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The International Arcade Musuem: Caille Catalog 311

CbeCAILLE BROIDERS

COMPANY

OURMACUINfS MOO YOUR SUCCESS

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CbeCAILLE BROIDERS

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The International Arcade Musuem: Caille Catalog 311

NOTICE!

This book is full of opportunities.

You have opened it up with expecta­

tions and we know its careful perusal

will prove beneficial to you and result

in netting you a mce fortune in the

future, if you will only follow a few of

the suggestions outlined.

Any further information that you

may desire relative to the great money

getters to be found in this extensiveline, we will cheerfully furnish upon

receipt of request.

PRICE LIST No. 311--Money Machines

PAGE PRICE

6 Bell Gum Vender , " , $ 85.00Bell Gum Vender on Royal PedestaL........................... 94.00Bell Gum Vender on Special Cabinet Pe(lestal. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 97.00

7 Operators Bell 60.008 Liberty Bell 60.00II Silver Cup 75.00

10 Check Boy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 60.0011 Big Star Six 60.0012 Tiger.................. 5c Play 40.00

10c, 25c or 50c Play..................... 45.0013 Tiger Special..... . . . .. 5c Play 45.00

10c, 25c or SOc Play..................... 50.0014 Tiger Special with Gum Arrangement-5c Play............... . .. 45.0016 :New Way Gum Attachment..................................... 40.00

Gum, per M packages......................................... 8.5018 Ben Hur.............. 5c Play 60.00

25c Play 70.0019 Centaur............. 5c Play 180.00

25c Play 195.00SOc Play 210.00

20 Eclipse....... . . . .. 5c Play 145.0025c Play 160.00SOc Play 175.00

21 Big Six. . . . . . . . . . . 5c Play 135.0025c Play ...•......................... 150.00SOc Play 165.00

22 Big' Six Special. . . . . . . .. 5c Play •.............................. 150.0025c Play 165.0050c Play 180.00

24 Lone Star. . . . . . . . . . . . .. 5c Play 150.0025c Play 165.0050c Play 180.00

25 "45" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 5c Play 135.0025c Play 150.00SOc Play 165.00

26 Detroit................ 5c Play .......•........................ 125.0025c Play 140.00SOc Play 155.00

27 Puck.................. 5'c Play 120.0025c Play 135.0050c Play 150.00

28 Owl........ . .. 5c Play Only 75.0029 Black Cat 5c Play 180.00

25c Play 195.00SOc Play 210.00

30 Bull Frog. . . 5c Play 166.0025c Play 180.00

31 Yankee Counter Style. .. 5c Play 60.00Counter Style .. 25c Play 70.00Cabinet Style 50c Play 75.00Cabinet Style 25c Play 90.00

Triplet Machines equipped with Music Box-Extra. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 40.00Twin Machines equipped with Music Box-Extra. . . .. .. .. . . . ... . 35.00Sing'le Machines equipped with Music Box-Extra............... 30.00

32 Centaur Twin 5c and 25c Play........................ 375.0025c and 50c Play............... 405.00

33 Eclipse Twin 5c and 25c Play........................ 300.0025c and 500 Play........................ 335.00

34 Centaur Lone Star Twin. 5c and 25c Play 350.0025c and SOc Play....................... 380.00

36 Bilr Six Eclipse Twin ... 5c and 25c Play........................ 295.00250 and SOc Play........................ 330.00

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38 Lone Star "45" Twin , 5c and 25c Play .25c and 50c Play .

37 Detroit Twin , 5c and 25c Play .25c and 50c Play .

38 Mixed Triplet .311 Eclipse Triplet .40 Peerless Roulette 5c Play ........................•.......

25c Play .42 New Check Player & Separator with 250 Checks .43 Check Feeder with 1000 Checks- 5c size .

25c size ...........•...........44 "No Gambling" Sign .45 Coin Register Nickel size .

Quarter size .47 Quintette .48 Kylo .49 Draw Poker . .50 Royal Jumbo .51 Jumoo Success Full Length or Counter Style .52 Success Full Length or Counter Style .53 Base Ball . .M G~~ . .55 Jockey Counter Style .

Full Length Cabinet .56 Wasp .57 Puritan . .58 Banker . .

Banker With Swivel Base.... . .59 Good Luck .

Good Luck With Swivel Base .Good Luck Special . .

60 Winner Dice . .61 Little Dream . .

Gum, per 1,000 Pieces, Net .62 Pedestals Style No.!. ..

Style No.2 .Style No.3... . .Style No.4.... . .

63 MO'ney Changers:

No. I-Multi Tube U. S. Penny Changer, Plain .No. I-Multi Tube U. S. Penny Changer, with Cash Box.No.2-Multi Tube U. S. Nickel Changer, Plain .No.2-Multi Tube U. S. Nickel Changer, with Cash Box.No.3-Single Tube U. S. Penny Changer .No.4-Single Tube U. S. Nickel Changer .No. 5-U. S. Quarter Changer, Single Tube .No.6-Canadian Penny Changer, Single Tube .

ALL ABOVE PRICES ARE F. O. B. DETROIT.See pages 66 and 67 regarding terms.

PRIOE

300.00335.0J270.00305.00528.00480.00350.00

400.0030.0030.0035.00

3.0020.0025.0055.0035.0035.0026.5020.0017.0045.0024.0022.0030.0010.0021.0011.0012.0010.0011.5012.5010.0010.00

1.759.004.75

12.006.25

6.5013.00

8.0015.00

2.002.506.006.00

The Caille BrothersCotnpany

INCORPORATED

LARGEST PLANT INTHE WORLD MAKING

COIN-CONTROLLED

MACHINES

Catalog 311

THE CAILLE BROTHERS CaMPANY

Coin Controlled Machines

Detroit, Michiganand

12 rue de la Chaussee-d' Antin 12

Paris, France Detroit,

GENERAL OFFICE

Second and Amsterdam Avenues

FACTORY

1300-1340 Second Ave.

Michigan, U.S. A.

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Caille's Guarantee BondBacks Up Every Machine That Bears Our Name.

Reduced fac-simile of our Guarantee Bond whichaccompanies each Caille Machine.

Our reputation of Twenty Years' standing for making thebest goods, and for courteous and honest treatment of our cus­tomers is worthy of your most serious consideration.

Leaders the World OverCaille Machines have a distinguishing style, and any MA­

CHINE BEARING OUR TRADE MARK needs no furtherrecommendation as to its high grade and durability. Our cab­inets are made of the best quarter-sawed Michigan oak, whichmakes the finest furniture in the world. Metal trimmillgs, fin­ished by our secret process, in Burnished Gold, Nickel andAntique Copper.

All 0111' machines are built on the "CAILLE SYSTEM"­OUR GUARANTEE BOND IS BEHIND EACH.

Our immense facilities enable us to meet sllccessfully all com­petition, and our prices will be found the lowest at which goodscan be reasonably sold.

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Caille's Trade StimulatorsCheck-Paying Trade Machines Used the World Over.

As trade Stimulators and Lid-Lifters there is nothing to

compare with the extensive line of Counter-Style Automatic CheckMachines. Even where there is objection to the straight moneymachines, these trade devices are being run with good results,and not interfered with whatever. As all of these Check-Payingmachines are made very liberal, they prove a great form ofamusement, and the means of bringing customers into the placeswhere used. Players never get sour on them or over their luck,for they only lose small amounts at a time.

These machines appeal to the known spirit of speculation, sostrong in every man. They interest and gratify that element inhim at small cost to himself, and they give him a fair show and"a good run for his money" against slight odds.

The merchant who is anxious to increase his business can doso by means of these machines. They are made expressly for thepurpose of stimulating trade in a manner equally satisfying tomerchant and customer.

The machines listed herein will increase the business of anymerchant and are particularly adapted to liquor dealers, druggists,cigar stores, billiard rooms, etc. Experience Ilas demonstratedthat they will positively increase trade 50 to 100 per cent. if asquare deal is given.

An investigation would surely prove profitable and interestingto you. 'vVe have ample evidence to offer and can refer you tonumerous customers who know by pleasant experience that CailleTrade Stimulators do stimulate trade.

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Caille's Bell Gum Vender

Gum Vending and Trade Machine in Fact and Appearance.

PAYS OUT GUM AND TRADE CHECKS

Delivers a 5c package of good gum for every nickel played.providing player will turn the knob on the left and pull out thegum. When gum is not taken by player it remains in machineand will not clog or block it. Does not pay gum when checksare played.

Mechanism, with the exception of the Vending device at top,is our regular Liberty or Operata;· Bell works, most simple andperfect in construction, so that very little experience is necessaryto understand it thoroughly and regulate any part when desired.

This machine is the result of long and careful study on tilepart of experienced mechanics, who have made coin operatingmachines their life's work and know every requirement of the dif­ferent operators throl.ghout the country. Impossible to beat orcheat it.

Note that this is a counter style machine, the only one of thekind on the market. Occupies but little space on the counter andtherefore requires no large room or pedestal in case of crowdedquarters.

DIMENSIONS: Height 25 in. Width 13 in. Depth 12 ill. Weight 90 Ibs.

Telegraph or Cable Code-GUM.

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Caille's Operators BellWITH GUM SIGN.

The works of this machine are exactly the same as our LibertyBell, but the reward card and reels show different fruits in theiractual colors, and it calls for a 5c package of gum for everynickel played.

This often proves a great inducement for new players to startin, for they feel they get their money's worth win or not. Besidesthis, it makes the machine allowable in most every part of theworld.

Overcomes the worst prejudices against chance machines andis termed a sel1ing machine rather than a gambling device by thegeneral public.

Notice how the coin top, reward card and finish combine withthe elegant carvings to make it most attractive and fascinatingmachine to behold. You know what this means as a money-getterand great player.

DrMENSIONS: Height 221n. Width 13in. Depth 12 in. Weight 791bs.

Telegraph N Cable Code-OPERATOR.

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Caille's Liberty BellPays Rewards Automatically.

Plays with money and checks, and pays rewards in checks

only, or can be changed in a moment to a straight money

machine.

On reels are card spots, and when they stop on a winning

combination, as shown by reward card above it, automatically

pays out the amount called for in checks or money as the machine

be set for.

Like all other Caille goods, nothing but the best materials

obtainable and the highest class of workmanship enters its con­

struction. In this way you are assured of a machine that is strong

and durable, and most simple in every way. The coin top is the

acme of perfection. It is fool-proof, cannot be operated with

penny and it is impossible to clog or block it in any way.

