Automatic Age
Issue: 1934 July - Page 87
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A U TO M A TIC AGE
July, 193 i
Mixes Operating With
Dogs, Game Cocks
C. V. Heise of Edmonton, Canada,
visited the office of A u t o m a t ic A g e
recently during a buying trip to the
United States. Besides operating ma
chines of all types in Canada, Mr.
Heise breeds pedigreed hunting and
fighting dogs and game cocks.
Although he was born within 100
miles of Chicago Mr. Heise prefers
living in Canada. He said Canada
lacked a few things the States of
fered but made up for it in comforta
ble climate during summer, whole
some, inexpensive food, and durable
clothing. The hunting and fishing
there, of course, can't be excelled.
In his part of Canada they start
Sunday baseball games at 7 P. M.
(it is light enough to read till 11
P. M. in summer), but in winter the
nights are correspondingly long.
Operators in his locality have plenty
of time in winter to “burn the mid
night oil” and figure how to increase
the play on their machines in the
summer outdoor season.
“
C
O
N
T A C
T ”
MUST BE GOOD
I T ’S
O R I G I N A L
GOING STRONGER D A ILY
CHICAGO
914 Diversey Blvd.
Buckingham 4166
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7
h ere is a
C H IC A G O
Gebert Vacations
in North Woods
Mr. A. E. Gebert, manager of the
Advance Machine Company is prob
ably pulling in a big “musky” right
now while you are reading this. He
left on July 11th with his family for
the “north woods” where he planned
to stay for nearly three weeks. Here’s
hoping he won’t have to exaggerate
the next time we see him, but who
ever found a real fisherman that re
fused to stretch a point or two.
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C
K
R e q u ir e m e n ts
C H IC A G O
LOCK CO
C H IC A G O
2 0 2 4 R A C I N E AVE.
IL L .
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Esquirol Himself
Defends Operator
New York, June 26.— State Sena
tor Joseph Esquirol, one of the spon
sors of the bill outlawing certain
types of machines, successfully de
fended a mint machine possessor in
Downtown Court, Brooklyn, yester
day.
Police charged Joseph Farrel, man
ager of the 67 Club, at 67 Pineapple
St., Brooklyn, with possession. But
Esquirol argued that the machine
was an old one, stored on an unused,
unlighted fourth floor, where no one
was likely to play it, and Magistrate
Rudich agreed.
© In t e r n a t io n a l A r c a d e M u s e u m
C H A M P IO N
Bally s New
Pay-Out Pin-Game
Earns 2 to 3 Times
More Money Than Rocket
Gets 1 to 5 EXT RA N IC K E LS PER
GAME throuoh the Extra Slot, where
by players recover Out-Hole Balls one
at a time, 5 cents each. Players go
wild over this feature.
Also sensa
tional collection-boosting M YST ERY
GOLD A W A R D .
•
BUY FROM M A RK EPP
We positively refuse to sell locations.
We do not operate. Inquiries are re
ferred to operators.
Buy from the
house that potects you.
Wire for Lowest Factory Price!
The Markepp Co., Inc.
3906 Carnegie Ave.
C L E V E L A N D . O H IO
h t t p : / / w w w .a r c a d e - m u s e u m .c o m /
A U TO M A TIC AGE
July, 193 i
Mixes Operating With
Dogs, Game Cocks
C. V. Heise of Edmonton, Canada,
visited the office of A u t o m a t ic A g e
recently during a buying trip to the
United States. Besides operating ma
chines of all types in Canada, Mr.
Heise breeds pedigreed hunting and
fighting dogs and game cocks.
Although he was born within 100
miles of Chicago Mr. Heise prefers
living in Canada. He said Canada
lacked a few things the States of
fered but made up for it in comforta
ble climate during summer, whole
some, inexpensive food, and durable
clothing. The hunting and fishing
there, of course, can't be excelled.
In his part of Canada they start
Sunday baseball games at 7 P. M.
(it is light enough to read till 11
P. M. in summer), but in winter the
nights are correspondingly long.
Operators in his locality have plenty
of time in winter to “burn the mid
night oil” and figure how to increase
the play on their machines in the
summer outdoor season.
“
C
O
N
T A C
T ”
MUST BE GOOD
I T ’S
O R I G I N A L
GOING STRONGER D A ILY
CHICAGO
914 Diversey Blvd.
Buckingham 4166
r'
i
„
E X C lU S lV e
Illinois and Michigan
nS-triKnten.
iiiiiiiiianiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiniDiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiNiiiiMDiiiiiiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiiiiDiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiuiDiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiii!
7
h ere is a
C H IC A G O
Gebert Vacations
in North Woods
Mr. A. E. Gebert, manager of the
Advance Machine Company is prob
ably pulling in a big “musky” right
now while you are reading this. He
left on July 11th with his family for
the “north woods” where he planned
to stay for nearly three weeks. Here’s
hoping he won’t have to exaggerate
the next time we see him, but who
ever found a real fisherman that re
fused to stretch a point or two.
^
'
L
0
C
K
R e q u ir e m e n ts
C H IC A G O
LOCK CO
C H IC A G O
2 0 2 4 R A C I N E AVE.
IL L .
............................................................................................................................................in
Esquirol Himself
Defends Operator
New York, June 26.— State Sena
tor Joseph Esquirol, one of the spon
sors of the bill outlawing certain
types of machines, successfully de
fended a mint machine possessor in
Downtown Court, Brooklyn, yester
day.
Police charged Joseph Farrel, man
ager of the 67 Club, at 67 Pineapple
St., Brooklyn, with possession. But
Esquirol argued that the machine
was an old one, stored on an unused,
unlighted fourth floor, where no one
was likely to play it, and Magistrate
Rudich agreed.
© In t e r n a t io n a l A r c a d e M u s e u m
C H A M P IO N
Bally s New
Pay-Out Pin-Game
Earns 2 to 3 Times
More Money Than Rocket
Gets 1 to 5 EXT RA N IC K E LS PER
GAME throuoh the Extra Slot, where
by players recover Out-Hole Balls one
at a time, 5 cents each. Players go
wild over this feature.
Also sensa
tional collection-boosting M YST ERY
GOLD A W A R D .
•
BUY FROM M A RK EPP
We positively refuse to sell locations.
We do not operate. Inquiries are re
ferred to operators.
Buy from the
house that potects you.
Wire for Lowest Factory Price!
The Markepp Co., Inc.
3906 Carnegie Ave.
C L E V E L A N D . O H IO
h t t p : / / w w w .a r c a d e - m u s e u m .c o m /
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