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Manufacturers Should
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ers of vending machines and allied
industries.
For your further information, the
writer wishes to advise that our next
convention will be held in the city of
New York, in the month of February
1927, and ample provision will be
made for a display of each and every
manufacturers’ line and from results
obtained in Chicago under like cir­
cumstances, we are sure the business
you will secure during this conven­
tion will more than recompense you
for the membership fee mentioned
above.
Vending Machine Mfgrs. Ass’n of
America.
President Irl E. La Grange is send­
ing out the following letter to manu­
facturers of vending machines:
In March of this year, we organ­
ized the above Association, knowing
that the vending machine business
should have an Association of this
kind to protect their interests. We
now have twenty-eight members but
it is not large enough as yet to ac­
complish the results we desire as far
as adverse legislation is concerned
and for that reason, the writer is
sending you this personal letter in
the hopes that you can see your way
clear to take out at least one year’s
membership at the small cost of
$50.00.
You have no doubt received copy
of our by-laws explaining what our
Association hopes to accomplish thru
concerted action and know you will
agree that these aims can only be at­
tained through a membership of at
least a majority of the manufactur­
Two rounds of flapjacks and maple
syrup so enthused Latin-American
journalists in New York that they
hastened from the table to cable their
respective papers of their find.
The Grand Lama of Tibet has
issued a ukase forbidding further at­
tempts to reach the summit of Mount
Evei'est, because of the death of na­
tive porters on former expeditions.
The Fam ous
“ 1-2-3 Vendor”
Sells Ten Tim es More Gum Than the Average Machine
The tu rn -ta b le in this machine is interchangeable and you
may easily convert your machine to vend the different com­
binations follow ing:
S T R A IG H T — One ball of gum for each penny.
D O U B L E V A L U E — Two balls of gum for each penny,
P E N - N IC K — One ball for each penny and flvo balls for
each nickel, or I ball for each penny and 6 balls for each
nickcl.
1-2-3— One for the first penny, two for the sccond penny
and three for the th ird penny.
Made of castings e ntirely nickel-plated (first coppcr plated.)
Heavy rubber feet.
Operation perfect.
Handsome and in ­
viting.
W ill last a life tim e.
Shipping weight ten pounds.
A ttractive discount to agents and operators
M anufactured
and
G uaranteed
by
R. D. SIMPSON COMPANY
Columbus
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