Calomel can be taken internally in small quantities without the disastrous results caused by mercury bichloride.

Ordinarily when it becomes necessary to use a powerful disinfectant, mercury bichloride is foremost in mind; however, there are some objections and it cannot be used in each individual case. There are approximately 40 different and distinct forms of mercury salts.

Mercury history has been extended in the work done by Dr. John Monteith, Jr . of the USGA Green Section for the con-trol of various turf diseases. The publi-cation of his work is very complete in Volume 12, Number 4, August 1932 of the Green Section Bulletin, and covers many years of experimentation with mer-cury salts for tha t purpose. It is the writer 's suggestion that everyone con-nected with the application of such mate-rials should have a copy of this bulletin.

GOLFS MARKET PLACE

Crawford, McGregor & Canby Co., Day-ton, 0., gives interesting details in its 1936 catalog of medal awards to members of the MacGregor Player-Craftsmen club, composed of workers in the MacGregor club plants and players on the excellent 9-hole course the company maintains for its employees. Many of the clubmakers have been in McGregor service for more than 20 years. Will Sime, designer of Bap woods, has been MacGregor's chief designer for 33 years.

The new "par" golf ball washer, a f t e r a year of experiment to eliminate every pos-sible "bug," is now being shipped to deal-ers and courses, according to announce-ment by Par Golf Products, Inc., 410 Hanna Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio.

The Par brushes are of sponge rubber, and only one brush replacement a season is required, according to the manufactur-ers. One to three balls can be cleaned at once. The Par sells for $8.50, or $10.00, complete with mounting post. Special lower prices in quantities.

• Penfold Golf Balls, Inc., new New York

address is 11 Park Place, where they moved early this year. The Penfold golf ball, the only 100% pro-only line, offers pro rebates on the Penfold "75" and Pen-gold "50," which bring Penfold prices strictly in line.

Johnny Revolta has tied in with the PGA educational movement for the younger golfers, by designing a line of

Save Money on BROWN PATCH

CONTROL by using-

SPECIAL SEMESAN You save money, and you save your greens, when you control brown patch w i t h Special SEMESAN. These facts tell w h y !

Special SEMESAN is used a t a definite rate. N o guessing at h o w much to apply — every pound treats 6000 square feet of turf for as l i t t le as $1.65 a green. But this is only your first saving. You save on labor cost for application, and because Special SEMESAN is easier on sprayer parts, you avoid unnecessary repair bills.

Greenkeepers everywhere are recogniz-ing these advantages and passing-up unproved, uncertain fungicides for th is effective organic mercury treatment . Five lbs. , $10.00; 25 lbs., $42.50; 100 lbs., $165.00. Order Special SEMESAN now from your golf supply house.

Regular S E M E S A N and N U - G R E E N Pr ices : S e m e -san — 25 lbs . . $46 .25; 100 l b s . . $ 1 8 0 . 0 0 ; 3 0 0 l b s . , $525 .00 . N u - Green — 25 l b s . . $ 3 0 . 0 0 ; 1 0 0 l b s . . $115 .00 ; 300 lbs . . $330.00 .

B A Y E R - S E M E S A N COMPANY, INC. Du Pont Building, Wilmington, Del.

Weeds in the traps? | i f /

Sprinkle them away

Dilute Do lge Weed-Killer in water, l - to-20, and sprinkle. Weeds in your sand traps wither, die, dry up. Di lute l - to -40 and sprinkle on tennis courts, drives, walks, gutters. Works down deep—ki l l s the roots. One application is usually e n o u g h for the whole season. Even poison ivy dies when Weed-Killer goes to work; write for details.

Send for 1936 Ground Maintenance Manual. It's Free.

Johnny Revolta Young Champ golf clubs for younger players.

Clubs are being manufactured by Wil-son Sporting Goods Co., who report un-usual interest being displayed by golf pros in the line.

The clubs have built into them the fine qualities of playing equipment for more expert golfers, but are priced low enough to be attractive to the younger golfers.

