158
February, 1936
AUTOMATIC AGE
IN D E X T O A D V E R T IS E R S
FEBRU A RY. 1936
A
A.B.T. Mfg. Co.
.................... 50, 78, 80, 85, 97, 113, 139
Ace Sales Co.......................................... 70
Ad-Lee Co.
...................................... 123
Advance Machine Co........................... 114
American Chewing Products Corp. .122
American Pistachio Corp...................44
A tlas Novelty Corp...............................124
Autom atic Amusem ent Co.................95
A utom atic Sales Co............................ 14
Pioneer Vending Service ................. 98
Ponser, Geo............................................124
H
R
Reynolds, E. E ....................................153
Robbins & Co., D ..........40, 69, 126, 149
Rock-Ola Mfg. Corp....... Inside Front,
......... Inside Back Cover, 3-7, 161-164
Roovers Mfg. Co................................. 151
Rowe Mfg. Co....................................... 22
Hanson Scale Co.................................. 95
I
Ideal Novelty Co................................. 117
Illinois Lock Co.................................... 108
Independent Lock Co........................... 100
International Mutoscope Reel Co. .50, 94
J
Jennings & Co., O. D ...63-66, 131-134
K
K aufm an, Babe, In c ........................... 21
L
Lazar & Co., B. D ............................. 81
Lincoln Novelty Co............................. 138
Little N ut Vendor Co......................... 115
Badger Novelty Co................. ...99, 154
Bally Mfg. Co....... 13, 75, 87, 88, 90, 105
Banner Specialty Co........................... I l l
Barron & Co., E. T........................... 115
Berger Mfg. Co.
...............49, 99, 102, 111, 125, 141, 151
Birm ingham Vending Co...................121
Brewer & Sons, Chas........................ 118
M
Capehart Corp................................... 76-77
Chicago Lock Co................................. 118
Columbus Vending Co. ...B a c k Cover
Connecticut Amusement Co............. 48
Commodity Export Corp................... 119
M arkepp Co.................... ..................46, 83
Marshall, Inc., B. J ............................45
McCormick Vending Machine C o...140
Mills Novelty Co...............................15-18
Monarch Coin Machine Co................ 146
N
N ational Amusem ent Co.................... 67
N ational Coin Machine Corp........... 49
N ational Coin Machine Exchange. .137
Norris Mfg. Co...................................... 116
Northwestern Corp............................... 68
O
Oceancrest Novelty Co...................... 138
P
Paces Races .................................8-9, 42
Pacific Amusement Mfg. Co......... 10-11
Pan Confection Factory .................. 122
Patterson Vending Co........................ 47
P eanut Specialty Co........................... 117
Penny K in g System .................. 81, 111
Daniels, M. T.................................72, 148
Daval Mfg. Co...............103-104, 109-110
Drushell Co., J. D ............................... 12
E xhibit Supply Co....................
Grandbois, U. G ................................... 114
Groetchen Tool Co...................... 127-128
91, 93
Gabel Mfg. Co............................... 106-107
Gardner & Co. ...................................136
Gaylord Coin Machine Corp............. 92
Genco, In c .............................................. 89
General Metal Prod. Co......................119
Germack, John N ................................96
Globe P rintin g Co............................... 142
Goodbody, Joh n ..........................148, 152
Gottlieb & Co., D ............................... 84
Buying Mart Plan Subject
at Iowa Meeting
O R G A N IZ A T IO N of an “Associa
tion Buying Mart” was the prin
cipal subject of discussion at the
regular monthly meeting of the Auto
matic Merchandisers’ Association of
Iowa, held on Tuesday, January 21,
in Des Moines.
Fred K. Chandler, secretary of the
association, first outlined the co
operative buying plan to members
about a year ago. At that time he
P IM
pointed out that the funds accumu
lated under such an arrangement
could be used for promoting a public
relations publicity campaign and in
handling legal matters. A plan of
this kind, he said, would encourage
members of the industry to place
their orders through the association,
which would benefit their own com
munities, counties, and the state.
Present conditions indicate a real
GAME
CHECKS ►
for
Payout Tables, Pin Games, Bells, Jack Pot Games, etc.
Highest grade brass, accurately milled anti uniform in size and thickness.
Furnished in either the No-cash-value or Trade. Solid or with holes.
Ic
5000-..........................$4.00 M
1009............................ 4.25
500............................ 2.50
5c
$4.50 M
5.00
3.00
10c
$4.00 M
4.25
2.50
25c
$5.50 M
6.50
4.50
Nickel plated checks add $1.00 per M to above prices
Terms—One-third Cash— Balance C.O.D.
SUPREME PRODUCTS CO.
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333 No. Michigan, Chicago, 111.
S
San Tone Coin Machine Co............. 126
Self-Serv Mfg. Co............................... 140
Silent Sales Co...................... 20. 120, 152
Simmons Coin Machine Co...............130
South Coast Amusement .................144
Southern Autom atic Sales Co.
..............................................143. 150, 154
Specialty Coin Machine Builders. .141
Standard-Johnson Co., In c................ 86
Sterling Service ...................................145
Stoner Corp............................................82
Supreme Products .................... 115, 158
T
Talbert Novelty Co............................. 155
Trim ount Coin Machine Co.141, 157-160
V
V iking Specialty Co.................... 112, 148
W
Western Equipm ent & Supply Co. 147
W ilcox Co., W . W ........................97, 140
W ithey, B. A ........................................ 125
W . J. C. Vending Co......................... 112
W urlitzer Mfg. Co., Rudolph ....51-62
Y
Yale & Towne Mfg. Co......................102
Yale Slot & Slug Co..........................114
York Vending Co................................. 135
Z
Zenobia Co............................................. 38
need for such a plan, members de
clared, which prompted them to take
definite action on the matter at the
January session.
President Robinson appointed Mr.
Chandler chairman of a committee
to work out details of the plan so
that it can be put into effect as
soon as possible. Others appointed
to this committee are Max Langer of
Dubuque, H. Z. Smith of Mason City,
and C. P. Harrison of Fort Madison.
The eight-point program adopted
by the National Council at its session
in Chicago during the Coin Machine
Convention, received the hearty en
dorsement of the Iowa group.
Members voted to hold all future
meetings on the third Tuesday of
each month in the Kirkwood Hotel
in Des Moines.
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