DIMENSIONS: Height 23 in. Width 13 in. Depth 12 in. Weight 79 Ib~.

Telegraph or Cable Code-LIBERTY.

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Caille's Silver CupThe Only Real Automatic

Double-Dial Machine

This is a combination trade check or money machine that isreplacing every other style of coin-operating machine.

As a money machine it will compare with any large floormachine; when arranged to payout checks only is allowed every­where. Also has a special gum sign if necessity requires it.Five can play at once or one player can play the five slots. Re­wards are from ten cents to two dollars.

The coin top is perfection itself. Impossible to get a pennythrough or clog it in any way. The main works are so arrangedthat it is impossible to empty the payout by manipulation, eventhough some one should maliciously drop in badly deformed coinsthat would block it up. This is taken care of by a special lockingdevice that automatically goes on the minute the machine becomesclogged and it remains so locked until the clogging coin isreleased.

The check separator is new, ~imple and entirely different fromany other. It is absolutely sure. Metal case is handsomelycarved and finished in our serret process nickel. This. with thebeautiful color dials and reward card. combine to make a moststriking and attractive machine to behold. You know what thismeans as a big play gettel'

Although the machine ha~ been on the market but a shorttime. it has proven its place in the field and we have alreadyincreased our capacity in that department in order to keep upwith orders.D1MENSIONS: Width 12 in. Depth 11Y. in. Height 19 in. Weight 721bs.

Telegraph Or Cable Code-CUP.

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Caille's Check BoyPlays with Nickels or Checks.

This is strictly a check paying machine, called a merchandiscdevice and allowed to run everywhere.

Magazine holds 1000 five cent size trade checks that can beplayed back in the machine if desired. Can be filled withoutremoving from case. When open it is sufficiently liberal to inducea very big play yet is positive of returning the operator a nicepercentage of the gross intake. Is equipped with a little percent­age lever just inside the back door that can be moved over a triAeand in that way just double the profits.

Works are mounted on slides in case and held in place bytwo thumb screws and can be removed by simply loosening thesescrews and pulling out at back door.

A glance at the above cut will give you an idea or its strik,ing appearance. The hig'hly polished quartered oak case. withspecial process nickel-plated metal front combine to make it attrac­tive and interesting.

Reel has 50 spaces. as follows: 17 red and 17 black pay2 for 1, 9 green pay 5 fOl' 1. 4 white pay 10 for 1, 2 yellow pay20 for 1. and 1 blue pays 40 for 1.

DIMENS:IONS: Width 14 in. Height 18y' in. Depth 15y' in. Weight 60 lbs.

Telegraph nr Cable Code-BOY.

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Caille's Big Star SixA Decided Novelty.

Pays five for one on every color. Is similar to the check boyin appearance and general construction, but the only fj for 1 checkmachine ever made.

Where crowds gather it is proving a great money getter, andis as popular with players as wi~h proprietors. .

Reel has thirty-six spaces, whIch makes them appear Wide andeasy to guess.

In localities where there is objection to the large moneymachines, this is proving a fine substitute for our great favor!te,The Big Six, and as it is a counter style and check payll1gmachine is tolerated practically everywhere.

Players never tire of this machine, for it is liberal enough tohold their attention and they are always figuring on some schemeto get the bes t of it.. . .

Like our celebrated Check Boy It IS fool-proof 111 every way.and paying mechanism is automatically lock.ed the mC?ment anyattempt is made to tamper with it, and remall1S so untt! the nextplay.

S:IZE and WE:IGHT-Same as Check Boy.Telegraph or Cable Code-STAR.

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Caille's TigerNICKEL, DIME, QUARTER OR HALF DOLLAR PLAY

FORTUNE TELLING TRADE MACHINE

Paying Its Own Rewards Automatically.

Allowed to Operate where all other Machines are Prohibited.I t combines the following special features:

A Fortune Teller with a chance to win a prize; a Carel ~rachil1e somewhat Ollt

of the ordinary; a Check Paying machine which pays Ollt its OWI1 rewards.""hen a coin is dropped in a slot, and the lever pressed down, the wheel

revolves. \Vhen the wheel stops, the hand sho\Y~ through the glass covereuopening, in upper left hand corner. If it corresponds with the cards shown underthe slot played, the check is automatically thrown out for the amount indicated.From one to five people can play, but only one can win.

There are five coin slots, designated by four card spots and a tiger's head.The card Teel is divided into twenty·five spaces-each space showing a completefortune and a card spot, or tiger's head.

The check pay-out system holds five hundred checks and is equipped with se!f­locking caps which make it impossible to shake out checks and rob machine.

Arrangement of \Vheels and Rewards.Nine diamonds pay two cigars. :\ine spades pay two cigars. One Tiger pays

twenty cigars. Four clubs pay five cigars. Two hearts pay ten cigars.The cabinet is entirely of metal, of neat and attractive design, and all parts

are heavily nickel-plated. :\founted on revolving base, with rubber feet.While the "Tiger" is intended for use as a counter machine, it nevertheless

makes a handsome machine for the floor when mounted on our Royal Pedestal.Flags instead of card spots on reel, if desired.

DIMENSIONS: Width 14 in. Depth 12 in. Height 13 in. Weight 50 lb•.Telegraph Or Cable Code-TIGER.

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Caille's Special TigerNICKEL, DIME, QUARTER OR HALF DOLLAR PLAY.

A SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT OVER OUR FAMOUS TIGER.

Fortune Telling Automatic Reward Paying Trade Machine.

~lIr 1tI~ (on.-r l~llln 0.' "llrlF'RErr C1t;Ans

... ("~. ~ J,. (.,."

•• , .. , .' (·to" • ,(

Note: The "Special" Tiger is the same as the "Tiger" exceptfor the following points:

(1) It has a lat-ge opening covered by curved plate glassshowing three spaces of the wheeL

(2) It is equipped with an automatic plugging system similarto our large machines_ When the lower colors are played the highones will show up, but when a high color is played it plugs itselfautomatically. The wheel can be made to run open entirely bysimply moving a lever in the back of the case. A great advantage.

Otherwise the machines are identicaL

The "Tigers" have proved to be great money makers andalways give the very best of satisfaction. This five-way machine.which pays out all winnings in trade checks, has been classed byauthorities as a trade machine on account of the fortune-tellingfeature and has been permitted to run where regular card machineswere not allowed.

Handsomely decorated metal case, with rubber feet.

The Special Tiger makes a very handsome floor machine whenmounted on the Caille Royal pedestaL

Flags instead of card spots on reel if desired.DIMENSIONS: Width 14 in. Depth 12 in. Height 13 in. Weight 50 lbs.

Telegraph or Cable Code--TIGRESS.

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YOUR MO EY'S WORTH EVERY TIME

• PACKAGE OF GUM AND YOUR FORTUNE TOLDFOR ONE NICKEL

No Blanks-Gum Every Play

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Caille's Special Tiger WithGum Arrangement

NICKEL OR DIME PLAYALLOWED EVERYWHERE.

Tremendous Opportunities tn

Automatic Money Paying

Machines

o the man who is on the alert and "up to snuff,"

Tas the expression goes, this branch of the slot ma­chine business olIers unequaled money makingopportunities. The field is practically unlimitedand those uninformed as to the facts are aston-ished when they learn of the many places where

these "amusement" machines can be placed and are being operated.

In every state in the Union and in every country on the globeyou will find the Caille Automatic Money Paying Machines moreor less in use. The field is a large one and any live man canfind locations for from two to ten machines or more in almostany locality. It is simply UD to the "push" and "get-there" quali­ties of the individual operator.

Opportunities abound. I f the authorities do not wish to havethem within the city limits, perhaps it will be different in thesuburbs. In some places machines are used only during the even­ing or on Saturday evenings and on Sundays or holidays. Theynever fail to make good.

It must be admitted that in most large cities sueh machineshave been placed under the ban in order to shield some other"game," while "Bucket Shops," Boards of Trade and other "GoldBrick" schemes are permitted to flourish. All the time gettingthe worst of it, these machines are nevertheless being sold inlarge numbers and are made in more elaborate styles and betterconstructed than ever before.

tit ZOe ;n Trade

• lac on TradeSOC;n Trade

~ 40C;n Trade

~ lac in Trade

Detroit, Mich.

C?mplies with the Law and is Perfectly Legal.Five Cent Package of Gum with every play.

. Pays out r~wards automatically in metal checks same as theTiger and SpeCial Tiger.

Checks read la, la, 20, 40 and 80 instead of 10 10 25 50 and$1, thus paying for all gum given away. '"

The ideal machine for trade use and a wonderful profit earner.For description of machine read page 43.

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The smaller towns and villages are conceded by leading oper­ators to be best of all. In such places the "power behind thethrone" has no "dens" or "Bucket Shops" to shield and conse­quently these "amusement" devices are not molested.

Probably there are no better locations than Clubs, RoadHouses, Health Resorts and Summer Resorts. Steamboats arealso most profitable locations. That the opportunities are manyis evidenced by our thousands of successful customers and thelarge number of new ones gained daily.

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Caille's New WayBIG GUM VENDING MONEY MACHINE.

Package of Gum IWith Every Play I

MACHINES THAT CAN BE OPERATED ANYWHERE.

Pays out Automatically Packages of Gum for Every Coin Played.To be had only with the "Puck," "Detroit," "Eclipse," "Lone

Star," "Forty-five," and "Big Six" machines.

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Caille's New WayLEGALIZES BIG MACHINES AND IS A SURE WINNER.

Caille has invented a Gum Vending Device to attach to ourfamous Eclipse Slot Machine that is allowed to be operated inmany localities. It is just as legal as many of the schemes resort­ed to by the leading merchants of every city in the country tosecure trade.

Eclipse Gum Machine delivers a 5-cent package of gum foreach coin played, and if the player is lucky he will receive a cashprize, according to the slot played-that's all.

Identically the same as the merchant who gives away tradingstamps to his customers, or the tea store giving a "set of dishes"with a pound of tea. Just as legal as trade or card machine.

Eclipse GUIr.. Device has been the means of many of our cus­tomers operating machines, and practically one whole state is nowopen to Eclipse Gum Machines.

Device is very simple, and consists of a series of six chutesto hold gum-each chute having a cut-off device which lets outone package of gum for each nickel played. There is nothing toget out of order or cause the least trouble.

