Medford mail tribune., June 24, 1928, Page 10, Image 10

PXGE TWO
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OKEfipy, SUNT) AY."- JTXE 24 1928.
Out Where The Skies Are A Trifle Bluer
1 wkTzrz-:" arrr
fe ,,;Wi!fi'; -
Graham Brothers Observe Anniversary
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3 : EXPED1TI
For variety of sronpry, nr-ceHnl-bllity
hy good romtN, perhapa no
part ff Ihn United NUUum nffera um
many iillurmentn to ih inutoiist
us due ihe I a el fir roam. J
In this In nil of the Rrejit nut- J
tnorH which Jh within the rompuMHt
of the averaRO motorist's vuc.it Inn J
period, the iconic wonders nf the
world nre grouped Into a vncrttion i
ttiul supremo. Here 1m natural!
Mituty and grandeur unmirpuMxed. I
To motor In comfort over tlie i
lO.utii) miles of paved boulevards,
which cover tlila vacation land if
nut only tliA equivalent of u trip '
u brand In your own Koat home- ;
land, hut Ik to know the romanre j
of your own I'acifk coaat.
To pick out lhn inosL entrancing I
KOf-nery encountered would ho aa
difficult as for tho camel to paaa
through the eye of ihe proverhlal
needle for who can nay tho moun
tain, with the nohle treea which
clothe its Hiden, is ii.ro wonderful
than the ocean; the myotic appeal
of the ilesert more charming tiiau
lhn orantfe Krovn, or that im
mountain lake huN renter i-hari
ttian tho rushlnff river. Knr-h hi
lis own individual appeal.
If the urge callH you to the H'a
shorn, you may park your oar at
any on of a thousand bench ind
ttattin In tho tin liny water ofthe
Tucifio. If the desire 1 for the
desert, you may walk over a Aiinl
aturn Knhara with lt soft Carpet
of HwaylnK. hrillfantly olored
flowers. It you hanker aler tho
majestic randour of the inoun-
lums unu mo viviu cumi mira m nlKO lh(. r.entpr of Interest In a hal- IenKth and ihe renmlndei -scoi
mountain lakes, tnetm aro witnin t Ioon (,iKaster thirty years apo. This of them are small. Several of
ejiny reach. i Ih pointed out In a bullet In from the inlands nro us much us r,0
Within the confines o the I'n- h0 vashlni;tin. IX ('.. hi iidiwu- . miles limit.. Tlie k'roup lien Hlinhtly
fiflc coast vucatlon land A ro twelvo l4,rH (f lnt, Nllllnmi (i(.Kni,,i,lc fart her north than SpllzhirKcii.
! intirt I iinrbu rctfifinu tf trlnnl ; . . ..........
J".." 7. """'My- ,uw "s ,H "M ,:" lllic- lu.rH .if Uw lnHT-iHlninl .-linn
"AfK-r tho SwccIIhIi . Xl.lr.i f-r. klimH Hliy il h .Vw ... It Im -,.sl of ,,, .n,lK 1m (.v,,pnUy w,, r.lsl
n.ii'.'p, .MMip.i'...'i-a in n. wuimii. ; unrou. i. in iui i.ir nu. ii. ... i : ...it Into tlic Arctic ncetin l.v (ho
In 1S'J7, mirtli of H.ltzl..'i'ic.'ii clns..' : Mui'iniin const nt IlllKshi anil t lie ( ,.,..., n.thwii'il flouirm i.ivnru nf
I
, i , 1
Whoro once only the vilJ and woolly mountaineer dred tho hazards of camping out, modern car and
! travel equipment makct motor ccmping a genuina plcc&uro for all. Tho camp good department of tho
Wcfttero Auto Sunply Company furniihed the above enticing display.
The Haven of Nobile
is meaner; for the most part, a few
polar hear anil fewer foxes on
land : walruses and seals In the
FLINT, llieh., June 17. The
f.trfti&h motor expedition which left
t-kln hist,- summer in two FJuick:
cars, with London as iis dcMtinn
tlon, is now on the last li-z of it
Ioiik Journey, accord iiiK tt. wojd
rer-iv d fi oni the t ia I'clers. Tht-y
have traversed JumkI. lsert, and
mountain, and are now in llurope,
HpeedinK toward the channel, with
comparatively fine roads under
them.
