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Automatic Age

Issue: 1941 April

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April, 1941
individually, get others in the
community to write them and
demand their unqualified sup
port. Have your Chamber of
Commerce, your Trade Organ
izations and members of, your
Church, etc., do likewise. It is
your livelihood as well as your
duty. Take this seriously.
You must file U. S. Income
and Defense Tax Return if your
gross income, if single is $800
or over, if married, $2000 or
over. Gross income defined is
total receipts less net cost of
goods sold regardless of all ex
penses.
These are very Im p o rta n t
If, during 1940, you paid sal
aries, rents, commissions bon
uses and interest to any individ
ual who is single $800 or over,
or $2000 or over to any individ
ual who is married, you must
file information Forms 1096 and
1099 with the Fed. Govt, before
Feb. 15 and Forms 596 and 599
with the State of Calif., if
single $1000 or over and if mar
ried $2500 or over. Your income
return must show an in
ventory for each calendar year.
The difference between the in
ventory beginning 1940 and the
e«d of 1940 reflects either profit
or loss on merchandise neces
sary in computing vour tax re
turn.
AUTOMATIC AGE
Shelf kodak films, value so
much; and so on down. Take
section 2 and do likewise and go
through the store in this man
ner. This way within a half day
you can inventory your entire
premises and should not be off
$100 either way. Keep this as a
permanent record, but do it
now. Don't hesitate to call me
for any information — this is a
free service. If you are one of
my insurance clients wherein I
make the return for you and
charge you a small fee, please
don’t wait until the last few
days, because although I charge
a fee where I actually prepare
the return, it is only physically
possible for me to make a cer
tain number of returns and re
quest immediately my small
questionnaire from which I can
get my infromation.
Many people have an inven-
ory man. This, of course, is the
nicest way, however, if you can
not afford this you must take
your own inventory. If it is im
possible for you to take an abso-
ute inventory pricing each arti-
c e in your store on a cost basis
and then computing the total, a
simple way to take an inventory
at will be acceptable is to
s ait in one corner of your
store, designated (example)
est wall, partition one. If it
has clocks on first shelf, say 1st
s elf clocks, value so much; 2nd
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Pro a n d Con
Chicago, 111.— Latest argument over
the question of parking meters has
thrown the problem into the lap of
the Corporation Counsel. The city
council had been asked to adopt a
meter ordinance which would permit
parking in front of meters at 5 cents
an hour. The South Chicago Chamber
of Commerce is behind a movement
for experimental installations in its
district. The Chicago Motor Club, op
posed to the meters, argued that they
would be illegal.
Park-O-Graf Produces M ore
Scranton, Pa.— 300 parking meters
bought by the city last fall and in
stalled in West Scranton, North
Scranton, and several blocks in the
central city brought in a total of
$401.37 during the month of January.
As against this showing made by
the Duncan meter, which allows the
use of a penny for a twelve-minute
parking period, t h e Park-O-Graf
meter in the central city produced
$2,020 in January, while the Stan
dard meter brought in $1,877.
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April, 1941
AUTOMATIC AGE
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A U T O M A T I C AGE D I R E C T O R Y
of A D V E R T I S E R S
Classified as to Product and Service
This AUTOMATIC AGE DIRECTORY of ADVERTISERS is revised each month and represents
the most complete “Where-To-Buy-It" Guide in the industry. Always mention AUTOMATIC
AGE when writing to these Advertisers.
AMUSEMENT-SKILL GAMES
Baker Novelty Co.
2626 W . Washington
Chicago, 111.
Bally Mfg. Co.
2640 Belmont Are.
Chicago, 111.
Exhibit Supply Co.
4222 W. Lake S t
Chicago. 111.
D. Gottlieb & Co.
BALL GUM (Chewing)
American Chewing Prod. Corp.
148 Mt. Pleasant Ave.
Newark, N. J.
Candy Crafters, Inc.
Lansdowne, Pa.
Peanut Specialty Co.
400 W. Superior St.
Chicago, 111.
D. Robbins & Co.
1141 De Kalb Ave.
Brooklyn. N. Y.
BELL MACHINES—
THREE REEL TYPE
Bally Mfg. Co.
2640 Belmont Ave.
Chicago, 111.
O. D. Jennings & Co.
4309 W. Lake S t
Chicago, 111.
Mills Novelty Co.
4100 Fullerton Ave.
Chicago, 111.
1140-1150 N. Kostner Ave.