Gum is regular 5-cent package. and we sell it for $7.50 netper 1,000 packages, or 5,000 pieces.

Many players do not take the gum, so the average cost ofgum per play will not exceed one-half cent.

If you are all operator, or interested in such a machine, youshould order the complete Eclipse Gum Machine at once and GetBusy.

Gets the money quickly.

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The Centaur, having a "Jack-pot" attraction, is a big moneymaker, because when Jackpot is played and won out, all moneythat is played goes to the Jackpot, quickly filling it and causingplayers to again try their luck. Jackpot, when full, holds: Nickels,$4.00; quarters, $20.00; half-dollars, $40.00. Has automatic per­centage device; when red or black is played. all colors are open.This automatic percentage arrangement is a very valuable featureand must be thoroughly understood to be appreciated. Can be setfOt- 10 per cent. "rake off" and all the way up to 75 per cent.

There are 92 spaces on dial paying out as follows: 2 "Jack­pots," various amounts; 4 white, 20 for one; 8 yellow, ]0 for one;16 green, 5 for one; 21 red, 2 for one, and 21 black, 2 for one.

Handsome cabinet of quartered oak or mahogany with trim­mings in Nickel. Bronze or Roman Gold.

Metal cash drawer with Yale Lock.DIMENSIONS: Width 24 in. Depth 14 in. Height 62 in. Weight 250 Ibs.

Telegraph or Cable CodeNickel Play JACKQuarter Play HORSEHalf Dollar Play MULELarge Music. Box. Extra MUSIC

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Caille's Ben HurSMALLEST AUTOMATIC MONEY PAYING MACHINE.

Similar in every way to our famo us Eclipse. but in mlntature f0fm, andintended to meet the demand for a small Counter ::\Ioney ::\Iachine.

On account of its light weight, and compact form, the IIBen fIuT" is an idealmachine for use at picnics, outings. on holidays, or in towns considered closedagainst larger machines, as it can be easily stored away, if necessary.

,\OC cannot recommend this machine too highly to OUf customers. Everydetail is carried out with the same great care we exercise in the construction ofour highest prieed machines, and we guarantee the workings to he equal to thebest. It is equipped with our regular Tube Pay-Out, leaving no possible chanceof coin! becoming clogged. The Coin Detector is one of our latest devices.showing the last coin played, in full view, making it impossible to use slugs tooperate the machine.

The "Ben H ur" is securely locked with a Yale Lock to prevent anyonefrom robbing the machine.

Cabinet is of quarter-sawed oak, handsomely finished, and trimmings can behad in either nickel plate or oxidized copper.

Dial is divided into fifty spaces, paying the foltowing rewards:

2 blue spaces paying 20 for4 white spaces ........•............ paying 10 for8 yellow spaces . paying 5 for

18 black spaces paying 2 for 118 red spaces .... . paying 2 for 1

DIMENSIONS: Width 15 in. Depth 10 in. Height 20 in. Weight 50 Ibs.

Telegraph or Cable Code-"BEN" for five-cent play; "HUH" for twenty­five-cent play.

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A SIX SLOT.Two Machines in

one.

Caille's CentaurOnly Machine

Combining Jackpotand Regular Pay­Out Principle.

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Great and increasing demand proves its popularity and worth.The novel principle of "Big Six" rewards made it a great favoritefrom the moment it was put on sale. Six colors paying five forone each. Color dial 36 spaces only, extra wide. Open pay-wheelshowing stopping arm, no obstructions. Tube pay-aut-no clog­ging. Improved coin top-nan-manipulating. Large registeringflags-no arguments.

Finest mahogany or quarter-sawed oak cabinet. Special atten­tion paid to the ornamenting. which is done in gold, nickel orbronze.

A machine that will seCLlre new locations. It will get theplay, It must average a winning for the player every six timesit is played. The percentage is small but the profits are big.

Each -slot pays for "Five to Win"-no more or no less-six ofeach cnlor on dial. Machine earns one coin out of six played.DIMENSIONS: Width 24 in. Depth 14 in. Height 62 in, Weight 230 Ibs.

Telegraph or Cable CodeNickel Play . DAISYQuarter Play APRICOTHalf Dollar Play... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . PLUMLarge Music Box, Extra MUSIC

May be changed to Self-feeding Check-paying Machine.Can be equipped with Gum-vending Attachment.

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Cai1le's EclipseA SIX SLOT-A Slot Machine That Always Makes Good,

This machine has all the good qualities of our famous "six­plays," besides many distinct points of its own.

Automatic Percentage Device on this machine is made so thatwhen Red or Black is played all colors are open. When highercolors are played as many are automatically "shut out" as desired.

Can be just as liberal or just as strong as desired. "Rake-off"can be adjusted for from 10 per cent. to 70 per cent.

Open play-wheel favored by players, 92 spaces, 2 blue, 40 forone; 4 white, 20 for one; 8 yellow, 10 for one; 16 green, 5 for one;31 red and 31 black, 2 for one.

Highly polished quartered oak cabinet or can be had in ma­hogany finish. Nickel, Oxidized or Roman Gold Trimmings.DIMENSIONS: Width 24 in, Depth 14 in. Height 62 in'. Weight 2351bs.

Telegraph or Cable CodeNickel Play , ECLIPSEQuarter Play CLIPHalf Dollar Play , TIMELarge Music Box, Extra., .. , , . MUSIC

May be changed to Self-feeding Ch'eck-paying Machine.Can be equipped with Gum-vending AttachmeNt.

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Caille's BigA SIX SLOT-

A Sturdy Favorite

Sixwith Operators

and Players

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Caille's Big Six SpecialA TWELVE SPACE DIAL.

A NEW SIX SLOT.

DIMENSIONS: Width 24 in. Depth 14 ill. Height 62 ill. WEight 230 Ibs

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Caille's Big Six Special

.. YACHT

. CANOE

. BOAT

. MUSIC

For Nickels ....

For Quarters ..

For Half Dollars.

Large Music Box, Extra.

The Dig Six Special can be had in our high grade quarteredoak cabinet or in one of mahogany linish as may be desired. Theornamental trimmings we will furnish in ::\ickel Plate, OxidizedUronze or IZoman Gold.

Operators ha\'il1g a number of machines will find the Big SixSpecial a machine that \\·ill revi\'e the play in places \\'here it has

dropped off.

The Big Six Special will work in very nicely in any of theTwin and Triplet combinations as illustrated on pages 3-1 to 3D andwe particularly recommend this style to be used for quarter orhalf dollar plays. as it gi\'es the machine a decided distinction:however. it is also a most excellent ::\ickel proposition.

This machine is similar in construction to our Big Six as illu~­

trated and described elsewhere in this catalog. but it has the dis­tinction of having the largest color spaces of any machine evermade. It will be noticed that there are but twehe color spaceson the dial, viz: 2 Big Six; 2 Red; 2 Bl::tck; 2 Green; 2 Yello\\';2 vVhite. These spaces are numbered from one to six to corres­pond with the slots on the coin detector. The dial is a yery hanu­some affair, executed entirely by hand-the work of a cleverartist, who does this work exclusively for us. These large spacesmake the game more fascinating and appeal to the player withconsiderable force, as the chances of winning seem so much morefavorable.

A DECIDED NOVELTYMay be changed to Self-feeding Check-paying Machine.

Can be equipped with Gum Vending Attachment.

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Caille's Lone StarA SIX SLOT-Built on Entirely New Principles.

The dial on "Lone Star" is ;,tationary-a ilOvelty.The Indicator. which is a large decorated arrow or spindle.

re\'olves and gradually coming to a stop, points out the winningcolor.

\Ve use our latest forty-five space dial on this machine' one"Lone Star" pays 40 for 1 color; two whites pay 20 for 1;' fouryellows, 10 for 1; eight greens 5 for 1; fifteen reds and fifteenblacks 2 for 1.. Percentage wheel is arranged to take off 30 per cent. and isllber,~l enough to please both operators and players. The "LoneStar 15 exceedingly attractive In appearance. IJands0111ely decor­ated dial glass. Golden oak or mahogany cabinet and elaboratenickel, gold or bronze trimmings. Dial is beautifully lithographeJon steel and has the novelty of being stationary.DIMENSIONS: Wil1th 24 ill. Depth 14 ill. Height 62 ill. Weight 240 Ibs.

Nickel PI Telegraph or Cable Codeay MARS

Quarter Play STARralf Dollar Play JUPITER

arge Music Box, Extra MUSICMay be chang-e.d to Self-feedino: Check-paying Machine.

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Caille's Forty-FiveA SIX SLOT With 45 Spaced

Color Dial, FromWhich the MachineDerives Its Name.

The dial spaces of "45" are wide and this idea is extremelypopular. Pay wheel is arranged with small notches on large col­ors controlling the percentage in favor of the machine, and doinga way with the need of plugs. "Rake-off' is about 30 per cent.

Latest quartered oak or mahogany cabinet with elaboratemetal trimmings in Gold, :\ickel or Antique. Handsomely orna­mented dial glass.

The lay-out of the dial is as follows:1 blue paying 40 for 1; 2 \\'hite paying 20 for 1; 4 yellow

paying 10 for 1; 8 green paying 5 for 1: 15 red paying 2 for 1:15 black paying 2 for 1. The "Forty-Fi ve" is very popular andfor a change our customers will find it very desirable.DIMENSIONS: Width 24 ill. Depth 14 ill. Height 62 in. Weight 230 Ibs.

Telegraph or Cable CodeNickel Play HONESTQuarter Play UNITHalf Dollar Play FORTLarge Music Box, Extra MUSIC

May be changed to Self-feeding CIH'cl<-paying lIIachine.Can be equipped with Gum-vending Attachment

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Caille's DetroitA SIX SLOT.

. On account of the Detroit being the original machine show­Ing the pay-wheel in full view of the players. it became knownfar and wide as "Honest John." Everyone belie\'ed it could notbe. "plugged," whereas it actually has a percentage regulator ofunique design that is only found on the "Detroit"' machine.

The "Piker" manufacturers had to devise an expo ed pay­wheel and soon came out with a "faked" affair controlled on theinside. They h;\\'e all had tn take a "back seat" for the original.

The pay-wheel of a Detroit actually stops dial and causesthe paY-O~lt works to operate. This principle is employed in allour machInes where the exposed w11eel is used.

Thousands of "Detro its" have been sold and they are usedin every "nook anrl corner" of the alobe.

