1422-24 GRAND AVENUE

KANSAS Crry,Mo. = March 22, 1938

Dr. Forrest C. Allen
c/o University of Kansas
Physical Education Dept.
Lawrence, Kan.

Dear Phog:

Taft Talbot writes under date of the 2lst that you
are going to be interested in the price of 36 ft.
tarred tennis nets. :

I believe for many years, Phog, you have specified
the 38 ft. tennis net, 3 ft. wide made from #21
thread twimtarred with Manila rope top line bound
with heavy duck at top and cotton bottom line.

I rather assume that you are still going to continue
that same length net. According to our records, if
they are correct, the last bunch of these that you
purchased from us was May 5th, 1934 -~ four years
ago. Whether you have purchased any since, I do not
know, although that is rather an unusual length

of time for nets to last.

Nets as outlined above would cost you each $6.75.
If you desire the above nets to be 30 ft. long,
they would cost you $6.45.

Also Taft stated that you wanted to know if the
sponge rubber mats, on which we quoted you yesterday,
have handles at the edges and we wish to advise that
we believe they are made in that way, although the
description in the catalog of them does not say so.
However, it certainly would be an easy matter to
have handles placed on the edges of these, the

game as on the regular mats, because the handles are
stitched to the cover and these are covered with
black rubberized duck.

Thanks a lot for the inquiry and we hope we will
be able to serve you.