Automatic Age

AUTOMATIC AGE
November, 1935
145
Oregon Ops Form
New Association
Ad-Lee Announces
Two New Ones
The Oregon Skill Game Operators'
Association has been recently or­
ganized, according to information just
received by the National Association
of Coin-Operated Machine Manu­
facturers.
Officers were elected on November
7 as follows: President, Frank A.
Koehler; Vice-President, Ace Ams-
berg; Secretary, Harold Hansen;
Treasurer, Don Armitage; Directors,
Bob Allen, E. M. Busch and Lou
Dunas.
President Koehl er , in wr i t i n g
NACOMM his thanks for assisting
in the organization, states that he
believes the operators of Oregon now
realize the importance and necessity
of a well organized association, and
asks that any operators in the State
who have not already received notice
of this new Association get in touch
with him at once at 1147A N.E. 31st
Avenue, Portland, Oregon.
Production and sales activity at the
Ad-Lee Company, pioneer coin ma­
chine manufacturers, has reached a
peak which rivals the “good old
days” according to Mr. Lee Felsen-
thal, that genial and kindly gentleman
who has devoted the past forty years
to vending machines and kindred
lines. The reason lies in steadily-
climbing sales of the X-Cavator,
digger-type machine, and their de­
luxe four-column bulk vending ma­
chine, along with the immediate
reaction which followed recent an­
nouncements of their new “Leap
Frog” dice machine and the “Duette”
two-column bulk merchandiser.
Exclusive
SALES RIGHTS
We have an exceptional opportunity for sales
representatives in several states who are familiar
with the trade and who are desirous of obtaining
exclusive territorial sales rights. If you can pro­
duce reasonable sales quotas, write for our proposi­
tion.
Turkey Salesboards
Popular Now
Salesboard operators are finding it
profitable at this season of the year
to distribute candy and turkey push-
cards along their routes.
The small turkey push-card usually
takes in approximately $20.00 and
awards one turkey as a grand prize
and several smaller birds as consola­
tion prizes. The large push-card,
1000 holes, takes in $50.00 and awards
a turkey and a number of smaller
prizes in cash, trade or cigarettes.
Often operators will arrange a direct
tie-up with a local butcher and then
award the poultry winners with
tickets which are redeemable at “so-
and-so's” market.
The candy push-card usually con­
sists of 200-600 holes and makes a
liberal pay-out of one, two, three
and five pound boxes of chocolates.
If the candy boxes are stacked around
the board, an attractive eye-appealing
display is created.
Turkey and candy push-cards have
at least one important point in their
favor. They are often tolerated in
locations where the conventional
salesboard is not.
Trade and cash boards are good
all year around. But the operator
who adds a few turkey and candy
push-cards to his route during the
Holiday season is able to add just
that much more to his profits.
In “Leap Frog” the firm presents
an original and startling departure
from other counter dice machines. It
is electrically operated and a touch
of the button catapults the dice onto
the board from a concealed compart­
ment. Insertion of a coin causes the
dice to again disappear until the
button is touched for the next play.
Six coins can be played at one time,
ranging from pennies to quarters,
and this is a second remarkable fea­
ture of the machine.
“ Duette” is an attractive counter
size vending machine holding two
columns of bulk merchandise. The
mechanism is new and especially
adapted for handling odd shaped
items. Simplicity of servicing and
collecting from the machine are among
its many features.
V ends
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all Products: Pistachios, Toys, Ball G u m ,
S tre ng th and fool proof coin, m echanism
unequalled by an y m achine.
etc.
Send nil orders and inquiries to
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4463 N. LIN CO LN AVE.
M A C H IN E
C O ., IN C .
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DOLLAR-DAY SPECIALS
If your order totals $25.00 or over, we will give you
any of the following games for
W O R L D ’S SERIES
A IR W A Y
SILV ER CUP
WEST BOUND
F lying Trapeze, Sr. $12.50
Sign.al, S r..................
12.50
5.00
Pushover ..................
Golden Gate ..........
6.00
Merry-Go-Round
.
6.00
7.00
Live Power ............
Rebound .................. 11.00
9.00
I.O .U . or C.O .D. .
Big Game .............. 22.50
Globe T rotte r ........ 17.50
S in k or S w im ........ 12.50
5.00
Skill Circle ............ 15.00
18.00
Treasure H u n t . . . .
T it for T at ............ 18.00
Traffic, Model C .. 13.50
P yram id .................. 22.50
$1.00
(Give 2 Qhoiees)
11.00
11.00
12.50
17.00
25.00
25.00
22.50
16.00
25.00
18.00
25.00
7.00
15.00
25.00
A ctio n , S r.................. 15.00
S ignal, J r .................... 8.00
Score-A-Lite ..........
B eam lite ....................
Criss Cross - A-Lite.
K ings .........................
F lying Colors ..........
Rapid T ransit ........
Five and Ten ..........
Genco Baseball . .. .
P a r G olf ...................
21 Rock-Ola ............
Cross Roads ............
C ontact, J r .................
S plit Second ............
IN T ERN A T IO N A L
JIG SA W
PENNANT
MARBL-JAX
PAYOUT
P u t and Take ........ 27.50
R apid Fire ..............27.50
Rocket ........................ 15.00
C ham pion .................. 22.50
Carioca ......................35.00
Gold Rush .............. 37.50
Red A rrow ................30.00
W a h o o ........................ 22.50
F a irw a y .................... 45.00
S p o rtsm an ................40.00
T IC K E T
W h irlp o ol .................. 45.00
Rodeo ......................... 47.50
G ate w ay .................... 42.50
A u to Flash .............. 35.00
B onan za ................... 50.00
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