. TI:e cabinet is of high grade q"'ual-tered oak, best linish an,1tl"1l11111lngs in Nickel or Oxidized Bronze.DI:MENSIONS: Wiclth 25 in. Depth 14Y2 ill. I1eig-ht 63 ill. Weight 230 Ibs.

N' Telegraph or Cable Coelelckel Play PINK

Quarter Play CHERRYHalf Dollar Play AZURELarge Music Box, Extra MUSIC

l\fa~' be changeel to Self-feeelin~ Chf>c!(-paving- Machine.Can be equippeel with Gum-\'eneling Attachment

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Caille's PuckTHE ORIGINAL SIX SLOT.

The phenomenal sale that the Puck has enjoyed since it \\'a,first placed on the market places it in the front rank as the mostused of any particular machine.

Like all machines of our make the mechanism is ~.trong andthoronghly reliable in every way. Of c:ourse, as offered t9 day,it is much improved over what it was at first-in fact, improve­ments will never stop-but it dnes seem that every machine wenow make i~ just about perfection.

The "Puck" has an independent "percentage" system so thatany desired percentage can be had.

Cahinet nf hanrlsnme q,nrtered oak or mahogany finish.Tri111mings in Nickel or .\ntique Bronze.

DIMENSIONS: VITiclth 25 in. Depth 14\~ ill. Height 63 ill_ Weight 2251bs.Tele;;rnph or Cable Coelr

Nickel Play.. .BLUEQuarter Play .... . . . . . . . . . . . . .. PURPLEHalf Dollar Play.................... . . ECRULarge Music Box, Extra. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. MUSIC

:\Ta~- be ehan~e<1 to Self-re('elin~ Chf>ck-pa~'in~ :\[achine.Can be e'lllippeel "'ilh GlIl11-\'enrling c\ttaciJment.

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Caille's Owl Caille;s Black Cat

that itup toeasily

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Six Pocket Jackpot introduced and made exclusively by us.

The "Black Cat" is su \'cry \\'l~il kno\\'11 and popularneeds little introduction. Pockets hold various amountsten dollars and fill automatically. Percentagc devicechanged and controlled.

"We use our improved ('oin top on the Black Cat-the same asused on the ,. Puck," "Centaur," "Lone Star," "Detroit," "Eclipse"and "Big Six." This top is too expensive to be used by ourimitators.

There are Six Jackpots. The end ones are easily won andrepresent "red" and "black" ('olors on dial-the other four Potsare more diflicult and often amount to $10.00 at one winning-.A decidedly interesting game and a Big Money Maker.

Back door to coin top arranged with key whcn desired.Large registering flags denote last coins played.

Cabinet of best grade quartered oak, highly finished with allmetal ornaments in :\ickel or Oxidized Bronze.DIMENSIONS: Width 25 ill. Depth 14y' ill. Height 63 in. Weight 2651bs.

Teleg-raph or Cable Code

Nickel Play CANARYQuarter Play SAFFRONHalf Dollar Play FELINELarge Music Box, Extra MUSIC

\\'hile the demand for Fi\'e Slot machines has been limiteusince the introduction of our well known "six-ways," there is stillsome call for a machine of this style and the "Owl" holus therecord of being the best of its class-having "run away" paysystem.

This machine is of excellent construction and evcry part is aswell made as on any of our better grade devices.

The dial is divided into ftfty spaces, as follows: Two Owlspaying $1.00; Four Whites paying 50 cents; Eight Yellows pay­lI1g 25 cents; J8 Blacks and J8 Reds paying JO cents.

The "Owl" coin-detector front is removable with key.. H~ndsome cabinet of quartered oak, elegantly finished. Metal

tnmm111gs 111 Kickel Plate or Oxidized Couper.Teleg-raph or Cable Code

Nickel Play only OWLWith Mllsic Box, Extra.. . EAGLE

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GAME OF SKILL.

Nickel Play .Quarter Play .Thc Dull Frog is made for Dime:;

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Telc,,;,raph Or C:1l>le Cone

For Nickels .. . .YANKINGFor Quarters .YANKED

DIMENSIONS: Width 22 in. Depth 14 in.Height 24 in. Weight 75 Ibs.

Telegraph Or Cable Co'le

For Nickels Y AN KEEFor Quarters YANKON

The Yankee is fllrnisbed also in fuillength cabinet. making a large. hands01l1Pfloor machine. neight 52 in. \;Veight 120 Ib5.

Latest countcr moncv making machine. Combincs all the finepoints of our "Bull I'ro£" \\·ith some other special features.

ADVA:\TAGES: COIl\'enient size for crowded space, andlocations where the "big ones" arc not gencrally permitted.

Fi\'e large "jack pots" or pockets.J'rize target frol11 which cOIns relea:;e automatically without

(,pcning ll1achine.I'in T:oarcl cO\'ered with billiard cloth.ImprOl'ed shoot;ng de\·ic(:. Coin detector shows last co:n

played.Lodn-inn- a coin in the slot at top of pocket \\'Ins that pocket.

Coin ~ho~vs plainly and remains in sightnntil the handle is pre sed. delivering win-nings tn player. .

Sccurity clamp to lock machIne to COUIl-ter.

\Voodwork of best quartered oak, finelyfinished. Trimmings l'\ ickel Plated.

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This machine has met wllh success where\'cr introduced.Coins played in coin top pass in front of a driving cue, theobject of the player being to shoot the coin across into the prizetarget at the opposite left hand side; not lodging here. it may fallinto one of the nine pockets located at bottom of pin board.\Vinning pocket is indicated by a flag. By operating the handle.winnings are dcli\'ered into money cup.

Mechanism is cxtrcmcly simple. no intricate parts bcing uscd.Coins cannot lap or clog ill detector and coin trip allo\\'s but 011('coin to be played at a time. }~cy to coin top can be left in safetyand, as pockets fill automat ically, it is necessary to vi it machineoftcn for collections. Coins in prize target arc rei cased by a keyleft with the propriet"r and pass into separate compartment. Pe;'­centage easily changed and GIn be regulatcd to "rake off" 10 p,'rcent and all the way lip to 'j';j per ccnt.

Mahogany or golden oak cabinet. Trimmings in J\ickel orAntiquc Copper. Pin br,;lI'd is co\'Crcd \\'ith billiard cloth. l\1on~y

box is accessihle from a metal ooor inside of cabinet.DIMENSIONS: Width 26 in. Depth 16 ill. Height 60 in. Weight 1851bs.

Tele~rnph or CnlJle Code......... FROG

. BULLor Pennies if desired.

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Caille's Centaur Twin

This fine machine has been on the market only a short timeand ~as met wIth a .very large sale. It made a "hit" from the startand IS a favOrIte wIth players and with owners.

The Jack-Pot fea.ture is an attraction that is sure to take andp'erso~,S who ,?rd1l1~rIly do not play will be induced to try theirluck. The p.ots fill automatIcally after a winning is made.

. An a~t0'!1atlc percentage de\·ice. similar to that of the EclipseIS embo.?,ed 111 the f(entaur ~nd has proved a great feature becauseof .th~ Jack Pots. See S1I1gle Cabinet Centaur for further de­sCrIptIon.

~abinets can be had in quartered .)ak or mahogany finish. \Vef~lrl1lsh the ornatlle~tal parts in Nickel Plate. Roman Gold or An­tIque. All our TW1l1s have casters on legs and are easily movedahout.DIMENSIONS: Width 46 in. Depth 14 in. Height 62 in. Weight 440 Ibs.

Telegraph or Cable CodeNickel and Quarter Play. . . . . TROTTERQuarter an<;l. Half Dollar Play PACERLarge MUSIC Box, Extra MUSIC

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Caille's Eclipse TwinTWELVE SLOTS.

A very popular machine is the "Eclip;:e Twin." The hundreds1I1 use prove it.

Detailed description is given on page describing single cabinetEclipse.

Any coin combination can be h:ld at satlle prices as for singlemachine.

The automatic percentage arrangement of the Eclipse makesthis combination appeal to many. \\'hen "two-for-one" colors arcplayed, any .of the big colors are all open. but plug themselvesautomatically when played. It's a convincing argument.

Handsome quartered o:1k or mahogany linish with trimmingsin either '\icke1. Antique or Rotll:ln Gold. Castel's on legs.DIMENSIONS: Width 46 in. Depth 14 in. Height 62 ill. Weight 1251b9.

Telegraph or Cahle ('or]n

Nickel and Quarter Play.... . . . CORKERQuarter and Half Dollar Play. . CORKEDLarge Music Box, Extra. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . MUSIC

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Caille's Centaur-Lone StarTwin

TWELVE SLOTS-A NOVEL PAIR.

Both the Centaur and Lone Star have been very popular sin­gle cabinet machines and in this "mixed" twin form have alreadvmade a decided hit. -

The leading operat0rs admit that "Twins" will take in morethan three single machines and we have seen tl!is demonstratedtime and time again. Operators must have them. See singlecabinet "Centaur" and "Lone Star" for furthn information.

Cabinets of highest grade quartel- sawed oak or mahoganyfinish. Trimmings can be had in l\ickel, Antique or Roman Gold.I.arg-e Casters on legs make machine easy to 11100·e.

DIMENSIONS: Width 46 in. Depth 14 in. Height 62 in. Weight 4351bs.

Telegraph Or Cable CodeNickel and Quarter Play MIXQuarter and Half Dollar Play VARIETYLarge Music Box, Extra MUSIC

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Twin

The "Eclipse" is an extremely popular machine and when• ·,upled to the "Big Six" the result is an irresistible combinationmachine that will get a big play in any location. Separately andtogether. as shown, these have toad the test and have alwaysfilled all requirements.

The "Eclipse" has the automatic percentage device that hasmade it· famous. The "Big Six" has no percentage regulator buthas a "fixed" system that is always sure of making good.

Tt is advisable to have Eclipse for nickels and Big Six f,)rquarters.

Tn quartered oak aI' mahogany finish. J'\ickel, Antique or Ro­man Gold trimmings. The legs have casters so machine is easy toInove.

're description of single Eclipse and Big Six for details.OJ, ME NSIONS: Width 46 in. Depth 14 in. Height 62 in. Weight 425 Ibs.

