operators will be best served
. . . by placing all their service
employees under the require
ments of the Wage and Hour
Law regardless of whether they
operate the vending machine
department as a component unit
of their regular wholesale oper
ations or as a special corpora
tion . . . ”
PHONOGRAPHS LURE
RURALITES TO CITY
After listening to their favor
ite name bands on automatic
phonographs all winter, persons
living in towns surrounding big
cities like to come to the city in
the summer to see the band lead
ers in person.
That this is true in Chicago
was indicated by Warnie Jones,
booker for Balaban & Katz,
theater chain o w n ers, who
pointed to the personal appear
ance of Sammy Kaye in a Chi
cago theater as an example.
Jones said nine out of ten per
sons who came up on the theater
stage to lead Kaye’s band— this
audience participation was a
drawing card of Kaye’s appear
ance— were from out-of-town.
ASCO RELEASES
USEFUL CA TALO G
Y o u
“ Let Pennies Build a Fortune
for You” is the title of the new
64 page catalog recently issued
by Asco Vending Machine Ex
change, Inc., Newark, N. J.
Besides a complete pictorial
listing of the machines the com
pany supplies, the book contains
hints on all phases of the coin
machine industry. Included are
sections on selecting equipment,
earnings, pitfalls to avoid, dif
ferent types of machines, select
ing locations, placing the ma
chines, merchandise, setting the
machine, distribution of gross
profit, determining portions, rec
ord-keeping, collection reports,
and miscellaneous helpful hints.
The foreword clearly explains
the purpose of the catalog. It
says: “ This catalog has been
published for the purpose of
helping to show you at what low
cost you can build a business
that will finally secure a perma
nently increasing income.
“ We sincerely hope that the
following pages will act as a key
for you and make your business
as an operator a success and a
pleasure.”
W ill
A g r e e !
__that the 1 >I k difference between ‘‘Used
Machines” you ran buy at almost any
price and our perfectly HBCONDI-
TIONKD VENDORS in that our ma
chines are equal to new both in per
formance and appearance.
A trial order of any of the following
vending: machines will convince you thl»
is so!
5c Selective Candy Bar
Machines
Price Each
4— U -S e lec t-It 54 bar w ith N a
tional E je c ................................. $ 35 .00
6— Selecteria— 39 bar w i t h
s I uk e je c t o r s ........................... 34.75
2— Selecteria— 20 bar w i t h
slug: ejectors
22.RO
3— U -N e ed a-P a k 105 bar ca
pacity 5 column .................... 4 8.50
1— Goretta 90 bar fi column . . 3 7 .5 0
8— DuGrenler
72 bar
type
w ith ejector ........................... 2T.BO
1 c Gum Machines
4— Advance stick (turn vend
ors with ejec.— TTnit C tvpe $ 5.5 0
10— Columbus 1 for lc ball
cu m
.........................................
4— Penny
K in c
w ith
wall
brackets •..................................
2— Advance 1-2 -3 ball cum
vendors
4-R0
2.50
4 .25
1c Bulk Vendinq Machines
4— Tom Thumb booth peanut
vendors .................................... $ 2.25
4— Duo Vend 2 compartment
neanut vendors ..................... 4 .75
2— Northwestern Triselectors
<\c — 5 c ) ....................................... I S .50
45— Northw estern lc Standard
M e r c h a n d is e r s
PORCE
L A IN FTNTSH w ith slupr
ejectors ....................................
5 .5 0
1 c Candy Machines
10— Advance Unit E 90 bar
H ershev Vendors ................ M .5 0
6— Rushour lc 100 bar with
A R T slupr ejec........................... 9 .7 5
Good Miscellaneous Buys
4— H ercules 3 w ay lc cripper
machines ..................................... $ 6 .5 0
1— A d v a n c e A cm e E lectric
Shocker ........................................
7.00
R. H. Adair Company
7 33 S o u t h K u e ll d A v e .
O n k P n r k , I llin o is
* * D i l t r i b u t o r » & J o h h e r t o f C o in
O p t'r n lt'd E q u i p m e n t * *
f 1 ^ F r* I
r -K C C .
Candy Bar
copy today!
Our descriptive leaflet on
5c Reconditioned Selective
Machines. Send for your
QUALITY VENDERS
5 for only S11.75
Why Pay Mor«?
DAVIS METAL
FIXTURE CO.
Lansinq, Michigan
MULTIPLE COIN WALL BOXES FOR DENVER’S "DOG HOUSE"
A po p u la r D enver rendezvous is the D og House, owned and op erated by Jim Lake.
M usic
equipm en t includes a W u rlitz e r V ic to ry M o d e l 850 and a ba ttery of W u rlitz e r 5 -IO -2 5 c wall
boxes installed by the C e n tu ry M usic C o ., of D enver.
statem ent, "T h e
da y we installed
M r. Lake him self is a u th ority for the
these a ttra ctive m u ltip le coin entry W u rlitz e r w all
boxes
marked a sudden increase in the p la y on our ph o nograph which has continued u n a b a te d ."
October, 1941
.
© International Arcade Museum
THE NEW BLACKSTONE
C O IN P A C K E R
Count and wrap $12.04 in
nickel* per minute — new
double speed, two barrel
coin packer. Penny, nickel
and dime sizes. Price $2.00.
Blackstone Coin Packer Co.
Madison, W is.
AUTOM ATIC AGE
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