Automatic World

Issue: 1931-May

May, 1931.
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THE AUTOMATIC WORLD
A New Jobbing Firm'
But Not A New Jobber
If it's for the vending mach ine, I have it. New and used machines of every descrip-
tion bought, sold or exchanged. Send in your troub les and have t hem solved. If it's
merchandise you wish, look over this list.
Peanuts, Pumpkin Seeds, Polly Seeds, India Nuts, Candy Coated Peanuts, Breath
Pellets, Salted Cas'h ew Pieces, Boston Baked Beans, Picture P ostcards, Prize Candy,
Glass Globes, Rubber Washers, Ball Gum, Prize Ball Gum, Ma.y Blossoms (a substitute
for candy coated) Chi-Chi Nuts, Salted Pistachio, Small Metal Toys for Prizes, Cast
Iron Bases, Pipes and Flanges.
All of the a.bove are a.daptable for coin controlled legitimate vending machines.
If it's machines you are looking for, glance at the following:
Advance Machine Co., (90 different kinds); International Mu toscope (Old Mill, Trav-
eling Crame , Jug'gling Clown); Arthur H. DuGrenier (cigarette and ca.ndy package
machines); A.B.T. Manufacturing Co. (Game Hunt, Pistol Practice, etc. ) ; Columb us
Vending Co., Nonis Mfg. Co., Gottlieb, (Baseball, Grips, etc.); Peo, Whirlwinds;
Robbins, Indoor Strikers, and many others.
PARTS AND SUPPLIES FOR MOST ALL MACHINES
What more could any operator wish for and from none other tha.n
Wolf's Auto:matic Sales
1054 Washington Ave.
Telephone M elrose 5-5306
OPERATORS
If you want to get
into the money class,
get a route of our
salesboard ass 0 r t-
ments working for
you. The largest and
most complete line in
the country to draw
from.
Write today for catalog and circular to
H. G. Payne Company
203 Church St.
Nashville, Tenn.
be willing to outline to any p r ospective purchasers wh o
were not acquainted with the salesboard business.
With all respect to the vending machine manufac-
turers and operators, I can truthfully say I hold no
grudge a.gainst that angle of the game. Here at the
present time in the city of Nashville, there are several
hundred of the regular machi nes in operation and for the
past 15 or 18 months, many of these machine operators
who work in this territory are the best friends we have,
and the majority of them work salesboards right along
with their machines and a gr eat many of them have
BRONX, N. Y.
come to us for their supplies on machines. It has been
our idea to help them in every way we could, because,
as we see it, we are all down here for abo ut t he same
purpose and that is to live and let live and if occasionally
we cannot pass a long a piece of friend ly advice or some
help that will a id t he other fellow in making a start,
then we are likely to miss whatever purpose we wer·e
supposed to represent here on earth. We wish t he Auto-
matic World much success!
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FOR YOUR INSPECTION, MR. OPERATOR
The manufacturer and distributor who advertise
actually are placing their merchandise before yo u for
inspection. They invite your most critical a.ttention and
an uncompromisin g comparison. And their advertise-
ments. so to speak, say to their products: "We have in-
troduced you- now stand on your own merits."
If the manufactu rers did not have confidence in
their wares, they would hesitate to call attention to t hem.
For advertising rigidly tests the maker, t he .seller a.nd the
merchandise. BUSI NESS SO TESTED, AND FOUND
NOT WANTING, IS PROSPEROUS!
In the long run, you can depend o,n the man who
advertises, as well as on his product. That is one reason
why people have found that it pays to read advertise-
ments.
It is through advertising that the excellen t t hings
of the world a.re brought to t he attention of th ose who
are seeking for the best and most economical way to
spend their money.
READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS. THEY ARE
NEWS.
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THE AUTOMATIC WORLD
May, 1931.
WANT - ADS
Ads in this department cost JOc per line. Count 8 words to the line. Send cash with copy.
Minimum ad accepted 4 line ..