Teleg-raph Or Cable Code

Nickel and Quarter Play DOMINOQuarter and Half Dollar Play DROMIOLarge Musie Box, Extra.. . MUSIC

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Caille's Lone Star-Forty-FiveTwin

TWELVE SLOTS-A

I! was certainly a "happy thought" when we struck upon thiscomblIlatlon. Both machines are "fair percentage"-:\o plugs canbe used-but they are always sure of "making good." 'vVe havealways advocated libel'al machines and this is a pair that must beon the "dead level" all the time.

See description of single "Forty-five" and "Lone Star" f::Jrdetails.

'vVe are showing a big line of mixed combinations in our fam­ous machines, and if variety is the "spice of life," we have thegoods.

Quartered oak or mahogany finish cabinet. Trimmings inNickel ..Anti<]ue or Roman Gold Casters on legs.DIMENSIONS: Width 46 in. Depth 14 in. Height 62 in. Weight 420 Ibs.

Telegraph Or Cable Cod'

Nickel and Quarter Phy TROTQuarter and Half Dollar Play RUNLarge Music Box, Extra MUSIC

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CaBle's Twin DetroitTWELVE SLOTS.

The "Detroit" is the original machine having the "notched" orpay-wheel exposed to full view of the player. It is called by many"Honest John" as it. appears impossible t.) "plug" such an exposedwheel. Other machllle makers tried to imitate the exposed pay­\Vh~el"but J~ad ,~o resort to an inner "faked" wheel in carrying outtheir. piratIcal methods. The pay-whl'cl of the "Detroit," or othermach Illes of our make in which this exclusive Caille idea is usedi~ the actual ~heel that stops dial and operates pay-out system. '. The plUgglllg o~ percentage system is operated by simply turn­lllg a lever. Open, It wdl "rake off" 25 per cent. and closed it will"I ff" r.o C ) . f 'r~ ,e 0 . 0 .per ~ent.. a Jlllet 0 9uartered oak or mahoganyhl11sh. TnmmlPg-s In Nickel or OXidized. Large Casters on legs.DIMENSIONS: Width 48 in. Depth 15 in. Height 63 in. Weight 4351bs.

Telegraph Or Cable CorleNickel and Quarter Play.. . . . . . ASHQuarter and Half Dollar Play. . . . . BASSLarge Music Box, Extra MUSIC

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Caille's Mixed TripletEIGHTEEN SLOTS.

Centaur Nickel Play, Eclipse Quarter Play, Lone Star HalfDollar Play.

A MAGNIFICENT COMBINATION.

The size and style ()f the Triplet makes it decidedlv cOlllmand­ng and it is sure of big play ;n any location. It gives ~ big- variety'III' the player to choose from. and is a winner in any suitableplace.

Made up in any coin play at ,a111e price ~IS single machincs.Casters attached to kg-s. machine very casily nIO\·cd.

Sec description of single "Eclipse." "Centaur" and "Lone Star"for dctail;;. There c.re many features to pro\'c the \'alue of thi,.llllixturc."

NOTE-Very oftcn Triplets arc made up with ;ic play alcit her cnd of cabinet and 2;ic play in center, or vice \'ersa. Als"with 2.ic play at cnds and .iOe p1:ly in center.

Cabinet of best quartercd oak or mahogany finish. TI'immiIH~'

III :\ickel Plate, Oxidizrd Copper or Roman Gold.

DIMENSIONS: Width 70 ill. Depth 14 ill. Height 62 ill. Waight 600 Ibs.

Teleg-rapil or Cable Cocle-~ITXTI'r. E.

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Caille's Eclipse TripletEIGHTEEN SLOTS.

Nickel, Quarter and Half Dollar.

ALL THE FAMOUS ECLIPSE MACHINES.

The Eclipse Triplet is an ideal machine and hundreds of theleading machine buyers will have no other kind.

See description of the single cabinet Eclipse for detailed par­ticulars.

DON'T overlook the Special automatic percentage device em­bodied in the Eclipse. It's a winner. I t makes the machine very"Iiberal" or as "strong" as desired .

To be had in any combination of cein play. Price same assingle machines. Casters attached to legs make it casy to move.

Cabinet made up in the ,"cry best quality of quartered oak Inthe natural wood or mahogany fini h. Ornamental trimmings 111

either I\ickeJ Plate, Oxidized Copper or Roman Gold.

DIMENSIONS: Width 70 ill. Depth 14 ill. Height 62 ill. Weight 600 Ibs.

Teleg-rapil or Cable Cocle-E:CLAT.

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Caille's Peerless Roulette

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Cai1le's Peerless RouletteTHE ONLY SUCCESSFUL ROULETTE.

This machine represents years of careful study and work. Isperfect in every detail. A Roulette that will work properly isa machine every operator wants.

The opposite page shows a genuine roulette wheel. hall andall. \Vhen operated the dial revolves. thereby rolling the ballaround on the outer rim. \\'hen the ball returns to one of thepockets in outer edge of wheel the machine will automatically payout what that color calls for. "proyiding that color has beenplayed." The "'heel has no fixed stopping point, and docs not stopin order to payout, but keeps running as long as the machine isplayed. gradually coming to a stop after playing has ceased.

There is no obstruction whateyer. across or above the dial Ol"

wheel. thus tlle ball rolls freely and smoothly until it drops intothe pocket of wheel. If the winning color has not been played.the machine can be played again the instant the ball is in thepocket: but if the winning color has been played you can playagain as soon as machine is through paying out the money. Thewheel keeps running in either case.

Tf the machine' is moved. tipped, or tilted in any way in aneffort to heat it. the paying mechanism instantly locks automatic­ally and re'mains so locked until :lllothcr coin is dCIVlsited on an~'

color and the handle tnrned, which oj cnur,e unlocks the paying

mechanism.

The coill detector is perfection. Self-loehng slots. Coins arcscparated and cannot lap or clug. ~on-manipulatillg.

This is the only practical and successful "Eoulettc" ever con­structcd. Do not c()]npare "The Peerless" with others that ha\'ebeen on the market and proyed worse than worthless.

Finc quartered oak or snlid mahogany cabinet han.homelyfinished. Trimmings ean he had in :'\ickel Plate. f\ntique 0;'

Eoman Gold.

REWARDS

10 cents to $2.00 on the Kickel Play Machine.50 ccnts to $10.00 on the Quarter Play Machine.

DIMENSIONS: Width 28 in. Depth 28 in. Height 44 in. Weight 225 lbs.

Teleg-raph Or Cahie Cone

For Nickels . LETTERFor Quarters ROLLER

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LESS THAN A MINUTE'S TIME.Just Think of this Great Advantage.

IT'S A BIG FEATURE.

is the style used onSix," "Forty-Five,"

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Caille's Coin Detectors

To be had ONLY with our "Puck," "Detroit," "Lone Star,""Forty-Five," "Eclipse" and "Big Six." Overcomes the technicalpoints of the Nickel in the Slot law. Operators should give thisa thorough test.

The apparatus consists of a circular carriage which carries anumber of tubes containing checks the size of nickels and stamped"Good for five cents in trade." These tubes will hold 1,000 checks.which pay the winnings to the players. Nickels or checks areplayed into the machine and go direct to the "Rake-off." Alsoarranged for quarter play.

The main object of having a machine with a Check Feeder isthat in many places where regular nickel machines are prohibited,a m:l.chine which pays ()ut nothing but Trade Checks will be per­mitted to operate. Some authorities claim that a machine whichpays out no money is not a gaming device. 1f such is the case, themachine described cannot be stopped. Others claIm that a ma­chine which I'eceives no money and pays ant none is not a gamingdevice then all that is necessary is to play checks in<;tead ofnickels.

The machine fitted with this Check Feeder can he used oneither plan and can be quickly changed into a straight money ma­chine.

Mu;;t be fitted in machine at factory.

The coin detectors of our six slot machines are marvels oisimplicity and are the most reliable. Each slot is independent ofthe others, hence should aile become clogged by badly bent cOInsor otherwise, the remaining tive slct~ are not Interfered \\'Ith, anrlcan be played as though nothing had happened. No other slot ~a­chine has this advantage and if one slot clogs on them the entiremachine is out of business, Not so with the CaiIle.

The front of our coin detector can be removed in a few s.ec­onds by simply pressing down two levers, after first rerr~~vln?

door of coin detector. There arc no screws and nothlllg to fusswith.

Caille's Check Feeder

Special Note.-\,yhen desired we will put a lock on the doorof coin detector so that the front can be removed Without op~l1In.g

machine. \,ye never advocate locks on detectors. as an opel1ln~ ISthus left for party with key to steal s~stematically ~rom machll1e,There is a way to empty every machme made havmg a lock ondetector-it matters not whose make-it can be robbed,

Our coin detectors are constructed in such a thorough mannerby skilled mechanics that they will alwa:rs work, .and for thatreason are held in great esteem by leadll1g machll1e operatorseverywhere. If lock is desired on coin detector, it must be sospecified in order.

The coin detector we are referring to"Centaur," "Eclipse," "Lone Star." "Big"Detroit" and "Puck." This coin detectorprovements has no equal.

Self-Feedingand CheckDevice

OriginalCaille'sCheck Paying

SeparatingFor Automatic Money Paying MachinesOnly Check Device that can be adjusted as a Straight Money

Machine in

For a long time past we have been experimenting on a checl;paying device to take thp place of our Tube Check Feeder as used(>11 our Automatic Money Paying Machine,;. \Ve are pleased titannounce that after giving this improved device nearly three years'practical test in our various styles of machines we are so \\'('11satisfied with results that hereafter all Cht'ck Paying Machineswill be equipped \\'ith this new system if desired.

'vVe have the most perfect arrangement for the purpose thathas ever hetn devisl'd. This Improved Check Feeder Separatt'sthe Money from the Checks so that either can be played into themachine and the checks alone will go to the pay-tube, and noth­ing but the money will !!O t(1 thl' "rake-ofL" I t is wonderfullyaccurate and absolutely Separates Money from Checks and wiilnevcr make a mistake.

\\lith this improved arrangement there are no tuues to hef,llt'd with a Ia"ge quantity of checks. But one tube is required,which is similar to that of the regul"r Money Paying Machines.and when it is once loaded it will remain in that condition prac­tically all the time.

\Ne furnish Two lIundred and Fifty Checks with each CheckDevice, bnt it is only neces·-;~ry to use one-half of thi;; !lumherand the balance is a sllrplus intended to I'eplace checks whichmight be carried away.

The Caille Improved Check Device can be USed on theEclipse, Lone Star, Big Six, Forty-five, Detroit and Puck 111'a­rhines.

