Automatic Age

Issue: 1931 December

Y o u
M a k e
M o r e
O p e r a t i n g
M o n e y
t h e
IR O N C L A W
( Trade Mark )
T h a n
a n y
L e g a l
M
a c h i n e
ACTUAL FIGURES from Two of the Largest
and Finest Hotels in the Country
$228.55 in 6 days
“ The Iron Claw which was recently put in
our lobby has grossed $228.55 in six days.
The average daily receipts we can easily
figure run between $30.00 and $35.00. We
like the Iron Claw immensely and our
Patrons are continually playing for the
amusement, and good quality of the mer­
chandise.”
$342.90 in 2 weeks
“ This is to advise you that the Iron Claw
which we have installed in our lobby has
proved very satisfactory. The receipts for
the past two weeks were $342.90. It has
attracted a large crowd and is evidently
very entertaining.”
(Original letters in our file)
GET INTO THIS BUSINESS
No amusement device in the last decade has been such a
tremendous success, or has had such a large continuous
play—no machine can compete with the “ Iron Claw.”
FREE: 2 valuable Booklets
Every operator should send for his copies
“ Profitably Placing the Iron Claw” : tells you how it is
done and gives you the information that brings results.
Operators who have this information are netting them­
selves from $750.00 to $1000.00 per month with a route
of ten Iron Claws, working three days a week servicing
them.
“ The Exhibit Iron Claw on Location” : a collection of
attractive photographs showing the type of high class
locations where Iron Claw machines are being profitably
operated— locations where no other type of machine
would be tolerated— big money locations operators have
always wanted and could never get.
OPERATOR’S PRICE, with base, $235.00 F.O.B. Chicago
We Build Up to a Standard, Not Down to a Price
H ERE’S CO-OPERATION: Write or wire us that you are in the market for ten
or more Iron Claws and we will send an experienced man to show you how to get
locations; decorate the machines with suitable merchandise; and service the machines
to the best advantage.
E X H I B I T
4 2 2 2 * 3 0 W . L a k e S t .,
S U P P L Y
C H IC A G O , IL L .
C O .
E st. 1 9 0 1
$1.00 per year.
Published m onthly by L ig h tn e r Publishing C orporation, 2810 South M ichigan
A venue, Chicago.
Entered as second class m a tte r A ug ust 10, 1926, at the Post Office a t
Chicago, Illin ois, under th e A c t of M arch 3, 1879.
© International Arcade Museum
http://www.arcade-museum.com/
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r i s t i c
SCALE
Don’t Be Confused
. . . or Misled
Quality Has No
Substitute
A cheaply priced w eighin g m achine
is hound to be costly— th ere is no
such th in g as a " p re tty good” or
m edium grade w eighin g m achine.
You eith er have dependable y e a r-
round service— or you h a ven ’t W h en
you purchase w eighin g m achines
you m ust know th a t th ey w ill give
years of sa tisfacto ry service.
W awing!!
To Operators!
Do not be m isled by m isleading
a d vertising , being handed out by a
c e rta in m a n u fa c tu re r of w eighin g
m achines. B efore you buy In vestl-
gate and do it thoroughly. Y ou r
money, yo u r rep u tatio n , yo ur con­
tinued success a re a t stake. W e,
as repu tab le m an u fa c tu re rs are
i chargin g fa ir prices com m ensurate
w ith m a n u fa c tu rin g costs for our
m erchandise. Then, too, our scales
are gu aran teed for 5 years and we
. extend term s to responsible oper­
ators.
I f you, as an operator, are in ­
terested in facts and not hot-
a ir, buy one of our scales on a p ­
proval. E ith e r the " F e a tu ris tic ”
or LoU oy model. Com pare it w ith
this so-called H o t-S h o t Scale and
if you are not blind you can read ily
see the difference. R em em ber this:
T h ere has never been or never w ill
be a su bstitu te for q u ality. W hen
you purchase cheap things . . .
. . . "cheap” . . . you can expect
trouble and p lenty of it. A word
to th e wise is usually sufficient.
P ro fit by other people’s experience.
• Think This Over
T h e L arg est Scale Operators buy only the best of equipm ent. Y ears
of costly experim ent have ta u g h t them this.
P lain fa cts and
not bull count w ith th em .
If a cheap scale would an sw er th e ir
purpose, couldn’t th ey purchase them as w ell as anyone else?
R O C K -O L A
M F G .
C O .
SCALE DIVISION
615 to 629 Jackson Blvd.
© International Arcade Museum
Chicago, Illinois, U. S. A.
http://www.arcade-museum.com/

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