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18 TULSA DAILY WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1922 SCHOOL NEEDS TO BE STRESSED HERE Education Week Will Be Observed in Tulsa From December 3 to 9 'EQUALITY IS NEED' Facilities for Instruction Vary From Poorest to Ucst Ih Claim Need of equality of opportunity In education for every Amurlcnn boy find girl will bo one of the nchool needs iiresseii in uia i ins obn'rvnnre of .American iducuttm week, December 3-fl, under tlio nu- picea or tno city wnoom, ;ineriCTwi l.i-irlnn nnd 2.1 local hrnnches of 10J nntlonnl organlzntloiiM which re participating in tbu nauoiini move' men1.. Ill every state In tho union there nru wide differences in tint oppor innitv that children of dl'feren communities have tu nttend school, with rur.-il i hlltlren usually nt a de cided dlmdvnntiino. According to Information compiled by supt. M. ii. Oberholtzor. The 1920 federal cen sus shows thnt (. per cent of city children of the ages of 7 to 1 1 lire uttendtng whool, wheren hut 87.0 of rural chlldron of Iho same ngc nro "attending rohool." In addition, the no-called school attendance of tho rural child In often only tor few days or weeks n compared with tho city child' nlno or ten month, Oberholtner said, I'racll cnlly nil city schools nr open 170 days or nioro each year, whercn many rural nchools ninlntnln tnnun sf lens than 100 days and somo no school at all. A child. If roared In it rural com munity, Is In four times greater danger of reaching maturity Illit erate than If hu woro brought up In a city, stiitlsllcs show. Only 1.82 per cunt of our native-born city .residents are Illiterate, whereas 7.01 per cent of our rural native-born cannot road and write. As a result of the striking Inequalities In the ability of local districts to pay for HChools the sijpi'ort thnt Is dlven In different district! varies ennrmoualy Sonio districts on a small tax can provide splendid schools others by taxing to tho limit cannot provldit even tho minimum essentials. The average nnnunl expenditure per child attending tho city school bi nearly twluo that for tho country child. In an nrtlclo prepared especially for Amerlcuu education week, John J. Tlgort, ITnltod .States commis sioner of education, utters the sol emn wnrnlng: "No patrlotlo Amnr lean, with tho sense of n 'square deal' nnd with fntttr In tho doctrine that 'all men nro created equnl,' can look with equanimity upon cducn tlonal discrimination such as exists In our country today. Tho Amer ican republics will stand or fall with Its school system. Wo nro Justly proud of our universal free school xystom; no other nation has any thing Uko It. Whllo no boy or girl Is donied education nt publlo ex ptnso in America, yot It must be confessed that the opportunities of fered vary within tho widest ex treme Home of our publlo schools cannot bo excelled, others aro so de plorably lacking as to bo almost useless." ARE BUILDING NEW BRIDGE Direct llouto to Hpnvlimw Provided Vln Now ltlvcr Stnieturo. 