The improvement is certainly an ideal one.Kindly bear in mind that a machine equipped

with thi's device pays out nothing but Trade Cheeksand whatever money is played goes to the "rake­off" and when checks are played they go direct toth~ pay-tube.

'0 more tuhes to keep filling with chccks, which was alwaysa source of considerahle annoyance. Our new device fills tuueautomatically and is always loaded and ready for business.

It is absolutely positive and certain and there ;s nothingabout the arrangement to cause the least trouhle.

This Improyed Check Feeding and Check Separating Devicemust be fitted in machines at our factory.

Can equip machines having this device with our coin registers.if this Money Sa'.'er is desired.

In ordering machines with Check Separator the same will het'(]llipped with this latest impro\'ement and Two Hundred andFifty Checks. Either Nickel or Quarter play at same prir('

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Caille's Dominion Check TopFOR CHECKS ONLY-NICKELS CANNOT BE PLAYED.

The Dominion Check Top Coin Detector and Checks used inconnection with any of our machines make a proposition that isexceedingly puzzling to the authorities in many places. If it is amusical machine the checks can read "Good for one tune" but ifdesired may call for "5c in trade." This Check Top is id~nticallythe same in construction as those on our coin machinps-only itdoes not permit nickels to be played.

No extr::t charge for machines fitted up with this Check Play­ing Detector.

Price of checks per 1000, $!l.00.

Caille's "No-Gaming" Sign

This sign is made entirely of Metal with raised letters and ishandsomely plated. It can be attached or detached in a moment'stime-it is simply clamped on to the Coin detector. In many placesthis sign takes off much of the "curse" and machines are alluwedto be operated in places where without it operation would beentirely out of the question. We know of operators who havesubmitted this sign to Chiefs of Police, Mayors and Judges, withthe result that in many instances the machines were allowed to run.

This wording appears 011 sign:

THIS IS NOT A GAMING DEVICE.

AllY person desiring to gamble must not put allYllloney in this machine. As a consideration for tht:lise of this music machine and the music furnished.it is expressly agreed that all of the nickels whichcome out in the cup below, must and shall be playedhack into the machine, thereby gi\-ing more music.

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Caille's Coin RegisterAN ABSOLUTE CHECK AGAINST ERROR OR FRAUD.

This little device is cOI1l1l'cted in such manner with the mec!l­anism that the profits of the machine are registered accurately.The coins are carried to an Iron Drawer which is under Lnck andKey, making it nnne~essary to remove the door of the machine tutake out its earnings. The owner can leave the key of this drawerwith his clerk. or, if opcratrd on percentage, proprietor can haveaccess to the money, and the register will keep CORRECTTALLY on the amount of 1110ney taken onto

1\N EXAMPLE.

(Nickel Play)

When the machine is opened the dial reads ... c. 35c.0When you collected the time pre"ious the dial read 2325

The difference represents the number of coinsthat have passed into the money drawer ..... 122S

Simply multiply by............................. 5

The exact earnings are $61.25No More-"0lo Less. Always Correct.

To be had only with the "Puck," "Detroit," "Eclipse," "Lon~

Star," "Forty-Five," and "Big Six" Machines.

The register will save an operator frum 40 per cent. to 60 percent. on collections. No danger of machines being "Blocked" forthe want of change. A $10.00 "Bank Roll" can be used over andover again. Must be attached to machinr in factory.

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Penny Cigar Card Machines

These are being allowed everywhere. even in those localities

where the authorities \\'ill not stand for those liberal Check­

Paying :\fachines mentipncd in the fore pan vi the book. (1n

account of the play being ior the nickel coin,

Of this fine line of up-to-date Card De\'ices

CAILLE'S QUINTETTE

is the mnst popular and best money getter of anything ev,'r

de\'ised,

THE FIVE SLOT WONDER

FOR NICKELS OR PENNIES

Cnlike others. this 'llachine is arranged with [i"e sets of card

reels and fi,'e coin s)"ts--numbered to c'Jrrespond, It is operated

by a crank-handle :tt the side, ~." easily as a ;cingle machine, !\JI

reels revolve at one operation and show perfectly, through plate

glass. set in elaborate metal frames. highly chased and nickeled.

\\'hcn the machine has heen operated, the coin shows plain!,I'

through the glass opening. d1r( ctly underneath the slut selected,

and remains in sight 11l~til next play. indicating the ,'eel played t.)

win; thus. the machine may be operated with either pennies, nick­

els or dimes-,111d rewards paid accordingly, 1f the reward I'

for one-cent play.-a nickel in any slot plays all fi\'e games,

IT IS A FIVE TIME WINNER

One person can play one ur m(,re games at a time, or se,'er;l~

persons can play at the same time,

Absolutely impossible to manipulate a;ld eyery p:ut of till'

"works" made of malleable steel and brass so that all parts are

practically unbreakable,

The size and exceedingly fine appearance of this machine nal­

llI'ally attracts the attention of customers and it is bonnd to get

the play, Handsome Cjua:'terC'd oak caLinet with trimmings in

nickel. Mounted on "Hoya!" pedestal.

DIMENSIONS: Width 24 ill. Depth 12 in. Height 75 ill. W ,ight 150 Es

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Caille's QuintetteFIVE MACHINES IN ONE.

A Five Time Winner

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\:Vithout a doubt II DrawPoker" is the favorite gameof America. The Caille"Draw Poker" Machine af­fords the opportunity to pIa.!it mechanically on the soli­tary plan. It is almost hu­man in its movements andproves extremely fascinating.It draws the play and is agreat trade stimulator.

This is the most Success­ful machine made, where theplayers get two plays foreach nickel played, and achance to draw to any cardshown, making it po:.sihle tofill a "flush." "straight," or"full hancl;" or to drawanother one to a "pair" or"three of a kind." For eX4

ample:The machine has heen op­

erated. and four spades andone heart show; by press-

Two Plays For One Nickel

...Fh'c Ccnt Drinks fir CiK8~...

1I0Y.lll,.rl,.U&H w!!TII-'IGHT IlUSH 2'0

: ::~ :~ a l"toGS.. Que.:to!! fl. 30UCO'$

.. UNDtll QUttH. , :I UNOf.;II OUttNS

rUll ........ D Ii ::1 P.l~ ~

-=.:.. --:i~~ -.:-

Caille's Draw Poker Machine

DIr:ENSIONS:

ing button above each spade, all four remain stationary wilenhandle is pulled clown the second time, thus only the reelshowing the heart (where the button was not pressed down)revolves. If a spade shows on this reel the playertitled to a reward for a "flush," having now five s.pad~s

in sight. This rule applies to all kinels of hands, makll1g Itdoubly interesting and successful as a trade getter.

All working parts are made of stamped and malleable

steel.fTandsomc1y designed metal cabinet, finished in nickel. re­

volving base, with rubber feet for Counter use. If not de­sired for Counter use, it can be mounted on our RoyalPedestal and used as a floor machine.

The Great International Game

Wiclth 12~ in. Depth 9~ in.

Height 12~ in. Weight 35 lbs.

Telegraph or Cable Cocle--POKER.

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An entirely differ­ent proposition fromany other card ma­chine is here pre­sented. One coin re­volves all reels, butto revolve any otherreel or reels to fill

any particular hane!.

an extra coin has tobe played in slotscorresponding to suchreels.

The IIy-Lo was in­vented because it isour opinion (and ex­perience co 11 fir III S

this) that if a playergets a hand worthdrawing to, he willhe willing to play an­other coin or two, inthe attempt to fill hishanc!.

The pl-inciple 0 fthe ny·l.o is that acoin p'ayed in "Playall r.lot·' rc,·oh-es allreels when lever is

Ilushed down. A draw of one or more cards can hemade by dropping coins in slots which are llumbered l}correspond to reels which the operator desires to draw 10.

ExampJe:-A coin has been played in flPlay All" slotand the lever pressed down. Reels 1-3-5 show three"Jacks" and it is desired to draw to make a fuJI hand orfOtl.r of a kind. Drop a coin in slots 2 or 4. or both' ifdesIred. Then press the lever and only the reel or reelscorresponding to slots played will revolve.

The Hy-Lo permits players to draw as they think best.The tremendous money-getting Qualities of this machine~l~~:. it more desirable for cigar stands, cafes, bars and

.. Ev~ryone enj?,ys playing c.ards. ~nd pok~r being theNatIOnal Game the HY4Lo IS a big favonte. It is in

a hand~ome metal cabinet, carved and nickel plated. ann~C]uals .In. appearance any $200.00 ca,;;h reg-ister. ~'cchan­lcally It IS simply marvelous in its simplicity and is con 4structed entirely of steel, stamped and malleahle.

. The Hy-Lo makes an ideal penny machine, as playersw111 draw to more hanos and take "chances" where theywould be more cautious with nickels.

It. also .makes a very handsome Aoor machine in cnnnectlon wIth our Royal Pedestal.

DIMENSIONS:

Width 12 in. Depth 10~ in.

Height 13 in. Weight 50 lbs.

A DRAW POKER MACHINE-PENNIES OR NICKELS.

Telegraph or Cable Code-HOW.

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Caille's Royal JumboKING OF PEDESTAL CARD MACHINES

FOR PENNIES, NICKELS, DIMES OR QUARTERS.

In offering this handsome, well

built machine to our many cus­

tomers, we are safe in stating that

it is the highest type of this class

of machine ever attempted.

Elegance of style is embodied in

every detail of construction andfinish.

That the Royal Jumbo has a

striking appearance and an indi­

viduality which "stick out" and

makes it quite different from any

other floor machine is plainly seen

by noting the accompanying illus­tration.

Adjustable for Nickels or Pen­

nies and equipped with a large

money drawer under Yale lock.

The mechanism is built entirely

of stamped and malleable steel and

will stand the most severe use.

The coin detector is positive and of entirely new design.

DIMENSIONS: Width 19 in. Depth 17 in. Height 54 in. Weight 90 Ibs.

Telegraph or Cable Code---REGAL.

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Caille's Jumbo SuccessFOR PENNIES, NICKELS, DIMES OR QUARTERS.

This is the "Big Success" whichwe have been making for years pastand considering size and price ismighty "good measure for themoney."

Made entirely of metal, handsome­ly finished in our special process]\f exican Onyx Enamel with heavilyn;ckel plated trimmings.