•

Carbonaire portable bar, manufactured by the Carbonaire Beverage Dispenser, Inc., 106 East 19th St., New York City, is claimed to be the first port-able beer serving unit requiring no ice or coils, or external connections to pump, gas tank, or drain. Dry ice provides both pres-sure and cooling and facilitates automatic control. It is designed for establishments where installed service bars are inconveni-ent, or too expensive. When the dry ice melts it becomes carbonic gas C02, and maintains the proper pressure on the beer, assuring delivery of beer with a lasting creamy cuff. The dry ice also refrigerates the inside of the cabinet which is an at-tractive cylindrical stainless steel con-tainer holding a half or quarter barrel of beer.

• Bill Hay and Ben Poinsett, having lo-

cated their office at 121 Second st., San Francisco, Calif., and added Jim Casey to their roster, now are beating up orders in eleven Western states for Link-Lyon, Inc., MacDonald Smith, pro-only clubs, Worthington Golf Ball Co. pro line of balls,

Ben Poinsett Bill H a y

Jackman Sportswear golf apparel, and At-lantic Products golf bags and luggage. Practically all pros in the Western states know these fellows well. They've been in the golf business as pros and salesmen from 15 to 25 years and any guy has to be good to last that long in this league.

Hay, dean of golf salesmen on the west coast, will have charge of the S. F. office and cover northern California. A brother of Peter Hay, the Del Monte mentor, Bill got into golf goods selling early and made good with prominent companies before going in on his own with Poinsett. Poinsett was L. A. Young Golf Co. New

T H E C. B. D O L G E CO. WESTPORT, CONNECTICUT

ALL - PURPOSE POWER MOWER

CUTS ANY H E I G H T —

S A V E S 50% OF YOUR C O S T Horizontal rotary scythe action eliminates all supplementary cutting and trimming equipment. LOOK AT THESE ADVANTAGES: • LOW COST of maintenance, due to few working part»,

simplicity of design and high quality of materials used. • E A S I L Y ADJUSTED—range of cut from rooits to three

(3) inches by '/4-inch adjustments. • S C Y T H E A C T I O N C U T T E R>—no

reel, bottom blade, clutches, gears, or chains to come out of adjust-ment.

• S A V E S LABOR—Cuts either for-ward or backward no lost motion.

• T R I M M I N G — Cuts under and around shrubbery . . . within one-half inch of fences, monuments, etc.

• CUTS A N Y H E I G H T of grass and weeds— makes a lawn in one operation.

• F E R T I L I Z I N G V A L U E — Cuts grass into s h o r t lengths that sink into the roots where they pro-duce ferti l izer of high value. W R I T E FOR F R E E B U L L E T I N NO. 10.

P O W E R MOWERS

Whirlwind Lawn Mowers Sales Corp.. Milwauke«. Wisconsin

York man for some time, then served as its Pacific Coast manager from 1932 until 1935.

Jim Casey was an assistant pro and pro prior to 1926 when he went into golf goods selling. Jim will have charge of southern California business for the Hay & Poin-sett crew. He will make headquarters in Los Angeles.

The boys got a swell start and must be figuring on doing business day and night as their letterhead lists in addition to the office phone Exbrook 2631, a home phone MOntrose 6409.

T. W. Niblett, distributor for Nortb British Rubber Co., has moved from his old location at 350 Broadway, New York City, to 11 Park Place, in the same city. The North British golf balls and the spiked rubber golf shoes provide a good pro margin, Niblett reports, and have been enthusiastically received on the Pa-cific Coast.

The spiked rubber golf shoes provide the answer to play in wet weather, and are a big help in building up business un-der weather and turf conditions that nor-mally would prevent much play.

Swan Specialty Co., 179 W. Madison st., Chicago, has a rubber ball massage device retailing for $2.95 through pro-shops and all Spalding stores that is being used with strong endorsement by well-known tour-nament players. The Rol-O-Way mass-ager gives an effect like the hands and fingers of an expert masseur and is being extensively and effectively used in correc-tion of soreness and stiffness, in restoring circulation, and in fa t removal.