When the exp"di!ion reaches
London, it will nave traveled one
l hi of lh' distance around the
tflohe. Tile trip h.i.s hecn notlitde
not only for tint fcre.it distance
covered 1-ut for the hazards en
countered alone; the Way. Kloodrt,
snow, and sandstorms have threat
ened the expedition, sometimes de
laying Its proKt'osN, luit never turn
j Iiik it hack.
l A recent article in the London
: Times, from that newspaper's
' Ifeirtit correspondent, sketched months after the new line of ears
the experiences of Major .Mct'al-jwas presented, says iin nnnounee
' lum and his companions, in their ment hy the Ciaham-l'nie Motors
trail-hreakinK journey. Thioujch Corporation. Last month hrousht
French Indo-Chiua, n part of Siam, the totul 1 :i 2 S
down the Malay I 'eniitsula. and Craham-l'aiKc 'o 'Jii.iH i cars,
through Indin. Ilaluehlsian, and which is U.K times the total for the
Persia was the stiff est part of the first five months of last year. The
! trip. In many eases the "road total for this year up to June I Is
! was mere track, with rain and ,Xo:ta ears in excess of the entire
Isndw to atruravate ihe difficulties twelve months' production nf TJi'7.
of following; It. i .May estahlished new records in record for a single lay was est at.
Despite the heavy odds, the production and shipping, exceed- Ps-lied .May js. when 4 1 3 cars w
PAIGES BUILT
The three Ciraham brothers ar"
obsarvlng the first anniversary of
ll.oir entry into the iiasoener car
fields as heads of the (Irnham-
ratKe Motors corporation
have long !een regarded as a rlc.
index of trends In motor cm- i,Uv.
iiiK- ln ,nil4 territory, (irahaili
t'aige stood in wventh place j,,
' reristraiions. Jn January, tiraham.
1-aif.f was in seventeenth pia(
and In Micei'iiHlve months was ihir
( leenth, tenth, eighth, and now s-v.
entii.
ln Victoria. B. t'., f:raham-li;jKll
icllmlied to third place in reKihir(,.
I thins, having heen sui -passed artiy
hy Chevrolet and I-'ord. At Indian,
.apolls, Ciaham-I'uige ranked firii,
i in car sales in May; at Dal);iM
i ninth in th total regi;tr;tIj((,l)('
Cook county. Illinois. iiicludinK'
Chicago, found Ci aiiain-l'ai,. j
tenth position; in Los Ande
' Graham-I'aige stood tenth; in Min
; nenpolis, eighth; Philadelphia
tenth, a gain of two daces sini.,
April. In San Krancf.sco, tlrahuia.
Ij'aige occupied eleventh poslij,.,,
up to -May -3 (later fiurtM h.-i,,,,
not yet available). iudiattiiK a
gain of four places In one month.
IlorSTON', Texus, June
An attempt to organize a last ditch
fight against the Smith forces, i..
From ,the democratic national ennventau
WASH INfiTON, I). C., June 24. ' even of continental sl.c Later
Frnnx Josef Land, where a Rufj- exploralhm disclosed th:it It is a
slan exneditlon .hones to find! group nf- many Islands, Thirty of
I Nnhlln iiml his coninanlnnK. waH thcHc are ten miles or more in
mountains, dense foreiAs, rushing
rivers and- lakes. Thre 1 thoi
tlraiui Canyon; YoserAlte; (leneral
(Irant; Tahoo; Mt, liissen: Crater
ftulcks performed nohly, according ing all nrevious months in the built, exceeding by )o a record
wate: 'he bird life Is the richest. 'to the Times. The expedition is eighteen years' history of the fac- that had stood since May 'J. 1925.
Creat flocks of little auks, dove-; now somewhere between Constun- ; lory. . The production for May : Heports received by the factory
kles, and other birds frequent the 1 tinople and. its destination, the , totaled M1, as compared with from disiuibutors all over the
Ij-lands from March to September. ; longer and harder portion of its'N275 in April; shipping totaled country show striking gains in the
There are no reindeer, howe.er, i route behind it, and the journey. I Saiiu. as against Ka.17 in April. position occupied by Crahnm-
and no hares. jwhich has no counterpart In the New daily records were made I'aige.