8TKANO. Nov. 27. The MOW Strang bridge across Clrand river, one mile west of this place;. Is pro gressing finely, tho concreto work being complete. They will begin laying tho steel next week. This bridge will rIvo the Tulsa pcoplo a direct roulo to Spavlnaw, Tulsa water dam, and Tulsa Oaark club house. IInv- s smooth oiean complexion. Do away with "uliluo" or BOl-lowueea. BEAUTY CREAM a twM m marr form. Ewi W U VH I on ntU tht kla. I llAh Anil Whl . WW. .. il 000. TrlalaiM b audllta. Tba Bahrain Co. naco, I tut Thomas Motor Co. Wins Studcbakcr Sales Cup -J In winning tho third trophy of tho rivo orroreu hy tno Hiudenakcr or I,'anl7tlnn for sales In class "C makes the Thomas Molor company f Tulsa feel rather proud. Tho trnphy-a largo ftllvur ruii, mountei: uiion tin ebony base. Ii awarded by the Hfudebnkor 'corporation for salm tnado In thu six districts comprising Its territory. With 3,000 deftlcrs In iho urgnnizatioii, nnd only 30 cups, every duftlcr entering the contest only had a 100-to-J shot. The cup won Jy the Thomas Motor company is on exhibition In Its show win down. DALLAS MAN IS INDICTED fcrns'.-r MaJiV K.iAmiIimt Held for Action hy Aygchu Officers, !Al,r,AH. ToxAi. Nov. 27. rinreme J: Ilrltf, lnllas man, Is In custody here today pondtiiK mlvlri-s from Ijon Anes. a fugitive from lustl'-a complaint wtis filed with United Htnles Comtillmilnni'r David on and llriic was nimanded to tho oniinty jail In dorault of bond fixed nt S 1 .too. The complaint filed hero Is based on an Indlrtmcnt returned last weok .iy a federal grand Jury In I.oa Am?elss and charite that Ttrltf ro- tisented himself s bnlnif a iia- tlininl bank examiner actinic tindor niifhirlly of tho United states kov- iTnirtcnt and throuuh this aliened idsrcnresenlatlon, securwl oerl.lln stems of money rrom people hviiik In tho southern division of Cali fornia. Ilrijr Is a former national bank examiner. DRYS HIKED HOTEL RATES Hotel M'n of Tlirco Stales In Con tention ItcsponsllMllty, KAN8AH CITV, Mo.. Nov. 27. IIIkIi hotel rates were laid to pro hibition by prominent hotel men from Missouri, Kansas and Okla homa, wlm besan a two-day session hero today. Increased overhead expenses of operation duo to nbolltlon of the bar Is respouslblo for continued 1 1 1 K 1 1 rnteo, ncr.nrdlner- to delegates, "IJrlnK back the bar and tho overhead will take care of Itself," appears to bo the General ne;itlmut. Tho convention Is bclns hold at tho Hotel Ilnltlmoro. Tho dole 1,'alen were welcomed by Mayor Cromwi.ll Huslness matlera con sumed today's sessions. JUDO -roURf Lucky Timmr Hmlr tlomsdy eulcVlr doubl Uia boutr f yonr tiir mlllloa vttn ptmlM It. Him U ns lonet Mr enM for btrlnt; daJnj. arajp lnblt or lrnpoTrUbJ kHr Imttt T1tr olUr aofrMU 3 mti ronajtlonf. A lai UU tmrtt If. Trr It led. . At sli PrurrL, n4 Barim. flat WmU'i h,M Clma l ta Uilf IkB tmfm4 bOOAJSUr oil. UIM. Tforia maUanTl SWELL PERMIT TOTALi holiday at tulsa u ltesldciirn Costing $13,000 flwrll Month's llivord In $2,7in,srill. Itenldonco building permit for nearly 150.000, swelling the month's total o 2.710,5C0, were Issued by the bulldltiR Inspector yesterday, It was announced. H. M. McCreary led the list yes terday when ho secured permit for five homes ranlnif In values from J3.600 to JS.000. MoCroary's Iioucrn will be scattered over the city as permits nro for houses at 121H Routh St. Louis, 1224, 1717 nnd 1720 Kant Fourteenth placs and (07 West Kaslon. The lamest permit of the day was Issued to J. IC Putnam, 1223 Houth Norfolk, for a IH.600 two story brlrk residence, Other per nilts ttcro Issued to If. K. Itethll1 C1H South Clnclnnntl, for 5,0-o residence, and Znrllda McQuIn, 21(1 llnst Haskell, for 12,000 