It is selling very well at pro-shops and carries a good profi^ margin for the pro.

Skinner Irrigation Co., Troy, O. is dis-tributing a new catalog to interested greenkeepers and club officials. The book-let is handsomely printed and contains full information of the various Skinner sys-tems of irrigation, where they are ap-

Don't Gamble . . . Test Your Soil

R e s u l t s c o u n t . Y o u ' r e g a m b l i n g wi th r l u b m o n e y a n d y o u r o w n r e p u t a t i o n w h e n you t r y t o g r o w g r a s s in u n t e s t e d noi l . T h e easy - to -use S u d b u r y P o r t a b l e Soi l T e s t i n g L a b o r a t o r y tes t s f o r a r i d i t y , n i t r o g e n , p h o s p h o r u s a n d p o t a s h . F i r s t u s e m a y i n d i c a t e t r e a t m e n t t h a t will save m a n y t i m e s i t s cos t .

Portable Soil Testing Laboratory. ^ 4 ft . 5 0 Complete icith i n s t r u c t i o n s and I X enough material for 200 indi-vidual tests. Price, direct from manufacturer

SUDBURY SOIL TESTING LABORATORY B O X I) , S O U T H SUDBURY, MASS.

LIGHTNING PROTECTION FOR CLUB BUILDINGS A N D TREES

New concealed and semi-concealed equipment. No unsightly rods or spires. Special equipment for trees. I. P. C. material approved by Underwriters' Laboratories, U. S. Bureau of Standards, Insurance Companies, Tree Surgeons. Send for Special Booklets.

INDEPENDENT PROTECTION CO. . Inc. Dept. A Goshen, Indiana

H Y D R O L I Z E for PERFECT GREENS

AND CUT MAINTENANCE COSTS! ^ The Hydrolizer System provides a new precision service for brown patching, fertilizing, worming, insecticiding, and limeing—with new savings in costs—a new safe method that requires no preliminary mixing or pumping, and guards against the misuse of chemical values. You set a simple control for the mildness or richness desired and the Hydrolizer does the rest, automatically. T h e Hydrolizer System is highly recommended by greenkeepers and horticulturists throughout the country. Wri te for complete information telling of the many ad-vantages and savings in labor, time, and money.

WDfTE* T O H A Y f A M E R I C A N H Y D R O L I Z E R C O . . TY I V L L C L V U N L . E L M H U R S T . I L L I N O I S

A. N. P E C K H A M RHODE ISLAND

For 16 years has produced and furnished Q _ ^ ^ . direct to golf clubs, parks, etc. , di f ferent var iet ies of D G I I t O T Q S S j 6 6 0

This seed grown under the rigid climatic conditions of New England produces grass that has built up R E S I S T A N C E to the various fungus diseases prevailing in our northern States. • It is, of necessity, W I N T E R H A R D Y and makes a fine bladed, permanent, desirable turf for vour greens, lawns, etc. • We also furnish a F A I R W A Y M I X T U R E composed of 5 different varieties of fine turf grass seed which produces a BAL-A N C E D closely woven turf on lawns, tees, tennis courts, fairways, etc.

plicable, and prices. Interesting photo-graphs and diagrams make the the book one that is easy to digest and full of in-terest to all persons concerned with the growing of fine turf.

Spalding golf ball box for 1936 intro-duces something new in the way of pack-age merchandising. The lower half of the box has a built-in display panel which im-mediately identifies the golf balls in the cellophane wrapped boats of three. The box-cover proper is attractively designed with a modern scheme, leading the eye into

the center panel which carries the brand name. Family relationship is the keynote of these new Spalding boxes, as the same design is used on the Kro-Flite, Top-Flite

and Tournament packages, with only one of the colors changing, for easy identi-fication. Another merchandising thought is that the new box is V2 in. wider than the conventional affair, which makes it stand out when put on display.

