Evening Star Newspaper, April 18, 1929, Page 48

THE ‘NA TIONAL CASH “REGISTER CoMPANY announces A NEW NATIONAL ACCOUNTING MACHINE IN THIS AGE OF BUSINESS MACHINES, EVERY FUNCTION IN THE KEEPING OF RECORDS AND THE HANDLING OF MONEY CAN NOW BE PERFORMED BY THE PRODUCTS OF THE NATIONAL (CASH REGISTER (OMPANY THE National Cash Register Company— world’s largest manufacturer of cash regis- ters and record keeping equipment—now rounds out its service to business by addirfg to its products a machine which does the work of a typewriting, bookkeeping and accounting machine. The fact that it accommodates a wide range of forms and enables the operator to write any amount of descriptive matter makes it a very flexible and practical machine. Formerly known as the Ellis Addmg-Typewrlter, this machine has made a favor- able name for itself in the world of business. Its speed, visibility and ease of operation have brought it favor wherever it has been used. From now on this machine will be known as the National Accounting Machine. Behind it are the resources and expetience of The National Cash Register Com- pany. The same principles of world-wide service are back of every sale and every machine in use. This new National Accounting Machine meets—and fills—a distinct need in the effective control of business. It makes obsolete the slowness and inaccuracy of hand- written methods. ; Let us show you how this new product of The National Cash Register Company 2 : A will save time and money in your business. Write us at Dayton or call your local M forms e v of he mee e o e e Noterl AccoeningMock -National Cash Register office—Phone: National 1376. THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY ¥ WASHINGTON OFF‘ICB—-OIG THIRTBENTH ST., N. W,