Plenty nf Drift Wood) annuls of motoring, almost at an both In production ami in shipping. ; Kegfstration in Way ire county.
"One important item for cast- end. fin the last day of .May. ri!i cars ' Michigan, which includes- DMn.ir.
aways is the existence of consider
able iu:intities of drii'twoo along
Craham-Paigc nUllt anil shipped I (.(t to rKnt ther are, Robert C. I next week was it) full swing today
Its 30,000 car June l.Mess than five Cialiam. vice-president; Hay A. in the face of confident expres-
tlraham, secretary and treasurer, sums from thecamp of the x,.w
an Joseph II. flraham, president. , York governor that the battle ((tV
Tho first par.sen ier car hearing -tho presidential nomination really
their name was introduced January was over and all that remain.!
production of ihe L mm June l tno .lu.uuum car , was ior um tieifKaies lormaiiy ;
was proituceu. : register im-ir ciiuo i-.
Y n jioSEBURd, Ore., J una 2.1
were -shipped, 0ft more than the (;PjTh(, executive committee of
record, made In the previous the organization of land grant
month. The new produ c t i o n counties met here last nlghQ to
discuss the further defense of the
. counties to the effort of the statu
to secure through court action a
portion of "the land grant fuiM
paid by the government to the
counties. Tho state has lost in
the circuit and supreme jcourtH
of the stato and has now appealed
to tho rnited States supreme court
for final determination of the
case.
Lake; Ml. Kalnlor ind -the Cnnu- rocl,lUly UtM pim-ors were hope
o tho place at which Noblte's was : northern coast of Norway us Chl-
the Obi and
dlan. Rockies and nttjniiul parks,
Much of the pleiykure of a vaca
tion tour by inottjr dejiends upon
its careful preparation. .Molorlsls
want to know thi condition of the
roads, tho Interrsling spots that
may he seen 0ng tho way, uud
llstances between points so that
convenient poppln;-over points
mny he decided upon. For the con
venience of motorists, the Union
Oil company has Issued a new
twelve-pag' map folder of conve
nient size which la more than a
mere publication of routes and
listing po.nts of interest. In
addition' to providing the motorist
with thA most up-to-dutu Informa
tlun on highways and trails in
Ariswria, Ciillfurnia, Nevada, Ore-Kon-
Wftshlngtoii nnd British Co
lumbia, It contains a complete list
of auto camp along the main trav
eled hlihways. Information on the
choice cenic (terns in tho national
parks 'and a map of the park-to-pnrk
highway.
tWhu mup.i ure dlstrlhuted
giatls to all motorists through the
thousands of t'nlon Oil Nt at ions
and Independent deulers handling
I'nion OH products, extending from
Mexico to British Columbia.
Conservative estimates place the
number of those who will spend
their vacations on wheels this
summer on the Pacific coast tvt
over 3.000,000 excluding those
tourists from eastern states.
For Ihe benefit nC these or fur
1 hose who wish to pla n u t rl p
where "no scene Ih twice seen," the
t'nlon fill maps nre offered for
distribution.
cagu Is north of New Orleans. It
fill that he had drifted eastward to ,1m about the same distance from
Franst Josef Land." says the bulle- the North Pole,
tin. "Walter Wellman, assisted by Muni Arctic Thau Spllhcrgeii
the National ( leographlc society, i. ifThu sea between noi l hern
led an expedition to Franz Josef Splt'bergen and northern Franz
Land the following year and Josef Land Is usually packed with
inotlKOI. II ime.y Mini o. .. .... u o . eA u. u e , ,,y HlKnlH ,-,.,1111 the FilTel
find Andi-ee at Capo Flora, on one ho thai navigation northward is ! -e, ........ .,,ru. mi Hsiened in miKin
Siberia such
the Yenisei.