• Launching of the new Penfold American

factory will introduce to this country several ball-making methods requiring special machinery not to be found in this market or any other. Because of this, the entire plant and equipment is being im-ported. Construction and assembly of the complete layout are well under way in the mechanical shops of the Penfold-Bromford Works in Birmingham, England.

Penfold's ball-making methods, virtually 100% automatic, guarantee that the Amer-ican-made Penfolds will duplicate the im-ported balls in every detail, assure the makers.

The new American plant will be ready for shipment here by August or possibly September and production is expected to start shortly thereafter. Late winter and the 1937 requirements will be filled out of the new factory. It is Mr. Penfold's in-tention to personally supervise the initial production.

• The Philroy Beer Dispenser, made by

the Philroy Utilities Corp., 106 E a s t 19th st., New York City, is a practical device for serving draught beer in smaller pack-ages, i.e., y2 gallon, 1 gallon, 3% gallons (% barrel).

The dispenser can be put in the refrig-

P H O E M X RED TIP

T i t A C T O R

S P U D S

Extra Long Service Made of special analysts steel , hardened by latest scientific heat treating methods S izes

to Also Lawn Mower Spuds Write for cir-cu'ar and pi ices.

P H O E N I X MTG. CO. Joliet, I I I . Catasauaua. Pa.

MÇCLAIN* SPIKER AND PERFORATOR

MÇCLAIN BROTHERS CO. C A N T O N - - - O W I O

Latest engineering features make this Spikcr super ior t o o thers . Stainless Steel Spikes. Roller Bearings. Remarkable tu r f c o n d i t i o n e r . Lessens Brown Patch. I n c r e a s e s g r a s s g r o w t h . H a n d o r t r a c t o r o p e r a t e d . M o d e r a t e p r i c e . Needed on every Golf C o u r s e . W r i t e f o i literature.

erator either lying down or standing up. It is made of die cast aluminum and has a complete air pump, beer faucet, release valve, etc. Draught beer will stay fresh and not go flat so long as you keep pres-sure on and keep the container in the re-frigerator.

The Philroy dispenser is being put up in three different kinds of containers—an aluminum jug in 1 gallon and 3% gallon sizes; Va gallon glass bottle and 1 gallon glass bottle, and a tin can model with sanitary lining.

Forstner Chain Corporation, Irvington, N. J., has introduced a new sport belt that is meeting with the enthusiastic reception of golfers, sportsmen, and spectators.

These belts are flexible and expand, and are exceptionally smart with their colored

cord bindings. Lightweight and durable, they are fine for the hot summer days ahead.

Forstner Sport Belts retail at $1.50, $2.00, $3.50, and $5.00. A special narrow width model is also available at $1.00. They may be obtained at pro-shops and through department store men's wear shops.

• Arsokoll, a lead arsenate in colloidal form,

is now being offered to golf clubs by the manufacturers, Latter Laboratories, Inc., 901 Elton Ave., New York City. Advan-tage of the colloidal arsenate lies in its suitability for use in sprayers, since pow-dered arsenate settles to the bottom of tanks and clogs spray nozzles unless the solution is continually agitated; whereas Arsokoll, a creamy paste, remains in sus-pension without stirring.

The makers claim great economy in the use of Arsokoll. In addition to the more even spray coverage possible with the product, because of its even solubility, it is claimed that the product does not wash or blow away as readily as the usual pow-dered lead arsenate. About half the usual dosage is necessary per thousand square feet.

The makers have a circular descriptive of Arsokoll available on request.

