Automatic Age

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AUTOMATIC AGE
April, 1938
NOW THIS IS H O W IT WORKS
necessary to build the fine
mechanism of a Mills machine,
necessitating workmanship of
the highest type. These parts
are assembled in much the
same process that automobiles
are put together. Each min­
ute part of the machine is
put on in a separate operation
and the device is then passed
on for another operation. If
the machine is not put together
perfectly up to that point it is
immediately sent back to the
previous station where the job
MUST be redone to insure the
purchaser a machine perfectly
constructed.
Bert Mills explains the money-producing qualities and the play­
er appeal of the Mills Big Race to Charlie Casmus. “ Yes, Char­
lie” he advises with assurance, “ you’ll never want for dough in
the sock if you play your bankroll on Mills’ Big Races; it is a
cinch that you’ll get your money back before you know it.”
“ It is therefore not hard to
understand why the Mills Coin
Machines have such a fine rec­
ord for mechanical perfection
when it is learned that these
inspections and double-checks
are made before the machines
are given an Okea,” says Miss
Desplenter, of the Mills Adver­
tising Department.
Mills Machines Inspected Fifty-Seven Times
N0T before the Mills coin Department w h ere the ma­
machines have been looked
over and inspected fifty-seven
different times, one time for
each distinct operation, are they
permitted to leave the Con­
struction of Small Parts Depart­
ment for the Bell Assembly
chines are inspected again and
again by Joe Liska’s boys avid­
ly searching for some flaw. In
this manner a Mills Coin Ma­
chine is certain to satisfy each
and every purchaser.
Hundreds of small parts are
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Dumb: “ Are you yawning?”
Dora: “ No, I’m giving a silent In­
dian war whoop.”
G ET A RUN FOR YOUR MONE Y !
A sensational board, making
m on ey for b etter op era tors!
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Seven small horses at top o f payoff card, moved
by punching hole at side o f horse’s name when
winning punches are received. H orse flashes to
“ W in ” , “ Place” , and “ Show” receiving $25.00,
$10.00 or $5.00.
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P la y e r d ra w in g “ P a r la y ” tic k e t selects a n y tw o horses.
O nly one $25.00 w in n e r possible. M ade in th in and th ic k
styles ; 5c or 10c per sale. A verag e p ro fit $71.82 on 10c
d e al; $41.82 on 5c d e al.
Sold to op erato rs o n ly.
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