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AUTOMATIC AGE
A m e r ic a n
C h ic le
H ig h e r
November, 1939
W h e n Jive Boys T ake A B reather
R e p o rts
E a r n in g s
New York, N. Y .— The American
Chicle Co. has reported earnings of
$975,000 for the third quarter. A fter
deduction of taxes and charges, this
equals $2.13 a common share, as com
pared with $930,084 for 1938.
In the first eight months of 1939
sales were 18 per cent over last year.
The company expects to pay an extra
dividend of $1 a share and a quarter
ly dividend of $1 a share in the final
quarter this year. This would make
total payments for the year of $6 a
share, against $5.50 last year.
N .
Y .
C ig a r e tte
B r in g s
T a x
$ 5 ,3 0 3 ,1 6 1
The State tax in New York of 2
cents on each cigarette package re
turned $5,303,161 to the treasury
during its first two months of oper
ation. The net yield to the State was
$5,039,627, since $265,534 was the
amount of commissions to wholesaler-
agents for affixing stamps.
F o r the month of August sales
amounted to $2,168,344; Ju ly sales
were $1,825,652; and for the last
10 days of June prior to Ju ly 1,
when the tax became effective, sales
amounted to $1,309,164.
Besides the State tax there is also
an additional tax of one cent per
package levied by New York City.
Time to give the boys in the band a little rest, so this group of jitter-
addicts at Jack Lynch’s N ight Club atop the Hotel Walton Roof, popular
Philadelphia night spot, gather around the Wurlitzer to get an extra ear
fu l of rhythm and melody. The Wurlitzer plays during intermission
periods, thereby making "possible an evening of continuous music. “ Yes,”
says Barney Zeeman to Jim m y Blake as hosts for the Hotel Walton, “ You
can always depend on the W urlitzer to take care of every musical need
in any emergency.” And Helene Heath, Sally Lama't'r, and Frances East
man agree.
“ W u r litz e r N ig h t” A t B uffalo
The modem woman doesn’t mind
a man showing his hand i f he has
the jack in it.
FACTORY FRESH
Candy
C o a te d
R A IN B O W P E A N U T S
B O ST O N B A K E D B E A N S
$3.30
p e r 30
E A S T E R N
lb . c a r to n .
350 M u lb e r r y
N e w a rk ,
N.
S t.
J.
It was Wurlitzer night at Bison Stadium, Buffalo, N. Y., as the Buffalo
International League Team clashed w ith the Rochester Red Wings in a
late season game.
Use the
H anson
P E N N Y
C O U N T E R
to Count Pennies
and Nickels
Q U IC K L Y
A CCU RA TELY
Price with
durable carrying
cate $16
30%
DISCOUNT TO
OPERATORS
Satisfaction
Guaranteed
S p e ed s u p a te d io u s
t a s k ! 2 s ty le s . T o
c o u n t p e n n ie s u p to
$7.50 a n d $ 1 5 . 0 0 .
$7.50 c a p a c ity s c a le
w ill
a ls o
count
n ic k e ls .
Order from this
ad.
H A N S O N S C A L E CO.
(Est. 1888) 525 N. Ada St., Chicago
Sponsored by the Wurlitzer Bowling League, hundreds of Wurlitzerites
attended the game in a body paraded behind their band around the Park,
presented a Wurlitzer 500 in action for the entertainment of the crowd.
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