"The latest exploration in Ihe
Fran. Josef archipelago was in
1925 by a British expedition which
carried Into t ho region the first
modern radio equipment. The
party constantly checked its time
of the southernmost of the Islands ' seldom possible. Kven the nar- I
and announcements from London
that he;
: llinV be :ihte In hour mv.iri"i mu '
'open water In summer. Farther r..nm nii vurone without heiri ..hi. i
to get. vital signals to tile etHsidi
wnicn wuh Known oy viiorec ui iir nnn-r I'liiiiuiei: ni-ici'ii inc eranK . jin, other statlonM If Xohlle Is
a headfiuarters nnd a frequent Josef Island are eternally frozen. ; .nfe Jn .ranJj jOSpf ijHnd with a
point oi can ior explorers, aihiiimi oui ine larger enannem oecome ice ni,ijn HPt jn commission, it is pos- !
wun ii..i l unu- iiiiiu, nn mi,hm ... n........... jsible. In the light of the British
unu no irut-e in omi or ms on in.on j n n .-iii.in-rm-ii huh Miumn n expeditions experience
Will fVI'l lOllllll III l-lllMA .H.1I-. I'lllllV JU.Ifl l.lllMI IH-I? I t.lLCII
Land. '
Castaway Ktplorcrs Kwnt Wlnlcr south, however, the Ice is usually
a nnoitgn i' ranz josei i.anu i.-t pat-Kcu. a no t uts i mating oarrier ' World
desolate and ice-maniieit nnd Hint most he traversed hy snips steam
never been inhabited, it Is possible Ing from Russia ami Norway to '
for men to exist there, even thru .-Franz Josef Land. ;
the winter, as the history of Arctic i "Because of Its far northern i
exploration proves' The land was position and the greater distance j
discovered accidentally In 1K7.1 hy the Arctic' arm of the Oulf Stream .
an Austro-Ilungarlan expedition munt flow to reach it, Franz Josef
bent on finding the Northeast Pas- , Land Is marked by Arctic enndU '
sage. Their ship, caught in the
ice, drifted to I lit southern extrem
ity of Ihe island group, n ml t he
craw wintered in her fast in the
Ice.
"In 1HS1 n British parly of 2fl,
Its ship crushed, wintered on
shore, living partly on bear and
wutrtiH meat. 'Wellman and ' his
i lions to a greater extent than
Spitsbergen. It litis been called '
the world's 'most characteristic .
polar land.' Most of the islands
are plateaus less than 1000 feet ,
high, covered with domes of ice. :
At some points the black basalt j
crags that form the edges of the
plateaus protrude from the while i
"The political status of 'Franz
Josef Land is not clear. Discov
ered by Austro-Hungarians and ex
plored by British. Americans,-Russians
and Italians. It was claimed
unofficially in 19M by Kussio. It
is understood that the Suviofi'gov-
,. , i..t i.
I i-i ii n i fin himo i -ui i ii is ownersiup oi
me territory. i ne c .real rowers
have not expressed an opinion on;
ihe validity of this claim, however, j
and by many the area Is looked j
upon as 'a no-man's land." ;
! ' -
HI Mlhl Mil Mill MllHrlWIIII.HI ! I I U 1M1 HI I a IBM IIW II IH I P
A Week o m
CamD Goods Bmwns f
companions spent the wIukt of Ice and snow. Coastal lowlands
IX!)tt-99 mi sbol'e, and the Xeigler ( are of small extent save on two or
expedition wintered over In 1 904-5. three of the westernmost Islands.
"Franz Josef Lund was named ' "Tho vegetation of the few
hy Its Ausrrti'llungarlnu discover-, snow-free spots is scant, consisting
ers under the Impression that II only of lichens, mosses, and sev
was n large land mans, perhaps I era 1 grasses. The anirne! lift, ton.
LOS ANOI:li:s. June 23. W)
The source of sudden Wealth which
police, detectives say cams .to at
least six persons Involved in inves
tigation of the John I. C.lah killing
today constituted a mystery second
only to the question of who fired
tli- shot that killed the former
Cicero, HI., druggist last Monday
night.
Louis MeyerH and Ceorge. Sou
' dors.' 'lndiiiutpolts . 'winners,' have
much In common Both strong
boosters foiv Champton spark; plugs
which they use In their cars.
Two outstanding "knights of the
roaring road." Louis Meyer, who
won at Indianapolis last Memorial
Iay. nnd Oeorge Sanders, the win-
, ner of this great racing classic last i
year, and who finished thin, be
hind Meyers this year, have a great
deal In common.
Both ure young. Both are dar
ing and'- skillful drivers. Neither
was conceded a real chance before
the races they won.
Last year Souders was not even
considered hy the wise ones, and
his victory was largely due to the
heady, well planned race he drove.