AUTOMATIC WORLD, 1345 E. Richmond Ave., Fort Worth, Texas
MARBLES-BALL G UM-PEANUTS-P AINT SPRAY-
ers-used Machines-We have a very large assortment
of Vitreous Agates that we are selling very cheap, and
you don't have to buy a carload to get rock bottom prices.
Send us $2.60 and we will send you 1,000 of the most
beautiful imitation agates you ever saw; 10 per cent
discount in case lots. Our BEST CHEW ball gum is abso-
lutely fine, the best on the market. 10 boxes (1,000 balls)
$1. 75; 50 boxes (5,000 balls) $8.15; 100 boxes (10,000
balls) $16.00 . Try a case and be convinced. Let us
ouote you prices on salted peanuts. Our genuine G-V
Paint Sprayer costs less than a good vaint brush and
will last twice as long, and do a much better job in on e-
half the time. Just the thing to paint your machines with,
price $1.75 each. We have a. few surplus machines that
we will sell at a bargain, they are all in good working
order and the paint is good, too; Advance Shockers, $5
each; Firefly Shockers, $5 each; Regina Music Boxes
with 12 good tune sheets, $12.50 each; La rk Baseball,
$7.50 each; Gottlieb Grippers, $5 each; Em co nerve test-
ers, $6 each; Wizard fortune tells. $4.75 each; Muto-
scopes, with 5 r eels, $25 .50 each. M. T. Daniels, 1027
University Ave .. Wichita, Kan.
WANTED-TO HEAR FROM 500 OPERATORS OF
vending machines and other business men who would
like to increase t heir earnings by working a route of
salesboards in connection with their present line and
who would be willing to invest reasonably in a route of
salesboards. Catalog and operating data will be furnished
upon request. Write H. G. Payne Co., 203 Church St.,
Nashville, Tenn.
WANTED TO BUY-GABELS ENTERTAINERS FOR
spot cash, electrically driven, amplified or n on-amplified,
regardless of shape they are in. Will buy any quantity.
Texas Novelty Co., Beaumont, Texas.
FOR REAL BARGAINS IN ALL KINDS OF NEW AND
USED COIN-OPERATED MACHINES ASK FOR OUR
BULLETIN "C." TO INTRODUCE OUR EXPERT
GUARANTEED WORKMANSHIP WE WILL REPAIR
AND OVERHAUL ANY SLOT MACHINE FOR $4.50.
SICKING MFG. CO ., 1£)22 FREEMAN AVE., CINCIN-
NATI, OHIO.
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BEST RESULTS COME FROM AUTOMATIC WORLD
W ANT ADS-TRY ONE . YOU'LL BE SURPRISED.
ARE YOU AN OPERATOR? THEN YOU CAN GET
Jennings' "Tips and Topics" monthly magazine FREE.
Contains helpful suggestions, "tips'." news articles, car-
toons, peppy jokes. For operators only. Write O. D. Jen-
nings & Co., Dept. W.T.C., 4309 W. La.ke St., Chicago, Ill.
FO'R SALE-3 LARGE SCIENTIFIC GOLF GAMES,
$100.00 each, $250.06 for three; 2 minature A.B.T. pool
tables, $20.00 each, $35.00 for two; 50 1c Columbus Pea-
nut Machines, excellent condition, $4.00 each; 1 Abbott
Coin Counter, 1c, $30.00; 20 Automatic Perfume Ma-
chines, $2.50 ea.ch; 4 Emco Nerve Testers (new) $2.50
each. One-third deposit; balance C.O.D. No trades.
Hartle. Madison. N. J.
FOR SALE-53 UNIVERSAL HANDKERCHIEF MA-
chines, guaranteed good as new, 10c slot, with slug re-
jector on all of them, $7 .50 each. one or all. Universal
Vending Co.,A314 La Luz St., El Paso, Texas.
LETTERS? SURE I WRITE 'EM! SALES LETTERS
THAT SELL, AND COLLECTION LETTERS THAT
PERSUADE WITHOUT THREATENING. PAY ME
WHAT YOU THINK THE LETTER IS WORTH-AND
I'M SATISFIED. SEND COMPLETE DETAILS. THUR
HOUSEL, 22 FAIRVIEW AVE., ROCHESTER, N. Y.
