Bargain Mart
SPOT CASH FOR USED G A M E ' . ' > - - - - - - - - - - - -
Want 200 novelty free play Games; also Westerns and Rock-Ola
Baseballs. State lowest price, condition. MASSENGILL MFG.,
(ASO-P)
Kingston, N. C.
Sc: PER WORD, MINIMUM $1.00
No General Delivery ads ac:c:epted. Send c:opy, with remittance to
COIN MACHINE REVIEW, 1113 Venice Blvd., Los Angeles, California .
BARGAINS FROM DAVE M A R I O N - - - - - - - - - -
Write for our latest bargain list. We -buy, sell or exchange.
Largest stock in the Midwest. All machines sold on a money-back
guarantee. We carry a complete line of all types of equipment
and we always have real bargains. MARION COMPANY,
Wichita, Kansas.
(12-39)
COIW COUNTER.: , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Do you count pennies and nickels ? "Presto" Coin Counter
counts and stacks 100 pennies in 15 seconds, also stacks nickels.
Fits the pocket. Handy, rapid and exact. Money refunded if
not satisfied. Price $1.50 each, postpaid. SUPREME PRODUCTS
COMPANY, 333 N . Michigan Ave., Chicago, Ill.
SS-C
GOOD BODY':,-_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Bargain List is waiting for you. We Buy, Sell or Exchange.
GOODBODY, 1824 East Main St., Rochester, N . Y.
(ASO)
TOKENS AND C H E C K ' . ' > - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
We furnish all types of tokens or checks for pin games or
payout tables, slot machines, etc. Mailing list compiled. Coin
counters, name plates. Write for circular and samples.
SUPREME PRODUCTS COMPANY, 333 N. Michigan Ave.,
Chicago, Ill.
SS-C
PROPHYLACTl~---------------
Fifty nearly new twenty-five cent Advance. Some in original car-
tons. Build a permanent income. Five fifty each. 1322 Lee, Long
Beach, California.
(SON-P)
FOR SALE:- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Have 9 Paces Races, brown and gold model, all reconditioned
and repainted and re-nickeled, $85.00 each. 1/ 3 deposit, balance
C.O.D. MARTIN SMITH, 1025 N. Highland, Hollywood, Calif.
(O-P)
SLOT MACHINES R E P A I R E u - - - - - - - - - - - -
Have your machines adjusted, tightened, cleaned and greased.
Replace defective springs and worn parts. Have them buffed
and painted. Install new Reel Strips and Award Cards. Increase
earning power. Let GRAHAM do the job. 212 East Palmer Ave.,
Glendale, Calif. Phone: Citrus 1-1093.
(SS-C)
WANTED•-------------------
Scales and other vendors. Write us description and price imme-
diately. SILENT SELLING CO., Marion, Ind.
(9-40)
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MACHINE
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COIN C O U N T E R : . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Penny and nickel aluminum tube coin counters. Stacks, counts,
makes wrapping easy. Fits pocket. le or 5c size $1.50 each,
postpaid. SUPREME PRODUCTS COMPANY, 333 N. Michi-
gan Ave., Chicago, Ill.
(SS-C)
FOR S A L E - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
500 1¢ Snacks Three Compartment Vendors, like new, equipped
with latest adjuster for merchandise compartment, $11.95 each;
25 or more, $10.95 each. BUREL & COMPANY, INC., 679
Orleans, Chicago, Illinois.
(SON-P)
Atlas Sloga·n Becomes
Widely Known
CHICAGO-"Friendly P ersonal Servi ce"
is the slogan of th e Atlas Novelty Com•
pany, one of the industry's leading jobbing
and distributing organizations, and every
day more and more operators throughout
the United States and foreign lands are
learning the true meaning of the three
words.
Atlas, capably managed by Eddie and
Morrie Ginsburg, has enjoyed a remark•
ably fin e summer business and is looking
forw ard to breaking all sales records durin g
the fall and winter months.
Assisting Morrie and Eddie in the Chi-
cago office is Irving Ovitz.
♦
• •
A fa mily purchased a new dog, recom-
mended to be a super-intelligent animal
and well trained in the matter of house
conduct.
The first tim e they left it alone in the'
house they found the do g on the davenport
when they returned. The anim al was pun-
ished.
The next evening the dog was left alone
again in the home. When the famil y re-
turned, he was sitting in front of the daven-
port- but the davenport was warm to the
hand. So th e animal was again punished.
The next evening, left alone again, upon
the return of th e family, they found the dog
sitting in front of the davenport, blowing
on it.
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Billy Reagan, attendant at a favorite Philadelphia night-club, illus-
frofes to patrons how simple if is to use the Phono-Mike, nickel pulling
phonograph microphone.
INDEX TO ADVERTISERS
October, 1939
A. B. T. Mfg. Co ........................................... Cover IV
Atlas Novelty Co ....................................................... 4
Automatic Games ...................
.. ...... 18
Baker Novelty Co., Inc ........................................... 4
Bally Mfg. Co ............................................................. 7
Brewer, Chas. A. & Son .......................................... 8
Brodie, M .. & Co ....................................................... 14
Burel & Co ................................................................... 14
Central Dist. Co ......................................................... 36
Chicago Lock Co............... .. ................................... 6
Collins, E. J., Co ....................................................... 25
Decca Dist. Co .......................................................... 31
Economy Production Co ......................................... 28
Ellman & Zuckerman ........ ....................................... 8
Evans, H. C. & Co ................................................... 25
Gerett, M. A .. Corp ................................................... 33
Globe Printing Co ..................................................... 12
Gottlieb, D .. & Co ..................................................... 3
Grandbois, U. G .. Co ............................................. 16
Grill, Inc . ...................................................................... 37
Groelchen Tool Co ............................... 19, 20, 21, 22
Holdsworth Print Shop .............. ..
.. .......... 12
Int'I. Mutoscope Reel Co ......................... Cover III
Kemo Novelty Co .............. : ...................................... 31
Kentucky Gum Co ..................................................... 18
Long Beach Coin Machine Exchange ................ 23
Mape, E. T .. Music Co ........................................... 34
McNeil, E. C ............................................................... 10
MeHarg, B. H ............................................................... 18
Meyberg, Leo J ........................................................... 31
Norris Mfg. Co ........................................................... 15
P. & M. Sales Co ....................................................... 16
Peerless Products Co ............................................... 12
Permo Products Corp ............................................... 30
Rock-Ola Mfg. Corp ..................................... Cover II
Simmons, W. E ........................................................... 32
Standard Phono. Co., Inc ....................................... 33
Supreme Products Co ................................... 4, 15, 35
Victor Vending Corp ........................................ .16, 35
Viking Specialty Co ................................................. 17
Vogt, R. F ............... ...................................................... 24
Washburn, C. E ......................................................... 26
Wilcox, W. W., Mfg. Co ......................................... 6
Wurlitzer, Rudolph, Co ........................................... 32
Zeigler Ins. Agency, Inc ......... .
.. ................. . 28
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