Automatic Age

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T he A
u t o m a t ic
I SELL ’EM HOT
Mmmm
is light in weight
and convenient to
handle,
yet very
TRACTIVE.
Ma­
chine is substanti­
ally designed and
spun from heavy
aluminum. It has
an electric heating
element which pro­
vides just the right
amount of heat to
keep nuts
warm,
ci’isp and toasty and
they remain
this
way until the current is turned off.
Sanitary outlet eliminates the un­
sanitary feature common to most
vending machines.
Mabey Electric & Mfg. Co.
9o8 Ft. Wayne Ave.
Indianapolis,______________ Indiana
Hotel Breslin
Fireproof
Broadway
at
29th
Street
New York
One block
from
Fifth Avenue. Three
blocks from Penn.
Station.
Subwa;
connects with Gran C e n tral Terminal.
Convenient to Stores.
Theatres
anti
ail
steamship piers.
RATES PER DAY
Single rooms with running water____$2.00 and $3.00
Single rooms with bath or shower____3.00 anil 4.00
Double rooms with running water____4.00 and 5.00
Double rooms with bath or
shower -------------- ------------------ 5.00, 6.00 and 7.00
Parlor, Bedroom and Bath__________ 10.00 to 12.00
Booklet and Map of New York Upon Request.
For Reservations, Wire at Our Expense.
P A U L A. McGO LRICK
D A V ID F. CU LLE N
Mans*ing Director
Manager
© International Arcade Museum
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Nickels and Dimes
Here is news thrifty old Ben
Franklin with his motto of “ A Pin
a Day Is a Groat a Year” would have
enjoyed reading:
Forty-three million dollars were
taken in profit last year by the four
leading 5 and 10 cent stores in the
United States—a gain of $7,000,000
over the previous year.
The largest led with a profit of
$20,669,397.
During the year it
opened sixty-seven new stores, bring­
ing its total to 1,423.
All this prosperity and growth
came from a quick turnover of things
selling at trifling cost, which are
brought within convenient reach of
the masses.
Just as the kiddie’s penny1 at the
cand counter builds more than half
of the confectionery business, so an
enormous traffic results from intelli­
gent cultivation of nickels, and dimes.
Proving that there are no trifles.
Cosmetic
“ Yes, sir, Mac! All the French
flappers are painting their knees—
Boy! Y ’wouldn’t know the old joints
now.”— Life.
“ Dey had to t’row water on Sam
Johnson’s face at his wife’s funeral,”
volunteered a recent mourner.
“ Dasso? He done fainted?” asked
a friend.
“ No, indeedy. He’s jes’ an uncom­
monly soun’ sleeper.”
“ Dad,” said the tactful youth, “ I
want to be a radio expert when I
grow up.”
“ Why a radio expert, son?” asked
the busy father.
“ So I can put your new radio back
together again.”
He: “ Do you think kissing is as
dangerous as the doctors say?”
She: “ Well, it has put an end to
a good many bachelors.”
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