The "Jumbo" has full-size cardswhich can be seen at a long t1istance.Quickly adjusted for nickels or peu­nies by the simple touch of a lel'cr.

Like all Caille card machines th~

ratchet wheels are machine cut andthe cards must line up perfectly. l\fal­Ieable steel used in construction (.rthe mechanism does away with ail)'possibility of parts breaking.

Latest improvements make it 1111­

possible to manipulate cards withlever. Excellent coin detector showslast coin played.

DIMENSIONS: Width 18 in. Depth 15¥.in. Height 52 in. Weight 70 Ibs.

Telegraph or Cable Code-BEECH.

COUNTER JUMBO

Differs in no way from the Jumbo)Success except that, instead of astand, it is fitted with a handsomebase with rubber feet for counteruse. Just the proper thing for thosewho want this style of machine butprefer to keep it on the counter.

DIMENSIONS: Width 18in. Depth 15y'in. Height 16 in. Weigllt 45 Ibs.

Code-BEECHAM.

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Cai1le's Success

FOR NICKELS OR PENNIES

During the past ten years thiscard machine has enjoyed an enor­mous sale, but sinc:e the advent 01 ourfamous "Royal Jumbo" we are notturning out quite so many as hereto­fore. Nevertheless, they are stillselling iu large quantities.

The cards used on the Success arethose styled "Three-Quarter" size.

The mechanism is of malleablesteel and the parts will never break.The Success is an all-metal machinea nd is finished in our special onyxprocess. Carved reward-car d frameand all trimmings in nickel.

Lever adjustment for nickels anclpcnnles.

DIMENSIONS: Width 16 in. Depth 16in. Height 50 in. Weight 60 Ibs.

Telegraph or Cable Code-COPPER.

COUNTER SUCCESS

As a result of the great popularity of our"Success" Card Machine and to meet the rc­quirements of our many customers, theCounter Success was built. It is furnishcc]without stand, but with suitable base withrubber feet for use on c(,unters.

DIMENSIONS: Width 12 in. Depth 10 in.Height 20 in. Weight 35 Ibs.

Code-COPPRET.

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Cai1le's Base BallA FIVE SLOT MACHINE

For Pennies Only.

Allowed and in use evet'ylVhere, combines all the good feat­ures to be found in every penny and nickel machine ever in­vented.

Having five slots, gets as much playas five ordinary singJe­slot penny machines.

As it automatically pays out its own rewards in trade checks,requires no attention whatever, no matter how many are playingat once.

A great machine to operate on percentage, as the only atten­tion it requires is to collect the money and put the checks backinto the pay tube.

Reel is divided into fifty spaces-half, or all black balls, areblanks. The other twenty-five spaces are divided as follows:

Nine reds or singles, pay five cents in tracle.Nine greens or doubles, pay five cents in trade.Four browns or triplets, pay ten cents in trade.Two blues or home runs, pay twenty cents in trade:One Tiger or game won, pays twenty cents in trade.Pays one trade check for each of the five different rewards.Check or pay-out system consists of a series of five tubes

which hold five hundred checks, each of which represents one re­ward. These tubes are equipped with special locking cut-outsand top caps, thus preventing unscrupulous parties from robbingthe machine by shaking or rough handling.

Makes a very attractive counter machine, but can be mountedon our Royal or Special Cabinet Pedestal, and used as floor ma­chine to very good advantage.

Dimensions: Width 14 inches, Depth 12 inches, Height 13inches, Weight 50 Pounds.

Telograph or Cable Code-BALL.

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Caille's Globe Caille 's Jockey"THREE IN ONE"

FOR NICKELS OR PENNIESThree poker hands

are shown on the·'Jockey." Three canplay it and it is pos­sible for three tvwin. The hands arenumbered 1-2-3 tocorrespond with thethree coin slots,which are disin-tinguished fro 111

each other by being~~~~ii,numbered in thell: same manner. The

last coins played areexposed and theyremain in sight Ull­

til the next play.One person can playone. two, or threehands at a time, orthree persons callplay at one time.

The Jockey is a five reel machine and all reelsare interchangeable. It is quickly adjusted tonperate with a nickel or penny, by simply remov­ing a slide and cannot be manipulated in any way.

Handsome cabinet of quartered oak with nickeltrimmings make it very attractive. Special re­ward carns are fumished so that machine may ~,~

operated with either nickels or pennies.The Jockey is a great favorite everywhere and

is a high class machine in every respect. ltmakes an excellent Counter machine and is usedin that way quite extensively.DIMENSIONS: Width 16 in. Depth 12 in.

in. Weight 70 Ibs.

COUNTER STYLE:DIMENSIONS: Height 16 in. Weight 30 Ibs.

Telegraph or Cable Code-TRIPOD Or TRIO forcounter style.

In offering the Globewe present a ma­chine constructedentirely of metal.highly chased andelaborately nickeled.It equals in appear­ance a high grade.two-hundred dollarcash register.

A MOST ATTRACTIVE CARD MACHINE.

FOR PENNIES OR NICKELS.

AN ATTRACTION FOR ANY BAR OR COUNTER.

The Globe's mechanism has all the improvedfeatures of our other card machines-mallea­ble and stamped steel parts and non-manipu­lating construction.

The coin detector shows the last coinplayed. The spacious money drawer is se­cured by a Yale Lock. Interchangeable fornickels or pennies. Latest reward frame andcomplete set of cards are furnished.

The Globe machine is an ideal floor ma­chine when mounted on our Royal Pedestal.

DIMENSIONS: Wicltll12 in. Depth 10 in. HeIght15 in. Weight 45 Ibs.

Telegraph Or Cable Code-GLOBE.

Counter Style-GLOBULE.

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Caille's WaspFOR NICKELS ONLY.

The Latest Counter Cigar Machine, Combining Chance and

No Chance Ideas.

Has two separale coin t0pS, one making a No Chanc", cigar­given-with-every-pla..Y machir!e and the other making it a FiveSlot Chance machine. The change can be made very easily in Ie,sthan a minute without any difficulty. Has a positive coin-detectorin back of the machine, making it so the operator does not haveto turn it around to see whether a nickel has been played or not.The Wasp stands 14 inches high, weighs 25 lbs. and is mountedon a turret base, making it a revolving machine. Entire machineis Highly Polished Nickel on Copper, preventing rust or dullne~s.

The prettiest counter machine ever put on the market.

Any Combination of Rewards You Want.

Also Finished in our New Mexican Onyx Process.

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Caille's New PuritanIMPROVED COIN SEPARATING DEVICE

FOR PENNIES, NICKELS OR DIMES.

The "Puritan" is acombination machine.very desirable wher­ever goods are sold.Three revoh'ing dis(sbear three series ofnumbers from 0 to 9.When coin is deposit,·uand lever pulled down,the discs revolve sepa­rately and stop inde­pendently and consecu-tively, three figuresshowing with eachplay.

A cash register IS

a ttached to the ma­chine, showing number of coins deposited. Every seventh plaYgoes to the front cash box. This is the owner's "rake-off" ifmachine is placed on shares. Six out of seven coins go to rearcash drawer to pay fpr the rewards and also profit to the proprie­tor. The contents of front compartment can be arrangt~d to sho\...through a glass plate and five cents, in trade, given for ever)'nickel played and the collection of seventh nickels offered, ifcertain numbers appear as "000," "555," etc.

Premiums may be offered by placing a reward-card under theglass plate, giving from one to ten cigars for three Humbers whos~sum will specify arid amounts fmm 3 ~o 27; for even figures; forsums over 6 to 10; or for a variety of other combinations. Re­wards can be changed as often as desired. Reward-cards for allsystems are furnished with each machine.

,As a Trade Stimulator, the "Puritan" will be recognized aseasily a winner. As there are so many combinations to the num­bers, many plans other than those named, may be used to amuse,interest and hold customers. This machine will pay for itself infive days, from the extra sales it will make when used as a Vend­ing machine only, not to say anything about what it will do whenits many other features are brought into play.

It is an all-metal construction. nickel-plated, and has a trulyhandsome appearance. All working pal'ls are made of stampedand malleable steel. Equipped with a novel mirror so that figurescan be seen from back-no swivel base necessary.

DIMENSIONS: Width 7% in. Depth 9 in. Height 9 in. Weight 22 lb•.

Telegraph or Cable Code-PURE.

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Caille's Banker

FOR NICKELS OR PENNIES.

Caille's Good LuckFOR PENNIES, NICKELS, DIMES OR QUARTERS.

Lightest card machine made is the "Good Luck" and moreGood Lucks have been sold than any other style of card machine.It is made in such a convenient size that it can be easily "tucked"away when necessary.

"GOOD LUCK'SPECIAl "GOOD LUCK"oN SWIVEL BASE

Constructed and operated on the same principle as our GoodLuck-different in shape only. Has exactly the same mechanism,which is the very best that can be made.

Just the machine for use where space is limited.

The coin detector shows last coin played and is of the latestdesign.

Quartered oak cabinet with nickel plated trimmings andmounted on rubber feet to prevent marring counter.

If desired fitted to our improved Revolving Turret Base at aslight cost, so that it can be turned around, permitting clerk tosee hands easily.

DIMENSIONS: Width 12 in. Depth Bin. Height 15 in. Weight l21bs.

Telegraph or Cable Code-BANKER.

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SMALL IN SIZE

SMALL IN PRICE

But it is "Big" in quality and value. It has the same worksas found in all our reel card machines-the best that skIlled me­chanics can produce with the highest quality materials.

I t is easily adjusted for nickels or pennies by moving a smalllever. All Good Lucks have rubber feet to prevent scratching thecounter and the cabinet is of best quartered oak and trimmingsof metal, nickel plated.

The Good Luck can be hac! with improved swivel base whichis of metal. nickel plated. at a slight advance.

DIMENSIONS: Width lOy:' in. Depth BY:, ill. Height 12 ill. Weight 10 Ibs.

Telegraph or Cable Code-PEACH.

GOOD LUCK SPECIAL.

A hanosomely decorated little machine. Resembles inlaid wood, and has aswivel base.

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Caille's Winner Dice

FOR NICKELS OR PENNIES

A "TRADE BOOSTER"

One of the handsomest and most attractive Automatic Counter Dice Machinesthat has ever been offered to the trade is the Winner Dice. As a cigar tradestimulator, it is hard to equal. Customers are attracted by this little machine andwill often play from $1.00 to $2.00 in it; an amount which they would not other·wise think of spending. It increases the sales of cigars to a greater extent thancan be imagined.

