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"The Mills Jockey"
Mills "You're Nett,.
IMPROVED STYLE FOR t90l
3 can play, 3 can win and 3 poker hands,
numbers 1-2-3, show at one time. Has 3 slots
to drop in coin, numbered 1-2-3. Has glass
opening under slots, numbered 1-2-3, exposing
last coin or coins played in (no chance to use
slugs without being detected), just the same
as having three card machines in a row, with
the exception that the money all goes into one
pot. The "up-to-date" man gets the money.
This machine can be adjusted for nickel or
penny, is encased in a beautiful quarter-sawed
oak or mahogany cabinet with nickel or oxidized
trimmings, and can be furnished either with or
without stand.
W•ighl, with stand. bond for shipm•nl, 100 lbs.
Wtight, w1lhout s11ud, bond for shipm•nt, 50 lbs.
"You're Next" is an all-iron counter card
machine; is on a revolving table and will not
mar the counter. It can be played for mer-
chandise or straight coin, and for either pcker
or spots.
Is built as either a six, five or three-way ma-
chine. The six and five-way styles may be
played with either nickels or pennies; the three-
way is for nickel, penny and quarter.
Weight, boxed for shipment, 45 lbs.
"I Will" Dice Machine
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Siul8>:15x8.
box•d for 1bipmcnt, (0 lbs.
This machine is a distinct novelty. It is
arranged to operate with a penny, nickel or
quarter, all at one time or separately. Is made
entirely of metal, finished in bronze, nickel or
oxidized, and may be bad with the usual variety
of reward cards.
We supply transparent dice with this ma-
chine, if desired, as the use of such dice is
preferred by many on account of entirely over-
coming any claim that the dice used are unfair.
The "I Will" is simply beautiful and the
most unique counter machine ever built.
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Due to the great success Herbert S. Mills had enjoyed with his "Perfection Ca.rd Ma.chine", two grand card game
ma.chines followed. Note "The Mills Jockey". Later on this became "Tic-Tac-Toe" and many other such slot ideas
all based on "The Mills Jockey". Mills adopted the revolving turntable that had been introduced by Caille in
the Mills "You're Next", an all cast iron counter game with unique and interesting ca.rd play. The "I Will"
Dice Machine, taking advantage of the slogan of the City of Chica.go - "l Will" - va.s among the very first dice
play counter games in history, if actually not the first. Certainly it va.s a. rea.l attention getter in any lo-
cation. The nation's smaller retailers were very, very happy over the turn of events in the slot machine busi-
ness. They tremendously enjoyed the profits from the smaller sized slots. And the manufacturers remained busy.
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