The result was practically dupli
cated this year. Meyers, a young
mechanic, did not have a mount
until three days before the race:
He was given no consideration
against the established stars. Yet
he went out to win hy driving a
careful, well planned race and put
1 1 over.
The sameness In the history of
the two young racers has been
such that they ore great pals off
the race track.
Also they are great boosters for
Champion spark plugs, which both
use In their racing cars.
, After his victory, Meyers wired
tho Champion factory at Toledo,
O., ns follows:
"Won first place in T.00 mile
race hen today. Perfect perfor
mance of my Champion spark
plug" certainly helped to make It
possible, as without them I could
not have maintained Ihe necesKary
wpeeil."
Souders also wired In as follows:
"Champion spark plugn equip
ped my Miller engine when I fin
ished third here today Just as they
did when 1 won first place last
year." '
Both Meyers nnd Souders nre In
tho galaxy of racing stum who are
nove appearing at various speed
ways and race track under A. A.
A. auspice.
from
ave
the Start
OAKHinolJ, Or.. Junn IS. Ml
I'WtHH blrw up lh wife nf (he
Southern l'arlflo lpot at Kir
Home tlmn Krlrtuy nlRht. wr-rklnx
III offlre oh n mull of power
ful cxplotlon.
IN FIRST COST
IS UPKEEP
ljIN RE-SALE AIUE
COME IN!
See for Vouricl
Why Experienced
Ou'nfii Demand
Uoclici by Fuller.
Vl.li our ihowraom
during ihe tpecial
Fliher Iknlv Ucnwn.
Miration now being
held. Dnn'lmluthit
ooportunltv to km in
WM.n.l Ultdnr.fi,,,tl
Inil oi tuch en Int.
portanl pert of your
automobile.
because of Its basic
design which results
in low operating costs.
And you save in resale
value because used car
buyers everywhere are
willing to pav more for
every available l'ontiac
Six.
If you value your dol
lars, vni will drive
I'ontiac Six and learn
the full meaning of
motortiij economy.
From the day you take
delivery, ownership of
a Pontine Six Isan expe
rience in economy.
You save in first cost
because the Pontiac
Six gives you those
advanced features usu
ally found only in
higher-priced cars.
You save in upkeep, be
cause of its ovcrsLe
dimensions developed
on CIcncral Motors
Proving Ground and
t,l?- 4Wi S.,i L.in.l..u Se,Un. SH7i. O.iU.iii.1 .AILAmnixin !.. $lim to
lL kll, '"'I" '" '" !'" t."'"-'-- 'iHinl-l'imtioc..Vli.r,e1l piiVet-lhrvlticluJe low
M fiundlm, i-hutM. (.rnenil Molir l ime Cuyinem I'fun u.uiluble ul mliiimum rule.
SANDERSON MOTOR CO.
So. Bartlett and 8th Phone 138S
ROBINSON MOTOR CO., Ashland, Ore.
PONTIAC SIX
V raoiyjcT or obniirai muioii
at "Western AutoV
This is the week for every person who plans an out-door vacation to get just the things most "needed
ior conn ore, convenience, saiety ana pleasure ... at reduced prices. - -
Every article offered is selected from our reeular stock, t
and carries our well-known guarantee of satisfactory
service. Every article is of tested and nroven usefulness.
too tne sort ot equipment the most experienced camper
win oe glad to have in his outfit ... so go to your nearest
"Western Auto" store this week, and take advantage of
uiese values ....
All-Steel Folding Bed
Accommodates two tier-sou com
fortably. Kolds com- eif 4 f
partly. Sneclal hi ... OlilO
Folding Camp Cot Hardwood
fi-amo. steel uraced with strong
10-oz. white lluck CJ FO
cover. You save at ....w4iJO
Genuine "Poncho" Mattreu
Double bed nUe. IChukl lop,
waterproof pailta.solo ttack. well
filled with staple cotton. Kml
flaps protect against fff Ql
niln when rolled. OnlyDiuw
Mattress Pads Cot size, kli.im
UckHik stuffed with Q rr
new cutton llnters qOiOO
Khaki Tick Pillows Take plen
ty. Downy kapok . QP.
filled. Reduced lo 30C
Play Safe With
'Neverburn" Brake Lining
New -Neverburn" lining will add
pleasure to your trip . . . and
safety, too. Assure economical
and lasting brake edlclency by
Installing this highest quality
lining before you start- .
