Coin Machine Journal

12
January, 1932
T HE COI N M A C H I N E J O U R N A L
the PROOF is in the cash drawer
that’s why Operators choose the
H i-B A L L
GAME OF SKILL
Here’s The Newest PEO
MONEY-MAKER!
ake a look at the new HI-BALL machine . . . the latest
PEO device for putting big profits into the operator’s pockets!
It’s built for five cent play, the cabinet is strongly made, beau­
tifully decorated and finished in a rich toned walnut. The legs
are detachable* and easily adjusted to uneven floors. Any
coupe or roadsteif iear compartment will accommodate the
new HI-BALL machine . . . and it takes less than five minutes
to dismantle or set it up.
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D IM EN SIO N S
40 inches high, 37 inches long
17 inches wide
Shipping weight 85 pounds
(Actual weight 60 pounds)
_ Lt the right is shown a top view of the HI-BALL. Notice the thirteen alleys
on the upper part of the playing board . . . six of them are terminated by scor­
ing holes, and the other seven are clear, .enabling the ball to bounce through
the pin board and into the holes below. The entire playing principle of the '
HI-BALL creates the element of SUSPENSE, which is absolutely vital to the
life and popularity of any machine.
The coin mechanism is simple . . . no knobs to turn . . . just deposit the ..
nickel, pull the plunger, and the machine is in action. The HI-BALL' may also
be had for penny play, at *10 extra cost.
Write Today for Details and Prices
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PEO M A N U F A C T U R IN G CORP.
1 CHICAGO OFFICE:
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4332 W. Harrison St.
Chicago, Illinois
449 Avenue A
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Dept. J
Rochester, New York
(Or Your Nearest Sobbm)
NEW YORK OFFICE:
1123 Broadway
N©w York City
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