a n y in ­
terest direct or in d ire c t in the said stock, bonds,
or other securities th a n as so stated by h im .
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Issue o f th is p u b lic a tio n sold or d is trib u te d
th ro u g h the m ails or otherw ise, to p aid s u b ­
scribers d u rin g the six m o n th s preceding the
d ate show n above is. (T his in fo rm a tio n is re ­
quire d from d aily p u b lica tio n s only.)
O. C. L IG H T N E R , B usiness M anag e r.
Sw orn to an d subscribed before m e th is 1st
d ay of October, 1930.
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BANTAM
Q GAMES,
Y O U R GREATEST OP­
PORTUNITY.
F O R S A L E — F O U R M IL L S 6 c 75 M U T O S C O P E S — S E R IO U S
illness forces re tirm e n t from
F ro n t O. K . venders, serial
196,000, ju s t like new, $45.00 business. 75 K id d ie M utoscopes
each; 2 coin-operated e lectric­ m u s t be sold a t once. Good co n­
included.
a lly
am p lifie d
phonographs, d itio n — e q u ip m e n t
F O R S A L E — O N A C C O U N T O F p lays ten records, perfect shape, Price d a t a sacrifice for q uick
each.
S am
M ay,
1004 ac tio n, $32.60 each. T erm s 1/3
closed territory, M ills F ro n t $100
deposit, balance C. O. D. W . W .
V enders—good m e ch an ic al co n ­ Bellevue, C o lum b ia, S. C.
M arcus,
30
H aw kes
Ave.,
d itio n , w ith no value checks, a t
11-30
$60.00.
O ne-half w ith order, D E C A D IS C 5c S L O T E L E C ­ C o lum bus, Ohio.
tric P h on og raph s, $100 each,
balance C. O. D.
S u b je ct to
yo u r inspection. A la b a m a M in t w ill trad e on M in t venders Bells O P E R A T O R S A N D J O B B E R S
C o m pany, P. O. B ox 166, N o rth or Ja c k p o t m achines. Royler
get o ur prices on drilled b all
B irm in g h a m , A la.
t-f Sales Co., C a nto n, Ohio.________ g u m w ith num be rs in them .
O b ta in a b le in sets to s u it c a ­
C O M B IN A T IO N P E A N U T O R p ac ity of a n y m achines. Lowest
FO R SA LE— RECORDS FO R
C andy, a n d G u m B a ll m a ­ prices fu rnishe d on request.
your coin operated P h o n o ­ chines. V ends tw o articles for P e n n y O p e ra tin g Co., 2160 K no x
graphs.
P o p u la r m ak e s Elec- lc. R e a l m oney m a k in g m ach ine , Ave., St. Louis, M'o.
. trie Process.
Save m oney on $8.00 each. A ttra c iv e in a p p e a r­
lots of te n or more. Use only ance. A u to m a tic M ach in es Corp., W A N T E D — U S E D P IN
TAR­
the best for results. H . F . Un- •139 E. F o rt St., D e tro it, M ich.
gets photoscope reels, w ith
ley, E d g e w a te r P a rk , B u rl Co..
g irl pictures, C o lum bu s p e an u t
N. J.
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other
p e nny
m achines.
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description a n d
prices.
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venders, 17,000 up, 100 per L ark s . W . G Schneider, 6828 F in d la y , O hio.____________________
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F ie ld s 4-Jacks, l c play, never
OPERATORS
M ills 5c F ro n t venders, serial
u npacked, $25.00 each; Fresh P R O F IT A B L E
side line— 6 c cards o f nuts, n u m b e rs 180,000 to 200 , 000 , fine
salted pe an u ts, S p anish No. 1
b re ath
peps,
etc. condition, for 3 M ills 5c P lay ,
14c lb., packed in 6 , 10, 25 lb. asp irins,
boxes; cheaper in larger lots. E v e ry store buys. S teady re ­ F ac to ry B u ilt, Ja c k p o t Bells
S a m ue l Resnick, 138 R ive rd ale peats. W r ite for catalog. R o b b in or Ja c k p o t Side V enders, w ill
P ro d u cts, 28-A D o d w o rth St., give difference. W r ite Grover
Ave., Y onkers, N. Y.
B ro o kly n, N . Y .
H a h n , Greenville, Ohio.
W A N T E D — C A IL L E J U N IO R
F O R S A L E — A. B. T. B I L ­
Bells.
Give fu ll description D O Y O U C O U N T P E N N IE S ? —
L IA R D Tables, $37.50, lots of
T he
Presto
C o in
C o un te r
an d price.
H . F . U nley, Box
239, Scranto n, P a.
Tf-C counts an d stacks 100 pennies in five, $35.00; A. B. T. M o ving
of five,
15 seconds.