Jack J. Sheehan, 1314 Broadway, Al-bany, N. Y., working eastern and northern N. Y., western Mass. and Vermont for Parglov, Russell Moccasin golf shoes, Rite Hite tees, Champ golf and duffle bags, and Golf Ball, Inc. balls, reports

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PAGE FENCE ASSOCIATION IIRIDQEPORT. CONNECTICUT

N E W VOUK. P I T T S B U R G H . ATLANTA. CHICAGO, S A N FRANCISCO

This Label . . . Your Guarantee The P A G E P-12 label Identifies P A G E galvanizing which I t guaranteed to withstand a minimum of 12 one-minute dipt by tha Preece Te»t. P A G E P -12 galvanizing ap-pl ies not only to fence Fabric but also to posts, top rail and fittings as well—your guarantee of maximum resistance to rust. 4 merica't Firit Wire Fence Since 18H:<

AWN Boy Power Mower i r a n M

SEND FOR ^ T W l l J W I FREE FOLDER TODAY! One-hand mowing! For trim-ming bunkers and the rough C I 1 Q around the green, Lawn-Boy has no equal. For clubhouse lawn—around di f -ficult walks, trees, flower gardens and hedqes— Lawn-Boy cuts 6 " closer than most hand mowers. Fifth successful year. Handiest ever built, with complete automatic control in one hand. Full 18" cut. Weighs only 95 lbs., runs all day at 20e fuel cost. Rubber tires optional at moderate

' EYINRUDE LAWN-BOY 2105 West Hope Avenue Milwaukee. Wis .

• BENT GRASS • BOTH SOD AND STOLONS

Vigorous, healthy stock that develops fin«, trua putting surfaces. Write for full infor-mation.

HIRAM F. GODWIN Box A. Radford Sta., R. F. D. No. 3.

Detroit, Mich. Pottstown, Pa.

« T A c L I N K S " ROBERT HUNTER'S

famous book on golf architecture. This recognized authority—a "best seller" at $4.00—offered to GOLF-DOM readers postpaid at only $1.25. A valuable addition to your greens library. Send check with order—today!

GOLFDOM BOOK DEPARTMENT 14 E. Jackson Rlvd. Chicago

That Happy Combination of Quality and Economy is offered in our

New Broadmoor One-Color

Score Card Produced by a New Process, its price is $21 for 5,000. The card, fully complete and comprehensive, is not small and the stock is neavy.

Samples to clubs on request JOHN H. VESTAL CO., Printers 703 South La Salle Street - - - - Chicago

I N LOS A N G E L E S

1le PARK-WILSHIRE

H O T E L A P A R T M E N T S

2424 WILSHIRE BLVD. A T W E S T L A K E P A R K

FROM $2.50 PER DAY F R O M $ 6 0 P E R M O N T H

pros in his territory are leading the sport-ing goods business in one of the strongest sale's spurts sports selling has seen. Says the Unsinkable Turk, "Pro merchandising today probably is the smartest service selling done by small retailers in any line of business."

• The display cards furnished the pros

this year by Spalding are meeting with favor everywhere.

The illustration shows the various pieces in the series. Upper left—A photograph of Bobby Jones about to start one of his famous drives lends plenty of human in-terest to this card. Upper right — The woman golfer has not been overlooked, as this card designed specially for feminine appeal shows. Bobby Jones Clubs, with the Form Grip are featured. Center—This display carries a record of the important tournaments won by players last year using Spalding Golf Equipment. Lower

left—A reproduction of an oak board is used to give the impression of a wood panel upon which is tacked a card promot-ing pro instruction. Lower right—A scroll effect is used to tell the story of Vulcan-ized Cover golf balls.

• North & Pfeiffer Mfg. Co., Hartford

Conn., makers of Grip Rite shoe spikes are offering $100 to users of their spikes for the best letter received by August 31 on the subject "Why I like Grip Rite shoe spikes on my shoes." First prize is $50 second is $25, third is $10 and there are

three $5 prizes. Label from a box of spikes must be attached to all entries, which should be sent to PO Box 1673. Hartford, Conn. Winners will be an-nounced September 30.

• Tom Cutter Robbins, New York district

manager for Crawford, McGregor & Canby Co., 11 Park PL, has as a new team-mate, Louis Sirian, well known to pros on the West and East coast. For nine years Sirian has been with Spaldings. He will work the NY metropolitan district with Robbins for the glory and profit of MacGregor.

