Automatic Age

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“I still have in operation Columbus Vendors which
have been taking in money for the last 20 years.”
— R. M . N .
“Table lamp vendors I now have are paying well
. . . two beer parlor owners want me to put ma­
chines on'every table.”— G. B.
“The consensus of opinon from other operators is
very much in favor of your machines.”— E. O.
“We are now using some of your old type machines
which were bought in 1918 . . . they are now work­
ing as well as when first delivered.”— E. J. C.
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HE above quotations are actual state­
ments of successful operators in dif­
ferent parts of the country . . .each
unsolicited and authentic.
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light— quick turnover— ample merchandise
capacity, and ability to secure the best
locations.
When you buy merchandise Vendors, con­
sider the experience of other successful
operators. Insist on “COLUMBUS”— the
operators standby for outstanding service
since 1908 . . . attractive in appearance
. . . can be thoroughly cleaned and serviced
on location in a few minutes— a time-sav­
ing feature which makes possible LARGER
ROUTES and MORE PROFITS. Write
today for complete descriptive catalog.
At the 1935 Show, “COLUMBUS” Vendors
were, again proclaimed “The Leaders,” not
by their manufacturers, but by the opera­
tors who depend upon vending machines
for PROFITS and must know which ma­
chines bring the biggest return per dollar
invested.
Model 21 designed for booth
and tab le service. A real
m o n e y - m a k e r . W ith or
w ith o u t lam p. A ctu al tests
prove 10 Model 21 m achines
all placed in the sam e loca­
tio n sell m ore m erchandise
and earn more profits th a n
10 other type m a c h i n e s
each placed in a different
location.
Model 21— the only Table Lamp Model on
the market— was praised again and again
for its tempting display of fresh nuts under
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