Automatic Age

TI P
w o r t h
f o l l o w i n g
A SK your grocer what he pays for his
/-A meat knives. 'The price will surprise
you. He could buy them for less, but
they wouldn’t hold up under continuous day
after day service, and in time would cost
considerably more. When buying vending
machines remember that to earn steady prof­
its vending machines, like the grocer’s
knives, must be dependable in service.
A machine on location is without supervi­
sion. Once it gets out of order it is a money
loser until the operator makes a trip and
repairs it.
For this reason a good machine pays grati­
fying dividends in time and money saved in
servicing. A cheap machine built to sell at a
price, without regard to dependability, need
only get out of order once to quickly lose its
original low-price advantage.
“COLUMBUS” machines are not the cheap­
est machine on the market, neither are they
the highest price machine on the market.
W H Y E X P E R IM E N T
EV EN TU ALLY YOU
W IL L USE
COLUMBUS VENDORS
But, when it comes to dependable service and
low up keep cost, “COLUMBUS” machines,
according to the testimony of successful
operators, are the cheapest and best in the
long run. With “COLUMBUS” machines
you can hold an edge
on all locations.
For a real investment
in vending machines
order “COLUMBUS”
— and you can’t go
wrong. Uninterrupted
accurate and depend­
able service since 1908
has earned for them a reputation only a
leader could attain.
In your territory there are many locations
where “COLUMBUS” machines can earn
steady profits for you. In the “COLUMBUS”
line there are many models— one to fit every
operating requirement. Write today for a
complete descriptive folder on these profit­
able little money makers.
LEFT — “ CO­
LU M B U S” M od­
el 21, p o p u la r
m iniature p e a ­
n u t m a c h in e .
Furnished with
or without lamp
attachment.
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maker.
R IG H T — "C O ­
LU M BU S” Mod-
M, peanut and
confection ven­
dor. Its smart
design attracts
I m m e d ia t e a t­
tention and in ­
vites play.
The Columbus Vending Company
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