F its the pocket. targets, ’ $37.50, lots
P rice $1.60, cash w ith order. $35.00. A ll m achines quarante e d
F O R S A L E — R E C O R D S F O R M oney b ac k if no t O. K . Box 71, perfect co nd itio n. 1/3 deposit,
your
Coin-operated
P h o n o ­ C are A u to m a tic Age.________ T-f b alance C. O. D. C. B Brooks,
P. O. Box 142, N orfolk, V a. 11-30
graphs.
P o p u la r m ak e s E le c ­
tric Process.
Save m oney on F O R S A L E — T H R E E V E S T
lots of te n or m ore. Use only
P o ck e t B a sk e tb a ll G am es an d 10 A. B. T. 3 J A X 2 M O N T H S
use, $15.00; 3 A m e ric an Sales
the best for results. H . F . U n ­ one N om e P e n n y T arg e t m a ­
$225.00;
W a tlin g
ley, E d g e w a te r P a rk , B u r l Co., chine w ith g u m supply included. V ictro las,
N. J.
tf-C Twenty-one dollars for the lot. Scales inside locations a b o u t 2
C ash w ith order. Irv . F einson, years old, $80.00; 10 A. B. T.
targets, $9.00; 10 G o ttlie b Grip-
O U R M O T T O — L O W E S T IN 215 4th Ave.. N ew Y o rk C ity . . pers, 7 m o nths, $7.25; 10 M ills
P R I C E S — H IG H E S T IN
W iza rd s, $4.76; 6 E x h ib it C ard
R E B U IL T
J A C K ­ venders, $3.76; 4 B lu e b ird Dice,
Q U A L IT Y . Im p e ria l C igare tte W A N T E D
P O T S , have p e n n y m ach ine s $6.00; 10 M ills P u r ita n s 6 c,
m ach ine , 80 pack cap., $ 20 . 00 ;
late st m odel B a sk e tb all m ach ine , of a ll k ind s to trad e for sam e. $15.00; 2 T oday venders, serials
$3.00; W r ig le y ’s g u m m ach ine , G ive fu ll d e tails in first letter. 3,300, $30.00; M ills side, serial
$3.00; E x h ib it b o w ling alleys, C. G. Moore, P. O. B ox 317, 9,000, broken back lock, $25.00;
$5.00; Chester-Pollard J r . G olf B edford, V a.
Je n n in g s side, 52,027 w ith re g ­
m ach ine , $40.00; five cent Ju g g les ____________________ __
ister, $32.50; M ills front, 136,708,
m ach ine , $3.00; a ll m ach in e s in W I L L P A Y C A S H F O R M E R ­ $30.00. 1/4 deposit. E . K . V.
perfect w o rk in g order. W e have
chandise a n d a m u s e m e n t m a ­ M ach in e Co., P lke v ille , K y.
on h a n d all types of M ills a n d chines in good co nd itio n in
Je n n in g s B ell parts a t lowest M e tro p o litan d is tric t. Y o nkers F O R
SALE— 1
M IL L S
26c
prices. W e buy, sell or exchange V e n d in g M ach in e Co., 27 P ro s ­
Bell, No. 189,432, <§> $55.00; 1
alm o s t every type of v e nd ing pect St., Y onkers, N . Y.
M ills 25c Bell, No. 185,431, @
m ach ine . Suprem e V e n d in g M a ­
$55.00; 1 M ills 6 c Bell, No. 191,­
chine Co., 590 P arksid e Ave., BANTAM Q M ORE PRO ­ 446, @ $45.00; 1 M ills 5c Bell,
B ro o kly n,’ N. Y.
No.
@ $45.00;1 M ills
FIT ABLE THAN MINT O. K . 190,398,
vender, N o. 179,443, <§>
$45.00; 1 M ills O. K . vender.
E V E R Y R E A D E R O F A U T O ­ VENDERS.
m a tic A ge should send 20
No. 181,463, <@) $45.00: 1 B. & M.
;e n ts a n d get ac q u a in te d w ith F O R S A L E — B R A N D N E W G u m B a ll vender, ne a rly new,
the “ The A d v e rtis in g W orld.*'
a ll steel collapsible stands $16.00. E a c h is in A - l condition.
The m a g a z in e of a d pep, $2 the for a ll k in d s of M in t vendors, 1/3 dow n, b alance C. O. D.
year. T he A d v e rtis in g W o rld , $4.00. M ilto n M. P e arlm e n, 2320 W a lte rs d o rf M u sic H ouse, Cres-
C o lum b u s, Ohio.
-tf M a in St., H a rtfo rd , C onn. 9-30 ton, Iow a.
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