• Golf ball department of United States

Rubber Products, Inc., has a new revolving counter cabinet to help pros merchandise the 1936 line of "U.S." golf balls. The cabinet shows a different "U.S." ball on

ROOT ALL PURPOSE SPREADER A L L M E T A L C O N S T R U C T I O N

TOP-DRESSING, FERTILIZING, SEEDING This machine will cut upkeep cost more than any piece of equipment used on golf courses. For speed, economy and perfect application it is unexcelled.

T H E R O O T M A N U F A C T U R I N G C O M P A N Y 1051 POWER AVE., CLEVELAND. OHIO

each side. The Royal Blue, Royal Arrow. Royal Nassau—and U.S. Fairway are the brands displayed.

In addition, a diagram of the three U.S. Royal balls depicting their relative qual-ities of toughness and distance is offered on one corner of the cabinet. The color scheme is a sure attention getter.

Any pro who has not received one of these attractive display cabinets should ap-ply to the local branch of United States Rubber Products, Inc., for information on how to obtain his cabinet.

• C. B. Dolge Co., Westport, Conn., has

provided many club managers with the answer to athlete's foot prevention in Altaco, a chemical product which may be

KILL WEEDS Q U I C K L Y W i t h new, low-pr iced No. 99 Aeroil Weed Burner • Com-pletely destroys Weeds and Seeds in roughs, t raps, path-ways, fa i rways , dr iveways and

on tees and tennis courts • Sterilizes and destroys weed seeds, insect eggs and fungus spores in compost • 101 other uses • 10 day F R E E T R I A L . W r i t e for Bulletin 251G or order direct f rom

A E R O I L B U R N E R CO., West New York . N. J., Chicago or San Francisco.

^ I J 1 J J . TRIAL

R. H . T r a c t o r W h e e l SPUDS quickest t o p u t on o r take off . I n c r e a s e t rac tor efficiency and cul t iva te turf . . . t h a t ' s why more than half t he U . S. and Canadian c lubs use them. Durab l e a n d low priced. All sixes for all purposes . Sample s p u d and circu lar on r e q u e s t ; advis. make of t r a c t o r and pu r po*e for which intended.

I m m e d i a t e sh ipment If your F o r d o r equip-ment dea ler cannot sup-ply, wr i te d i rec t t o

R. S. HORNER Geneva, Ohio

MFR. O F SPUDS, FORD-SON WHEELS, ETC.

Finer Greens and Fairways—at Less Cost w h e n y o u u s e a K E M P . A c o m p l e t e u n i t , i t s h r e d s , m i x e s a n d s h i f t s a n y k i n d of so i l in o n e o p e r a t i o n . E a s y t o m o v e . G a s o r e l e c t r i c m o t o r . C o s t s l i t t l e t o o w n o r o p e r a t e . W r i t e f o r c a t a l o g . K e m p M a n u f a c t u r i n g C o . D e p t . G - 5 6 , 1919 P e e c h S t . , E r i e , P a .

K E M P POWER S O I L S H R E D D E R S

Showing a sol id length of B e n t turf to I l lus t ra te i t s toughness and s t i eng th . made possible only by

proper p r e p a r a t i o n of soil.

CREEPING BENT TURF Our true Washington Strain Bent In solid turf form makes model greens. Also in stolon form. W i t h s t a n d s d rou th l ike nothing else. Fu l ly guaranteed . Used by hun -dreds of clubs. Comes in rolls ready to lay down like a carpet . Nursery grown blue g rass sod also sold. Write for prices and samples now.

Telephone Hrmcwicd ( I I I . ) 746

18455 REIGEL ROAD (Near Chicago) HOMEWOOD. ILL. ILLINOIS GRASS CO.

used in solution for washing bath and locker-room floors, or as a spray. It is a deodorant as well as disinfectant. Clubs also are making extensive use of Dolge's De-O-Dor-Oma for deodorizing and of the Dolge Ban for general cleaning. Ban also is widely used as a cleaning powder in golf ball washers.