Chicago, HI.
Internat'l. Mutoscope Reel Co.
4401 Eleventh Street
Long Island City, N. T.
O. D. Jennings A. Co.
4S09 W. Lake St.
Chicago, 111.
Norris Mfg Co.
Columbus, Ohio
D. Robbins & Co.
1141 De Kalb A t *.
Brooklyn. N. Y.
Rock-Ola Mfg. Co.
800 N. Kedzie Ave.
Chicago, 111.
BEVERAGE VENDORS
BALL GUM VENDORS
Advance Machine Co.
4641 Ravenswood Ave.
Chicago, 111.
American Chewing Prod. Corp.
148 Mt. Pleasant Ave.
Newark, N. J.
D. Robbins & Co.
1141 De Kalb Ave.
Brooklyn. N. Y.
ARCADE MACHINES
Columbus Vending Co.
2005 E. Main St.
Columbus, Ohio
Shipman Mfg. Co.
1326 So. Lorena S t
Los Angeles, Calif.
National Mfg. Co.
Northwestern Corp.
Morris, Illinois
O. Robbins & Co.
1141 De Kalb Ave.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Specialty Coin Mach. Builders
617 W. Division S t
Chicago, 111.
Roy Torr
2047G So. 68th St.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Victor Vending Corporation
5711 W . Grand Ave.
Advance Machine Co.
4641 Ravenswood Ave.
Chicago, 111.
Exhibit Supply Co.
4222 W . Lake St.
Chicago, 111.
Internat’l. Mutoscope Reel Ca.
4401 Eleventh Street
Long Island City, N. Y.
Kalva Venders, Inc.
152 W. Walton St.
Chicago, 111.
Mills Novelty Co.
4100 W. Fullerton Ave.
Chicago, 111.
Norris Mfg. Co.
Columbus, Ohio
Advance Machine Co.
4641 Ravenswood Ave.
Chicago, 111.
O. D. Jennings &. Co.
4309 West Lake Street
Chicago, Illinois.
Automatic Games
2425 W. Fullerton Ave.
Chicago, 111.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
APPLE VENDORS
Bally Mfg. Co.
2640 Belmont Ave.
Chicago, 111.
Chicago, 111.
BATTERY ELIMINATORS
Standard Transformer Corp.
850 Blackhawk S t
Chicago. 111.
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BOW LING GAMES
H. C. Evans & Co.
1520 W . Adams S t
Chicago, 111.
Bally Mfg. Co.
2640 Belmont Ave.
Chicago, 111.
Rock-Ola Mfg. Corp.
800 N. Kedzie Ave.
Chicago, 111.
BREATH PELLET VENDORS
BULK VENDORS (Merchandise)
Advance Machine Co.
4641 Ravenswood Ave.
Chicago, 111.
Automatic Games
2425 W. Fullerton Ave.
Chicago, 111.
The Columbus Vending Co.
2005 E. Main S t
Columbus. Ohio
O. D. Jennings &. Co.
4309 W. Lake S t
Chicago. 111.
National Mfg. Co.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Norris Mfg. Co.
Columbus, Ohio
Northwestern Corp.
Morris, Illinois
D. Robbins & Co.
1141 De Kalb Ave.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Simmons Coin Machine Co.
4463 N. Lincoln Ave.
Chicago, 111.
Shipman Mfg. Co.
1326 Lorena S t
Los Angeles, Calif.
Specialty Coin Mach. Builders
617 W. Division S t
Chicago, 111.
Trimount Coin Machine Co.
1292 Washington S t
Boston, Maas.
CANDY BAR VENDORS
Advance Machine Co.
4641 Ravenswood Ave.
Chicago, 111.
A. H. DuGrenier, Inc.
Haverhill, Mass.
National Vendors, Inc.
Advance Machine Co.
4641 Ravenswood Ave.
Chicago, 111.
Specialty Coin Mach. Builders
617 W. Division St.
Chicago, 111.
BULBS & FUSES
New York Specialty Supply
Co.
818 Tenth Ave.
New York, N. Y.
5055 N atural Bridge
S t Louis, Mo.
Norris Mfg. Co.
Columbus, Ohio
Rowe Mfg. Co.
Main & Mill Sts.
Belleville, N. J.
Shipman Mfg. Co.
1326 So. Lorena S t
Los Angeles, Calif.
U -N eed-A -M erchandiser, Inc.
135 Plymouth Street
Brooklyn. N. Y.
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