The Last Day of This "Week of Camp Goods
Bargains" Is Saturday, June 30th
Aluminum Cooking Kit
Solves ihe enmpers pot nnd pun
pmbleni. Include 2 kettles with
lids. 1 Hkitlet. coffee pot. 4 phile.s.
cups, milt and pepper shakera
and cold hiindle. All nest ftnulv
In large kettle. CC 0C
Sale price ....wuiuJ
Test your Battery"
t t KMooer-
case
Storage Batteries
-at Our Low Prices
assure . i
reliable current supply!
$7.85 up
Un t Vnr ClMUInl lrn Bfr Ym SUrtl
Wliurd n:itterte brimful of "pep"
and KiffT' can he rpli"d upon to
carry you sailing along without a hitch
. . . and keM your heaUlifibta bright
for safe nlplu drivtns . . .
Kur ruirsed dependtihillty. thcn one
piece rultbcr eve batteries with eitra
hmvy P lutes and parts throughout are
unoualed at anywhera near our low
prices .
Folding Lightweight
Table
Kat In comfort . . .This
Ught. strong fuldinp- table
easily seats four peruons.
Makes a Rood J
card table, too.. jtiOJ
Peerless Food Jugs
S1.57
.$2.35
This gallon jus keeps foods
or liquids -hot or cold for
hours. rwely enameled.
Reduced
to
AM-Purpose Food Jug A
hlch -grade crockery ware
lined. Juk at a blu savin u.
Well insulated and attrac
tively enameled.
Special at
Water Bags
Should be In every camp
outfit. liana; In , sun or
hade, evaporation keeps
water cooL Heavy canvas
with ro pa liandl e . . .
2-KuIIod sua fP
on sale at 0 I iUv
Sanitary Type . . . 2-ffal.
size, with patented metnl
fiintener that allows entire
top to be opened for filling
or cleaning fljj AC
Luggage Carriers
They clamp quickly on running
board and hold a world or lug
gfiffe. "CarryallM as Illustrated, nn.
Sale price oOU
Uirger size with fold- a 4 17
ing end-gate wliZf
Disappearing style . . . folds
down flush with edge of run
ning board. AQ
This week 0 I tZ J
Suitcase or Packs qo Carrie." . . .
Two clamp-on brackets with
strong 6 -ft. s trans, rim h m.
tached as far apart as load de-
manua. sale
7x7 Auto Tent '
Khaki waterproof Weatheretoth
with door and 3-fL wall.
flap rnuy be use us fl 4 f Q 4
awjilng. Reduced to..p I UiO I
7x9.6 Palmetto Tent
Basil y eited without guy i"ppt.
Waterproof material with i.oor.
dttr. sill, screened window and
awning. Afl) 00
Sale pVice LtCO
Camp Stools
Take one for each person.
Strong hardwood with dumliln
duck seats. Reduced this RQ-
week. Without back UuC
With back 69o
Steel Hraced. without back.. 72c
Steel braced, with back . ...9Jo
Lazy-Back Chair
Hera's solid comfort and relax
ation . . Hard
wood frame
with high ono
plece canvas
seat and bock.
Reduced to
$1,881 $2,75
Prentiss - Waber Camp
Stove Cook in comfort
and cleanliness with one of
these efficient gasoline
stoves. Savings JQ
for you at OOiU
Handy Stove Leqs Raise
any camp stove to conven
ient cooking height. Re
duced this 7
week to 0 1 1 1 4
Reduced to
Low Boy Canteen Kit
As Illustrated. New low
design allows clearance for
any door. 3 containers for
extra gas. oil and water . .
Kegular J4.95 ffQ Qf"
value for wwiOU
Handy Service Unit A
very well made outfit with
gallon cons for ga.. oil and
water, lit clamp aa jp
holder. Reduced to jfrQ. J
Th'm World' Larfgf
tailmrt of Auto Suppliia
. , . BrrlMr ttw (notarial ttlni-a
t09. (luaranleea line (,f Ar
rMrl. Tlr. Cnmn iHHla.
iolf KQulmnrat ana K,tl.v
In Our Golf Department
Wr tern Auto" offers, at pleasing
rprievs. popular makes of clubs
and other equipment in wide
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