THE COI N M A C H I N E J O U R N A L
94
May-June, 1932
TING-A-LING
f you want the most profitable amusement game ever
made with features that are revolutionizing the operating
business-—buy a TING-A-LING. These machines are
strictly skill games with certain scoring pockets which
reward the player with either a blue, red or white trade
check. When a score is made, a bell rings calling the
attention of the player to the fact he has successfully
accomplished a difficult shot.
1
List, $50.00
Construction
Special Operators’ Prices
TING-A-LING is solidly
built into a walnut cabi•
net finished with a walnut
with /tfir/rciivS Co!-
ored playing field with
an original color scheme.
The: table comes complete
with demountable wooden
stand.
Sample . . . . . . . . . $37.50
Lots of 5 . . . . . . .; 35.00
Lots of 10. . . . . . 33.50
Terms: 1/3 with Order.
Balance C. O . D .
Size: 12"xl6"x3l"
Don't Write, WIRE!
Act quick! Don’t let a profitable money-maker
like TING-A-LING get away from you. Loca
tions are demanding games that are trade stim
ulators and TING-A-LING is just that. Get
your sample right away. Immediate delivery.
Ting-A-Ling Mfg. Co.
549 W . Randolph St.
Solly Sheffras, of London, Starts
War on Coin Machine Thieves
T
0 PROTECT himself and his
machines from cafes, shops and
clubs. The way in which these
fellow operators from thieves
who were accustomed to stealing his gangs work is for one of them to go
machines, Solly Sheffras, of Lon
into a shop and say that he has
don, England, has been obliged to
come from us and has called to take
issue this warning.
the machine away—either because
“Ten pounds reward. Help us
it has to be changed or we do not
stop machine thieving. There are at
want it there any longer. If they
present one or two gangs stealing
do not tell this story, they tell a
similar one.
“Of course they are not our men,
and if the shopkeeper lets them
take the machine away, we stand
little chance of recovering it. This
systematic stealing must stop, and
it will be stopped if you will follow
from
our instructions:
BUY YOUR
PIN GAMES
ROCK-OLA
and Save Money
R0CK-0LA MFG. CORP.
c \ m. A G O
ILLINOIS
“Do not hand machines to a
stranger}
“Do not believe a stranger who
says he works for us!
“Do not believe anything told by
anyone you do not know!
“Do not believe him even if you
Chicago, 111.
have previously received a tele
phone message saying one of our
men is calling!
“The only man to whom you
should hand the machine is the man
who calls regularly to collect the
money and who has the keys. Re
member, that if you alow a stran
ger to take the money away you
lose your share of the money in the
cash box.
“Ten pounds reward w ill be
given to you if you give us any in
formation that leads to the arrest
of the thieves.”
Apparently when Solly wrote the
above notice he was quite cynically
inclined towards all strangers, but
no doubt this action on his part was
effective in stopping thieving of his
machines.
Mistakes Fire Box for Vender
A false fire alarm in Kansas
City, Mo., the other day was traced
‘down and was found to have been
turned in by a little girl who mis
took the alarm box for a chewing
gum machine.
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