roslden' ficucnil Ktodiii of Mtiilcnts Will Murk Thanksgiving tit School. Thanksirlvlni; holMnys will com ment o Wednesday noon at tho Uni versity of Tuls, with an almost Kcncral exodus of residents of tho ruins women's and the younjf men's dormitories for tholr homes In dif ferent parts of this sta'o nnd In (4hrr sla'es. The tudents will havo a fn'l five days' vacation, ns nrhool will not reopen until Tuesday morn Inu, December S, at 8 o'clock. Tho last ifflclal act o tho stu dent bodyJJWore saying uoodbyo to the canfpus for Thanksgiving tlnie will be to participate In a special fnotbnll paretic which will proceed down-town Tulsa Into Wednesday morning. Tho football squad which will batllo on the football field Thuriday will bo In tho parade, Misa ltulh Harrlsun who Is football queen by student vote, faculty members In ears nn-i the siuiienin moot e Good of Fruit Ratttnt urnlih mineral talta and a rare content of food-Iron to enrich the blood. Add rsliiot, therefore, to your puddinfri, cakei, plei, rolls, bread, laladi, etc., not merely to make thtm more attractive hut to set thi food of this delicious fruit. Sun-Maid Ralitna should cort you no more than the follonlng prlcti: SaaJad (U II M. lUtt PC.)-XO Sanlleaadit IS tt.ni pLa.l ISa Samlad ar SaaJlaaa (tlas,) 18 Aik dtaleri for Sun -Maid Raisins FLORAL ARTISTS WrcfttHs, l'lllows. Sprays nnd Special I)cnlgn BoslonS' FLOWER SHOt IB East Third rhoiics Osago B10-H040 frroiiM no. i 21 Kant First STOllB NO. a Second nnd Huston BTOttK NO. II 1002 South Main Anniversary Sale Crisco l-lb cans, each ........ v. . lOo 1H-Ib tnus, each 20o a-ll. cans each. .......... .BBo (l-lli. calm, each $1.08 0-11). cans, each ft. 01 t-t I , , , Tl t yv M Puro Canned IVllJUlV 90 small cans tPboDoH This ft IMcKly Wlggly's own brand of milk and backed by a monoyMmck guarantee, ltuy a caao today, use one can, and If nil salliifnctory bring back tho other 96 cans and ct nil your money back. 1 73c 49c More Popular than Ever Because they nro really pood and priced riRht -Chocolate Soldier Choco lates are tho "first choice" of thousands of candy lov ers. You, too, will enjoy these pure, d$ 1 i c i o u a, wholesome confections. run C. & H. Cane Sugar. 10 lbs Hunsot dold brand llutter. per lb. . , , . , "Your Luck" Coffee, a I'lggly Wlggly brand, OD per lb. OOC Wo ItcscTTO Uic Ulfilit of lUWrlctlng Sale to Family nexinlromrnta DKIjIVF.HV CIIAIIOKS 910 Onlcrs, lOo $5 Ordcra, 20o Ia.-sh Than IS Orders, 25c Maxwell House Coffee, ylf)- per lb 4tC Drako Almonds, - Q per lb JLtC Wilson's Certified or Armour's Star Brand Sliced llacon, QrT- per lb. box OlC XCHANGE It is needlcSss for us to advise the thrifty huyer to buy early for their Thanksgiving dinner. Thouarly buy or gets the best of everything. Every department is full of GOOD EATS awaiting your selection. Specials for Tuesday Only NOnTllKAST COIINKB SKCONI1 AND JlOUI.DKIt. TE DKMVKK. B Ton can bur tha ttnt et ararytMnf for last prlea than any marktt In Tulaa. H Thli la Tuln'a Claaa-A msrkat. ,0J1K OF OUR rRICESl S 1 :t lb. a,-k It.l Star irour....tt.0S Bo that our ,mployaa may enjoy tha 1 II lb. aalk OoM Maaal K1or,.1.04 holiday aa ther ahouhl thla alora will I 1 Iba. Bun Ilaam Cocoa (today ramaln opan Wednealay until p. m, ouly) . tut will ba eloa4 air flay Thuraday D Larsa cana Uorden'a Milk.. ...... .10 H llf Roaat, lb ,,..U',r! IlIAf.K TOO, 65c 80c 15c Always the t same tempting oodness, yet youl never tiro of them. Each dainty morsel tastes better than tho last. Get some from your nearest dealer today, and have a genuine treat. Chocolate Soldier Choco lates como In attractive boxes, but cost no more than ordinary bulk goods. "The lowest priced GOOD 'candy you can buy." ,, Imported Swiss Cheese, It Imported Rouquefort Qflra Cheese, lb OUC I-urge Frankfurts, lb flood HUKar-Curod -j C) l'lcnlc Hams, lb lijC Armour's Star, WlUou'a Certi fied and, XlorrlV Supremo Hox r:.n: 39c u-lh. pall Laurel I'urs l-ard for .79c 10-lb. pall I.aurel I'ure Ijird for u)XaOO mc .18C 18c Good Veal Ttoast, lb flood Hound Steak, lb flood l'ork Itoast. lb. 1 perk aood lied rotatoes. 15 pounds OP - for ZDC 6-lb, sack fA lT H. Flour for OkC 12-lb. sack POn V. 8. Vlour for OOC 48-lb. sack Q-t rirt U. a. Flour for tjlaaTV 2 lbs. Bulk OKn Cocoa for AUt 1 pkp. 15 oxs. Sun Maid OA. Seedless) Raisins for ..,.UC 2 lbs. Seoded Sun Maid QK Raisins for OOC 2 pkes. New Stock QK-, Mince Meat for OOC 1 lb. Cottace Cheese 25c I qta. Fancy Cran- QK berries for OOC S nice site Grape Fruit Otfn for 1..ZDC Ultra Fancj' Colcry, bunch . 1 box Extra Fancy (JJQ ff Delicious Apples for tDtJauU Camels, Lucky Strike and Ches terfield CIKarets, carton 4 family alia Salt White Fish for .., 20c .$1.20 .25c A Mere Thought of Saving Should Direct You to the PEOPLES EXCHANGE 111-113 East First Phone Osage 3644 Tuesday's Thanksgiving Sale AT THE Garment Factory 27-lnch heavy mercerized Q Q table damask tOC 72-lnch fancy blus, yollow and pink stripe tabltt QQ daiAnsk tOL Fancy bath towels In blue, pink nnd yellow borders, AQ 2 for uaC Fancy bath rags to match, 12 for , Fancy couch throws or bath robo blankets, each 9x12 tapestry Ilrus- J- f Qp sets rugs tDlOaiO 9x12 Axmtmter rugs , SCx72 Axmtnster rugs 98c r bath $4.95 $33.95 . $5.49 Boys' and small boys' all-wool sweaters... tDTC.rrJ P. N. practical front (Jl QK corsets, all numbers. . D4iU Sals of N. N. corsets, nil sizes and values, any corset &n Qr except practical front tD&UU Halo of men's and QA Q? boys' raincoats .... vQjO Salo of woolnap blankets, love ly plaids, C6xS0, x9 I'abcolln rua- SxlT I'abcolln 1 1 QK tug tDxx.irJ 72x90 pur white stitched cotton bat . . . 72x90 wool bats 72x90 wool bats. (TQ AQ heavies iDQ&ir 71-Inch pure linen Jfj QQ bleached u).t0 .. $5.99 1.95 98c $2.99 3(1 no head, S4.99 98c Thankselvin? sale of pure linen damask, unbleached, 98 Iirge size, Reed doll (gp A Q carriages 3Da44t Mamma dolls, 29-Inch, flaxon curls, sleepy eyes, blsnuo head, Jointed body dolls Sleopy eyes, curly wig, AO- kid body dolls 70C Aluinlmini Snlo Tuesday For Thanksgiving, large slzo ovat roasters, heavy quality, wonderful values, only 60 roast ers1, so como fl- ni early d)I.l)i7 Aluminum percolators, each Thanksgiving sale, of handsome fur cloths, 00 Inches (JJQ Cffl wid tDo.OU Make your own evening wraps or street coats. Thanksgiving sals of 3G-lnch cretonnes, 5 yards .S. Thanksgiving sale of flno dress ginghams, 6 QQn yards Ov Thanksgiving sale of ready-to-wear. To show you how much wo appreciate your trade you may have 25 f0 off of every marked price on cbats or dresses. Thanksgiving sale In tho mon'a wear department. Trousers, overalls, shirts. Jump ers, underwear, hats, caps on sale all week. 40 and 45-lnch lovoly