Automatic Age

O p e r a t o r s
A N EW S E R V I C E F O R
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To fill a definite need, we present al the
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chine Industry— January
AT THE C H ICA G O SHOW
12-15
1942
Exhibition and Convention of the Coin Ma­
at Hotel Sherman, the First Annual
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Plan now to send your service men or mechanics (or come yourself)— learn more about the
latest models and types of slug rejectors. The School will present all essential facts and de­
tails, including methods of operation, maintenance and adjustment. Attendance at the classes,
while in Chicago, will save you and your company expense and lime during the months to
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come. The School is open to all interested without cost or obligation.
For further information, visit Booth 16, Room 609 or write
NATIONAL SLUG REJECTORS, Inc
5100 San Francisco Avenue
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St. Louis, Mo.
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S o Y o u M a y H a v e to W a i t a L f t t l e L o n g e r F o r
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T lie y * r e W o r t h W a i t i n g F o r
T H E N O R R IS M ANUFACTURING C O .
553 WAGER ST., COLUMBUS, OHIO
“ YOU W I L L N E V E R BE H A P P Y UNTI L YOU OP ER AT E M A S T E R S "
November, 1941
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