Automatic Age

90
September, 1940
AUTOMATIC AGE
G A R F IE L D C A N D IE S , INC.
M AKES ANNOUNCEMENT
NEW line of penny candy
bars that increases the
sales of vendors has been de­
veloped by Garfield Candies,
Inc., Chicago, Illinois. They are
“ all-year-round” bars and have
proved themselves by the rigid
test of hot summer weather
when placed in vendors hereto­
fore used only for chocolate
bars. It is reported that oper­
ators ;who, instead of leaving
their machine idle, keep them
filled with Garfield’s new penny
bars are reaping harvests of
coins.
“ NUTTY NUGGET” , “ AL­
MOND CHEW” and “ PEANUT
CRUNCH” are the names of
these popular, fast-selling new
penny candy bars. They are
high grade candy of excellent
taste.
“ Quality candy, attractive
packaging, and uniformity ac­
complished by modern machin­
ery” > said Fred Lax, Garfield’s
Production Manager, “ were all
combined to create this new
ideal penny candy-bar service
for all-year-round vending. The
inner grease-proof wax paper
and the machine double-wrap­
ping are important features of
these bars, because they elimi­
nate
all
vending
machine
troubles.”
An angle o f particular im­
portance was pointed out by
Martin M. Malsh, Garfield’s
Sales Manager, who said: “ Now
operators need no longer fear
idle machines due to weather
conditions. Furthermore, our
new bars give the operators of
the selective types of penny bar
vendors a greater variety and
increased turn-over and profits.”
Another Garfield product is
“ SIX BITS.” This is a very fine
5c peanut candy bar, which has
proved a “ best seller” because it
has the tang so sought after by
\
the public and achieved only by
candy makers long experienced
in the art of toasting peanuts.
The attractive tri-colored, mois­
ture-proof wrapper of trans­
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M E E T S
parent cellophane is in itself a
silent salesman. Air-tight seal­
ing of the wrapper insures re­
tention of the original goodness
of the bar.
The Garfield Candy Company
will mail samples of their prod­
ucts to interested operators.
These samples come in attrac­
tive mailing kits.
A P P R O V A L
H E R E
They p u t th e ir O .K . on R o c k-O la D ia l-A -T u n e Rem ote C o n tro l and Luxury Lightup
Phonograph.
Seated: George M urdo ck, R ock-O la D is trict M a n a g e r, and M rs. Cash
Shaw; standing, Bob A llen and Lester Beckman rig h t, o f Coast Am usem ent Com pany.
T H E
A R R O W S
M A R K
T H E
S P O T S
R ock-O la D ia l-A -T u r.e Rem ote C ontrol in sta llatio n in C hicago’s famous Sugar Bowl
Tavern where the crowds gather from A A .M . 't i ll (?).
This D ia l-A -T u n e in sta llatio n
consisted of seven W a ll Boxes and two Bar Boxes.
Proprietor says music ta k e has
jum ped 7 0 0 % .
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