curtain nots, white, cream and ecru, por yard . . Rale of children's coats in this Thanksgiving offering. Como early on this as we have only one coat of a kind. $8c 75c rhone Osnge 704 for Free Dcllf cry on Any Item !a the Store, Tulsa Garment Factory Jnst Actom the Midland Valley 1L It. Tracks on Seventh OflAGK 704 FRANKSI WHOLESALE AND RETAIL 200, 202, 204, 206 East First Street Corner First and Cincinnati OKLAHOMA'S LARGEST MARKET 21,000 Square Feet of Floor Space The party who holds Number 82145 draws tho Coaster Wnsron from the Swift's Premium Meat Products Salo at Franks. Specials for the Thanksgiving Dinner Cranberries, -i A per quart Xll We will have plenty of fresh oystors. No. 1 Turkeys, dressed, lb. . . . Picnic Hams, per lb X&L 10 bars Crystal 01 .Vhito Soap OJLs 100 bars Crystal White ?r $4.27 Golden Plume QA n Coffee, lb OdbL Golden Plume Coffee, ?e;2!l,b: 85c Golden Plume Coffee, s !.":. $i.oo "Better A. L. FRANKS, Prop. Bennett Coffee, per lb. can . . . , 36c Bennett Coffee, QArt 212 lb. can .i JVl Bennett Coffee A per 3 lb. can. . tpXelU 5 lb. bag of Coffee ..88c Good Beef Roasts, Q 1 per lbr O3L Pure Cane Sugar, rjcy 10 lbs I uC Bulk Cocoa, "I "1 per lb JLXL Goods" OSAGE 726 TULSANS TO CRUISE Severn! Families I'lan to Travel in ruropo nnd tho Orient This Winter, Affording evidence from another angle of Tulsa's increasing pros perity, the city Is now furnishing tourists to tho travel routes across tho seas the year around, Instead of Just In tho summer season as for merly, according fb 13. W. IJeputy. In charge of the steamship agency at the Exchange Trust company. Two Tulna families have already secured de luxe accomodations on White Star liners which will sal' onrly next year for tho Mediter ranean and a cruise over its wnrm smooth waters bordered with flowery lands and storied cities nnd picturesque ruins of classla an tiquity. Mrs. Minnie O. Illchards, EH Houth Guthrie, has arranged for passage on the steamer Empress) of Scotland railing February J, fot . Mediterranean cruise and lour ot Uia orient. The thoughts of other Tu'una aro already turning to late spi,n. and early summer contlne-iMji tours, queries directed to Dcm. Indicate. ' 17 It is said that more peopl from worry than work. Not rtratie, In the least: so many more of them are engaged In worry. Charge Purchases nalanc of This Month Go on December Statements, Fnyahlo January 1 Halliburton-Abbott Co. Main and Fifth Streets Phone Osage 6060 Good Looking New Sport Coats New sports coats have recently arrived In beltod and flaring models In novelty weaves and mixtures. They show sports pockets nnd snug fitting: collars of self-material or of raccoon fur. Some have fancy sUtchlng and others show button trimmings. Sleeves are largo and raglan style with storm cuffs. These aro warm, serviceable, durable coats that will with stand hard wear and keep the wearer warm and comfortable In cold, rugged weather. Shown In beige, brown, tan and green. Oood values at 25.00 to 49.50 Corduroy Robes A now shipment of corduroy robes for bath and lounging wear lit plain and brocado weaves. Made with long or short sleeves and some havo roll collars. Others are collarlcss. Quite a number of them nro lined with silk mull. These are vory good garments that offer lots of satisfactory service to tho wearer at moderate outlay. Shown in good colors. 