Spmce Op Your Locutions
Spring is just around the corner . Now is the time to brighten up and enliven your oper ations .
New and reconditioned games from LONG BEACH COIN are just the tonic needed . All of the
latest games are on our showroom floor. In addition, our stock of reconditioned games was
never more complete , Just check these offerings:
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NEW GAMES
Chicago Coin
Exhi bit
MAJOR . ... 89.50
SPEEDY . . . . 94.50
CHIEF ...... 89.50
(Free Game l
(Free Game l
( Free Gamel
Exhibit
Stoner
Genco
CHUBBY . .. . . 84.50
CIRCUS
89.50
RECONDITIONED BARGAINS
Alps (free game l.. ...... $65 .00
Buttons ........................ 35 .00
Bambinos ...................... 18.50
Cargoes ........................ 17 , 50
Expositions .................. 25.50
Green Lights ................ 30 .50
Gaytimes ...................... $17.50
Hi-Lo's .......................... 20.50
J i tterbugs .................... 32.50
Klick .............................. 55 .50
Lightnings .................... 15.00
Ragtimes (free game) 45.00
Recorder (free game) $15.00
Snappy ........................ 20.50
Stoner's Races .............. 10.00
Turf Champs ................ 20. 50
Trophy (free game!.. .. 52.50
* * * * * FIVE STAR SPECIALS * * * * *
Groetchen's
MERCURY
SKEE HI'S . .
The fin est counter game
for operators t od ay! Take
ou r word for it.
. 3 for $30.00
AUTO DERBIES
$32.50
STONER'S RACES
. 3 for $27.00
2 for $9.00 or 3 for $12.00
NOTICE:
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ployees of his company in the United
States. Policies cover sickness, accident,
and death and are in amounts of $2,500.
for managers and $1 ,000. for employees.
Decco Corporation
moves to new quarters
in bay area
SAN FRANCISCO-The Decca Distri-
buting Corporation announced the op-
ening of a new location for their local
branch early this month. The new build-
ing, located at Third and Market Streets,
offers many conveniences for customers
of the company.
In a separate building, the new loca-
tion provides a ground floor entrance,
sufficient show room and storage space,
and far more convenience for custom-
ers . It has nearly three stories with a
full basement and a large mezzanine
around the entire building.
L. C . Gilman, Pacific Coast Manager,
feels that the new quarters will provide
far better facilities for taking care of
Decca customers. Four new booths are
available for the demonstration of mer-
chandise.
The new location is accessible for all
operators in the Bay area, Gilman
states. It is about halfway between the
two exits to the Bay Brid ge and only
hali a block off Third Street, and is only
four and one-half blocks from the center
of town. Being on a sid e street, ample
parking facilities are available at all
times.
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.J. C. Dorser Posses
FRESNO-J. C. Dorser, pioneer music
,o perator of the Pacific Coast, died early
this month. Head of the Dorser Music
Company in Fresno for many years,
Dorser was well known to operators in
this area. The funeral was held in Fres-
no Saturday, March 5.
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Frank Swartz, of the D. & S. Novelty
Company, Rockford, Illinois, is vacation-
ing in Long Beach and spending some
time at the jobbing establishments. On
Friday of last week, in company with
Joe Richarme, Swartz was a luncheon
guest of J. Frank Meyer, president of
Exhibit Supply Company, in Los An-
geles.
Twenty thousand gross of new charms
arrived in Long Beach the past m onth
and were promptly sold to operators by
the M. Brodie Company. New shipments,
representing the finest American-made
jewelry items for novelty vending, are
arriving daily.
Seems strange when an operator
hauls a machine 30 miles for a repair
job but that's exactly what C. Ca sey,
Los Angeles, did the other da y when he
brought a machine to the Long Beach
Coin to have their crack mechanics w ork
on it.
Phonograph operators in Long Beach
have all joined the new Operators Or-
g a nization for Southern California. Al-
ready enrolled are Keeney Seebring,
La wrence Barnes, C . C. Griggs, Frank
Bellman and the Service C oin Machine
Company.
W. M. Runcie , San Joaquin valley
operator, was in Long Beach last week
buying new e q uipment from Joe Rich-
arme.
"Steve" Brodie, of the M. Brodie Com-
pany, announces that he has taken out
group. insurance with Aetna for all em-
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