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September, 1940
AUTOMATIC AGE
G A R F IE L D C A N D IE S , INC.
M AKES ANNOUNCEMENT
NEW line of penny candy
bars that increases the
sales of vendors has been de
veloped by Garfield Candies,
Inc., Chicago, Illinois. They are
“ all-year-round” bars and have
proved themselves by the rigid
test of hot summer weather
when placed in vendors hereto
fore used only for chocolate
bars. It is reported that oper
ators ;who, instead of leaving
their machine idle, keep them
filled with Garfield’s new penny
bars are reaping harvests of
coins.
“ NUTTY NUGGET” , “ AL
MOND CHEW” and “ PEANUT
CRUNCH” are the names of
these popular, fast-selling new
penny candy bars. They are
high grade candy of excellent
taste.
“ Quality candy, attractive
packaging, and uniformity ac
complished by modern machin
ery” > said Fred Lax, Garfield’s
Production Manager, “ were all
combined to create this new
ideal penny candy-bar service
for all-year-round vending. The
inner grease-proof wax paper
and the machine double-wrap
ping are important features of
these bars, because they elimi
nate
all
vending
machine
troubles.”
An angle o f particular im
portance was pointed out by
Martin M. Malsh, Garfield’s
Sales Manager, who said: “ Now
operators need no longer fear
idle machines due to weather
conditions. Furthermore, our
new bars give the operators of
the selective types of penny bar
vendors a greater variety and
increased turn-over and profits.”
Another Garfield product is
“ SIX BITS.” This is a very fine
5c peanut candy bar, which has
proved a “ best seller” because it
has the tang so sought after by
\
the public and achieved only by
candy makers long experienced
in the art of toasting peanuts.
The attractive tri-colored, mois
ture-proof wrapper of trans
D IA L -A -T U N E
M E E T S
parent cellophane is in itself a
silent salesman. Air-tight seal
ing of the wrapper insures re
tention of the original goodness
of the bar.
The Garfield Candy Company
will mail samples of their prod
ucts to interested operators.
These samples come in attrac
tive mailing kits.
A P P R O V A L
H E R E
They p u t th e ir O .K . on R o c k-O la D ia l-A -T u n e Rem ote C o n tro l and Luxury Lightup
Phonograph.
Seated: George M urdo ck, R ock-O la D is trict M a n a g e r, and M rs. Cash
Shaw; standing, Bob A llen and Lester Beckman rig h t, o f Coast Am usem ent Com pany.
T H E
A R R O W S
M A R K
T H E
S P O T S
R ock-O la D ia l-A -T u r.e Rem ote C ontrol in sta llatio n in C hicago’s famous Sugar Bowl
Tavern where the crowds gather from A A .M . 't i ll (?).
This D ia l-A -T u n e in sta llatio n
consisted of seven W a ll Boxes and two Bar Boxes.
Proprietor says music ta k e has
jum ped 7 0 0 % .
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