Automatic Age

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AUTOMATIC AGE
June, 1940
W o lf Sales Co. Opens New Modern Quarters
San Francisco.— T h e W o lf Sales C om pany, In c . h e a d e d by W o lf R e iw itz has outgrow n its quarters w here they h ave been lo c a te d only
fifte e n m onths a n d have m oved to th e ir new quarters a t 7 0 1 -0 9 G o ld en G a te A venue. A G ra n d O penin g p a rty was h e ld A p ril 10th which
was a tte n d e d by p ra c tic a lly a ll o f th e P a c ific coast operators. This very successful occasion m a rk e d th e opening o f one o f th e finest coin
op e ra te d equ ip m e n t showrooms in th e country. B e a u tifu lly a p p o in te d th e showrooms a re fittin g backgro und fo r th e luxurious W u rlitz e r
phonographs a n d th e 1940 lin e o f “ B a k er B u ilt” products fo r w hich W o lf Sales a re jobbers.
The company has a completely
equipped repair shop with competent
and expertly trained mechanics on
hand together with a complete line
of repair parts to give quick and
efficient service on all types of equip­
ment.
The firm plans to am plify its job­
bing and distributing activities and
in addition to phonographs, pin
tables, counter games, Baker’s Pac­
ers, etc., they w ill shortly install a
complete line of various types of
vending machines, and vending m a­
chine merchandise.
W o lf Reiwitz, owner of The W o lf
Sales Company is one of the old tim ­
ers in the business. He has been in
the operating, jobbing and distribut­
ing ends of the coin machine business
in various parts of the country for
the past thirty-five years. His two
sons, Albert and “ Chick” have joined
the firm to take care of the increased
business. Both sons are college
graduates and they are very enthusi­
astic as to the prospects of the future
of the coin machine business.
Mr. Reiwitz stated “business has
been exceptionally good with us since
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STRIKES and SPARES'
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Bowling Board. 145 Winners — 136
Consolation Awards. Colorful!Flashy!
Gets attention*anywhere.
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Average Payout
1600 Holes
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HARLICH MFG. CO.
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C H IC A G O , IL L IN O IS
the very first day we opened the door
of the W olf Sales Company. We have
always gone out of our way to give
the operator the very best equipment
that money can buy. O ur trade-ins
have always been most liberal and
our terms as fa ir as possible and my
motto has been a square deal to all
at all times. As a consequence cus­
tomers are satisfied and they have
come back to us time and time again
for their requirements.”
“ W e are firmly convinced that the
coin machine business is still in its
infancy and there are plenty of op*
portunities ahead for the aggressive
operator. So sure are we of our con­
victions that we have mapped out an
intensive expansion program for 1940
that will see our business e x p a n d e d
to care for the growing list of cus­
tomers in the Pacific Northwest,
said Mr. Reiwitz.
Police Seek Users of
“Perfect* Slugs
Canton, 0 . — Detectives are s e a rc h ­
ing for persons who have been usin£
what police call “ perfect slugs” in
cigaret vending machines and tele­
phones.
PRETZEL
Gob — They tell me her salary is fiv*
hundred a week. Is that s t r a i g h t ?
Pal — Well, yes and no.
Gob — W hat do you mean?
Pal — She’s a contortionist.
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