MINIATURE NICKEL POOL TABLES, NEW, DIRECT
from fa.ctory, $45; 1 R.O. Fighter, A-I condition, $75,
5 Mills electric shockers $4, 1 Morris selective gum
vender, vends standard package of gum for nickel, $6;
8 A.B.T. Targ.e t skills, 1c, $6.50. C. G. Moore, P. O.
Box 317, Bedford, Va.
FOR SALE-FIFTY DOUBLE 10c UNIVERSAL TYPE
machines, vending packages 4 by 4 by 1 1-8. Excellent
working condition a nd appearance. Espe cially adapta.bIe
for candy, vie, or sandwich route. Cost $42.00 each, '
sacrifice entire lot $3.00 each each f.o.b. New York City.
Box 35, car·e Automatic World.
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FOR SALE-27 MILLS AUTOMATIC PHONOGRAPHS,
Troubaclors a.nd Radio combination and some selector
and non-selector. A bargain for live operator with cash .
All placed and good locations. Reason for selling; other
personal business. Roberts Novelty Co., 16 Dallair Ave.,
Chicopee Falls. Mass.
FO'R SALE-ONE ELECTRIC, USED
piano, coin-operated. 4 Victor Phonogra.phs,
un crated, not coin-operated. Model 4-40
$165.00, will trade the above for miniature
W. F. Lightfoot, Dunnegan, Mo.
PEERLESS
never been
retails for
pool tables.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-FIFTY MARBLE-ETTE MIN-
iature pool ta.bIes. Wanted to buy for spot cash at bar-
gain prices, Gabel's Entertainers and Seeburg Audio-
phones. Tri-State Sales Co., Lock Drawer 336, Hen.der-
son. Texas.
FOR SALE-MILLS FRONT VENDERS, SERIALS
180,000 , $30 each, one-third deposit. C. E. Peck, 1951
N. Lawrence St., Wichita, Kan.
FO'R SALE-4 ADVANCE UNIT C ONE-CENT GUM
ma chines, $3.50 each . 1 Advance double-column short
stick gum or chocolate, $5.00. 1 Adva.nce and 1 Colum-
bus bubble gum machine, $2.50 each. A bargain. G.
Libovsky, 502 E. 138th St., Bronx, N. Y.
PEANUT MACHINES, BRAND NEW, FINE LOOKING,
strong mechanism, $3.60 in lots of 25. Sample, $4.50,
cf),sh with order. Novix. 1191 Broadway, New York City.
FOR SALE-5 MILLS BULL'S EYE FRONT VENDERS,
late models, good as new for $33 each. 2 Mills 5c jack-
pots, $35 each. Write Grover C. Hahn, Greenville, Ohio.
BARGAINS IN GOOD MACHINES CLOSING OUT-
3 Mills front venders, $37.00 each; 2 Burnha.n & Mills
Baby venders, $15.00 each; 1 Pee-Wee Dice, $12.50; 2
Advance Shockers, $3.00 each; 6 Blue Bird ball gum
penny targets, $3 .00 each; 1 Superior 3-Way mint
vender" $25.00; 1 Penny Pollard Golf machine, $35.00;
10 Mills folding machine stands, $2.50 each. AU ma-
chines in good operatin.g condition. C. H. Kendrick,
3550 Graceland Ave., Indianapolis, Ind.
NEW IMPROVED DE LUXE MINIATURE COMPOSI-
tion balls, pool tables, piano finish , cabinets 20x40, price
$47.50. Green Mfg. Co., Fairfield, Ala.
(4 Aug.)
70 PRACTICALLY NEW, ALUMINUM, OHIO MAKE
peanut ma.chines. Operated only short time. Closing out
at only $3.50 each. Frank E. Meyer, Box 0, Kaukauna,
Wi s.
BLUE BIRD CIGA'R ETTE MACHINES, ON ACCOUNT
of new state tax, 200 units, crated f.o.b. Dallas, $3 per
unit. One-third cash. Ed Brown, 2108 Bryan St., Dal-
las, Texas.
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