• Canvas Products Corporation, Fond du

Lac, Wis., makers of Can-Pro golf bags, now offers a new line of Oval Caddy Bags that is just about the last word in golf bag equipment. Coming in pearl grey and tan, tan and brown, and brown or black elk the bags provide the golfer with every club carrying convenience. The Can-Pro bags are fully guaranteed to be satisfactory, and off-ered at attractive prices are winning favor with the pros.

kApply Su lpha te of A m - " monla . B ich lo r ide of Mercury, e tc . , to g reens and fa i rways with o r d i -nary hose e q u i p m e n t .

H O Z O N makes It possible. Mixes so lu t ion and water au tomat ica l ly . V..u s imply

p r l n k h ' H O Z O N is s imple and « d e n t I d -

ea l ly-bui l t to last a l i fe t ime. Noth ing to wear , corrode or get

out of order . W r i t e for l i t e r a t u r e or send $2.50 now for pos tpa id H O Z O N on money-hack guarantee .

HOZON CO., Box 41. Warrensville. Ohio

Elwin Supply Co., Roselle, N. J., has issued its 1936 price list on golf course equipment and supplies which will be sent on request.

Elsewhere in this issue is a two-page L. A. Young spread, with progressive illus-trations showing various stages in golf ball production. This spread is by way of announcing the fact that The L. A. Young Golf Company, Detroit, is now manufac-tur ing its line of Hagen golf balls com-plete from honey center to painting and stamping.

The new ball factory occupies the en-tire third floor of the Young factory, with the balata rolling mill at the rear of the ground floor.

"Virtually all machines in this up-to-date ball plant are of special design and specifications new to this industry," says E. E. Chapman, vice-president and gen-eral manager of the company. "In the de-signing and building of many of the ma-, chines, the L. A. Young Golf Company has had available the engineering and produc-tion facilities of the L. A. Young Spring and Wire Plants.

"Inasmuch as honey is the center mate-rial used in Walter Hagen and Honey Boy balls, a machine to pre-heat the honey and force it under pressure into the rubber sac in which it is contained, was necessary.

f It's Always Sharp! Core of extra ha rd steel runs through center of spud. Sof ter outs ide steel wears a n t — k e e p i n g spud sharp un t i l completely worn away. Wil l ou t las t or -d inary spuds .—Good for the turf

W r i t e for Deta i ls D I A M O N D CALK HORSESHOE CO

4702 Grand Ave., Duluth. Minn

A R R O W S in n-lust ra t ion point

t o B U D D ' S 4 cut-t ing edges. Sitn-

i>ly twi tch blade o r new edge.

SIMPLE TEST SURPRISES GREENKEEPERS Clubs testing the Budd on one unit, and comparing mowing costs

with units not Budd-equipped are amazed. When you see Budd pay for itself—and pile up savings right there under your nose, you'll wish you'd switched to BUDDS sooner. Wire or write for prices and details. BUDD MFG. CO, DEPT. G, RAVENNA, 0.

• BED • BLADES "Ball winding machines, on each of

which eight centers are wound simultane-ously, produce balls wound with hair-like precision and of great tension.

"Vulcanizing of cover stock, painting, marking, stamping and finally packaging, are carried out under modern methods.

"With the golfing season off to a flying start, double shifts have been necessary to try to keep up with the orders on hand for the various golf balls marketed under the Hagen name." %

A. N. Peckham, Kingston, R.I., for 16 years engaged in sale of bent grass seeds, reports lively bent grass business this

spring. The Peckham bent, grown under the rigid climatic conditions of New Eng-land, is of necessity, winter hardy, and makes a fine bladed turf for greens and lawns.

Dunlop Opens Texas Show. — Craig Wood and Henry Picard of the Dunlop field staff exhibited their stuff at Dallas CC in opening the golf events at the Texas Centennial exposition. Wood and Reynolds Smith, Dallas amateur, started the party with a 31-33-64 best ball; a stroke behind was Picard and David (Spec) Goldman.

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