We know of instances where it has sold from $15.00 to $20.00 worth ofcigars per day.

This machine has a nickeled embossed metal base. in the front of which isa reward card showing the number of cigars that will be given to the winningscores. On top it has a strong glass globe six inches high containing the dice.

After plac}ng the coin in the slot and turning the knob at the side, the diceshake automatIcally. Assorted reward cards are furnished with this machine sothat it can be operated with either pennies or nickels.

Telegraph or Cable Code-WINNER.

DIMENSIONS: Width 6 in, ;Depth 9 in. Height 12 in. Weight 10 Ibs.

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Caille's Little DreamFOR PENNIES OR NICKELS

Takes place of the Forbidden Chance lVlachine.

Combined Chewing Gum, Amusement and Trade Machine.

NO BLANKS

GREAT MONEY GETTER

Can be placed on show-case, counter or against the wall.

Quartereel oak cabinet, highly finished.

For every penny or nickel dropped in this machine, the player is entitled toa piece or package of gum. Besides this, he has a chanc~ to get 5, 10 or 25cents in merchandise, pruviding the coin drops in the slots thus marked.

Both the store-keeper and player appreciate the machine. Players not onlyget their money's worth, but the pleasure of playing the machine as well.

The novelty of seeing the coin ripple through the pins fascinates the player.and he will not stop until he wins. By this time the machine will have takenin enough to cover the gum and merchandise given out, fifty times.

There is no trouble getting the machines placed, as they are handsome inappearance, and an ornament to any store. Once they are in a place, the store­keeper would not do without them, but would pay almost anything rather thanhave them taken out. Place ten machines around your town, and they will makemoney for you, while you are doing your regular work.

This is how to work it. You leave the machine and 1,000 pieces of gum.At the end of the week. do your collecting. The drawer of the machine is madein such a way that it will register every winning given out. Pay the store-keeperwhat he has given out in prizes, and 25 per cent. of what is left. The balanceis yours, and it will astonish you how quickly pennies amount up. NO EX­PENSE-as there is no rt:nt or tax to pay; all the money left after paying thestore-keeper is a clear profit.

DIMENSIONS: Width 14 in. Depth 8 in. Height 20 in. Weight 151bs.

'l'elegraph or Cable Code-DREAM.

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FOR PENNIES, NICKELS OR QUARTERS

SAVE TIME AND MONEY ELIMINATE MISTAKES

Caille's Money Changers

The e reliable devices insure speed and accuracy in makingchange and will soon pay for themselves as a matter of conven­ience alone.

The tubes of al! Caille changers are gauged so that the exactamount contained in each may be seen at a glance. Made entirelyof metal and nickel plated.

Multi-Tube changer is arranged so that bypressing the lever one coin will be delivered fromeach tube. It holds $5.00 in pennies.

"Multi-Tube" for Nickels gives change fordimes and quarters. Pressure on one lever deliverstwo and pressure on the other lever results ir.delivery of five nickels. It holds $25.00 in nickels.

Use following numbers when ordering:No. 1. The CailJe Multi·Tube Penny Changer.Ko. 2. The Caille :l1ulti·Tube Kickel Changer.1\'Iulti-Tube Changers furnished mounted on handsome quar-

tered oak base with cash drawers under Yale Lock at anadditional cost of $5.00 each.

No.3. The Caille Single-Tube Penny Changer.Ko. 4. The Caille Single·Tnbe Kickel Changer.No.5. The CailJe Quarter Changer.

Delivers two quarters when the lever is pressed

down. Holds $50.00 in quarters.1\0. 6. The Caille Canadian Penny Changer.

This is similar to 1\0. 5 except that it delivers fiveCanatliau pennies \\ hell lever is pressed down. It will hold 250 pennies.

Caille's Machine Pedestals

No.4. All cast iron Pedestal. Height 40 In. Weight 50 lbs.

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No.1. Royal Pedestal, cast iron base and top with heavysteel column. Height 36 in. Weight 50 Ibs.

No.2. Pedestal with cast iron base and top with heavy steelcolumn. Height 38 In. Weight 20 lbs.

No.3. Cabinet Pedestal made of quartered oak, highly fin­ished. Height 38 in. 'Weight 40 lbs.

Scarcely a day passes but that numerous inquiries and manyorders are received for pedestals. For the convenience of ourcustomers the above styles are listed. They will serve any pur­pose for which a pedestal is required. All Caille pedestals are

made up in the best possible manner and finished with the samecare as when accompanying 0ur complete machines.

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Metal Trade and Machine ChecksThe great demand for checks to be used in connection with

slot machines induced us about five years ago to install our owncheck making plant and since then we have made millions of suchchecks.

Caille's Imported MusicCylinder

FOR MUSICAL MACHINES.

CHECKS THE SIZE OF ONE CENT See First Page for Prices.

HaspSecurity

output of the leading manufacturers of Ste.:t\'o other slot machine concern can get thisIt is ours exclusively.

Caille's

Try one and be convinced.

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It can be attached to all makes of machines.

THE SECURITY HA5P is made so it covers the door lock toprevent its being tampered with. It is made of brass and hand­somely nickel-plated and is screwed to the machine door and topof cabinet, so tha't when padlock is put on, the screws cannot be

removed.

Our operator friends will feel more secure if they use this littledevice, and by having an extra padlock they can shift locks asoften as machines are visited, thus securing themselves againstloss from a source which has heretofore been hard to cope with.

There is no doubt that all owners of slot machines have, atsome time, entertained fears that others besides themselves pos­sessed keys to some of their machines. THE SECURITY HASPwas invented so there need be no fear uf anyone having duplicatekeys to open machines for the purpose of pilfering.

The regular movements we use have large nine-inch cylinder~

p'aying eight popular airs.

We control theCroix, Switzerland.high grade product.

............ $2.00

............ 3.50

..•..•...... 5.50

............ 9.00

Price of NickelSize for Playing

Machines100250500

1000

Price ofOne Cent Size

for PlayingMachines

100 $1.75250 3.00500 4.50

1000 8.00

TRADE CHECKS.These are made of

thin brass or alumin­um, as desired.

Price for stock de­signs: First 11 undred,$1.25 and $1.00 for ev­eryadditional 100. Anyname or address onthem.

Add 25 cents moreper hundred for alum­inum checks.

WE MAKEEVERYTHING IN THE

CHECK LINE

Price of Brass Checks

These are used for playing card or other trade machines,where such are preferable to playing pennies.

Five-cent size checks can be furnished for similar use; also togive out as "trade checks"; to be exchanged for drinks or cigarsor to be played into nickel play machines.

Five Cent Size.

We furnish 250 brass checks for $3.00, or 500 for $4.50 withany reading matter that is desired on them. German 'SilverChecks will cost 40 per cent. more than brass.

Check Catalogue on Request.

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Important-Regarding Coins to

be Played

Always state if machine is to be played with Pennies orNickels so that it can be adjusted ready to set up.

It is important that we know if we are to ship by Express or

Freight.

Canadian and Foreign Customers will please observe thatmost Trade Stimulating machines are made only for coins the sizeof U. S. Nickels and Pennies and only the following machineswill be changed for the Canadian penny or other such coins:"Quintette," "Royal Jumbo," "Globe," "Winner Dice," "Good

Luck," "Little Dream," "Banker," "Success" and "Jumbo Success."

An extra charge of $1.50 will be made on each machine wherecoins are larger thah the U. S. Nickel, which is about Ys inches or

21 centimeters in diameter.

SPECIAL. For machines that cannot be made for the largersize coins we advise the use of our Metal Checks. These checksare sold to the players and in every case are just as satisfactory asmoney for operating the machines. The sport is exactly the same-the chances the same.

FOREIGN ORDERS.

The full amount should accompany all orders from foreigncountries, but, if preferred, the money can be sent to the foreigndepartment of any of the express companies with instructions toforward it to us only on delivery of the goods to them; or theorder can be placed through any of the responsible export ship­

pers to whom you can send the money, with instructions to for­ward it to us on receipt of bill of lading or shipping documents.Orders can be forwarded by cablegram and the money sent at thesame time by mail, and by the time the funds reach us the machinewill be ready for. immediate shipment.

Weights and dimensions given in this catalogue are approxi­mlte for all foreign shipments.

We advise that foreign orders be accompanied by one or morepieces of money with which machines are to work.

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Our Terms and How to Order

Prices quoted are as low as is consistent with the high grade

and unequaled quality of our machines-therefore our terms are

strictly cash. In ordering, the best way is to send us N. Y. or

Chicago bank draft for the full amount, which can be obtained at

any bank, but if preferred, remittances can be made by certified

check, post-office or express money order. Do not send personal

checks. Prices subject to change without notice.

Machines can be shipped either by express or freight, but

when wanted in limited time would advise shipping by express.

It is the quickest way, for if sent by freight the time lost in transit

causes a much greater loss in profits than the additional cost cf

the expressage over the freight rate.

Send NEW YORK or CHICAGO DRAFT or POST OFFICE

or EXPRESS MONEY ORDER. Personal checks are credited

less discount charged by bank.

If you do not wish to send the full amount with order, you

can deposit the money with your express agent and have him

write or telegraph us to that effect, and we will ship as if we

received full amount. Machines will be forwarded C. O. D. by

express or draft attached to bill of lading by freight, if desired,

but we require one-third of the amount with order as a guarantee

of good faith. You can have your banker look us up in Dun's or

Bradstreet's Commercial reports as to our financial responsibility.

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Amusement Machines

We manufacture all kinds suitable for "Penny Exhibits" or todo service in any place frequented by the public. Fortunes aremade in operating these machines.

The Cailophone-PhonographThe Cailoscope Picture Machine

Lung Testers

Punching MachinesWeighing Machines

Lifting Machines

Fortune TellersPost-Card Machines

Electric Machines

These are only a fcw, and wc makc many more. They arcallowed in every town and city.

If interested, ask for Catalogue of :-\musement Machines andbooklet "Easy Money,"

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Treatment of Customers

If you have done business with us, youneedn't read this. If you haven't, we wanta trial order from you for some of ourmachines, and an opportunity to demon­strate the fact that we accord all operators,both large and small, the most liberal kindand courteous treatment possible. Ou'r cus~tamers in every part of the world are ourbest friends, and the only advertising med­iums that we employ. Why not join thelarge procession of Satisfied ProsperousCaille Operators?

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