3.98 to 10.50 Silk Jersey Bloomers Bloomers of a good, practical weight of silk jersey and shown In a wide range of desirable colors. Cut full to slzo for com fort nnd good wear, and well finished. These aro extra good values. We have offered num erous low priced lota of silk bloomers In the past but none thnt wero bettor values than these are at our low special prlco of, each, Special, 1.98 Women's Wear Third Floor Splendid Silks, Linens and Crepes Printed Canton Crepes A beautiful lino of printed Canton creje and fancy Paisley georgette crepes In rich Peralon pattcrna and lovely colorings for combination nnd all-ovor dresses and blouses; O rTf? 40-lnch. Yard U I D Gros de Londre Taffeta Chiffon and gros de londro puro dye silks In plain and changeable color effects for street and evening combinations in all tha leading new shades; JC Inches wido nnd n QQ offered at, tho yard .....,. iOU Charmeuse Satin An attractive, dependable quality of this much used material; flawless in every respect and full 40 Inches wldo; a splendid color selec tion and a correct quality for dresses fy QIT .. u.oo I'leee Oooda- and aeparato skirts. Yard. Imported Japanese Crepes An extra flno quality of Imported Japanese' cotton crepes in soft, fine weave and an Ideed material for making up Into dresses, children.' wear and all fast, washable colors; 2S differ cnt shades. Tho Ofk. yard difC Imported Non-Crush Llntm A fine, evenly woven, high-grade Imported non-crush linen made in Ireland; every thread pure linen, a splendid mercerized finish piece of linen widely u?cd for wash dresses -t (( and for art needlework; 36-lnch JLeUU Irish Handkerchief Linens Superfine, sheer, Imported Irish woven hand kerchief linens for making nice handkerchiefs and blouses; ehown In all tho more Wanted and uesiraoia shades and can be purchased in squares aireaay cue 10 size, at Second Floor 1.50 Moderately Priced Bed Spreads and Sheets Bed Spreads, satin finish, a heavy, close weave quality. Bhown In raised ecroll nnd floral patterns, for three-quarter and larce elzo reds. 82x14 "Bridesmaid," plain hemmed, each, 0.00 S2x94 "Monogram," plain hommed, each, 0.50 S2xJ4 "Martha Washington," hemmed, ea., 7.50 (BOc extra for scalloped, cut (corners) Imported Enffltsh Bed Spreads; a very fine satin finished spread that will give unlimited service; In beautiful patterns; plain hemmed; 90x39 sizo; priced... :.t 12.50 nnd 18.00 Filet Iaco lied Spreads; made of Jewel cloth; n pretty lace stripe material, and trimmed with filet lace edge and insertion with large sct-ln filet lace medallions with sham to match. 90x103 spreads 25.00 72x105 spreads .' 22.50 IJorcus CrinUlo Crcpo .Spreads; a light weight spread easily washed and needs no Ironing; nice and serviceable. 82x30 Crinkle Spreads, plain hemmed. 2.55 72x90 Crinkle Spreads, plain hemmed, 2.30 81x90 Crinkle Spreads, plain hemmed, 2.75 (25c extra for scalloped, cut corners) Crochet Ilcd Spreads; heavy, Arm weave that launders well and shown In conventional designs; in large size for double beds. 80x90 "Our Leader" Spreads, plain hommed S.75 80x90 "Defiance" Spread, plain hommed a.75 (25c extra for scalloped, cut corners) Halliburton-Anliott sheets, mads especially for us from good standard grade sheeting and guaranteed to give satisfactory service; torn nnd hemmed; no seams. G4X90 1.20 81x50 1.B9 C3X90 , 1.30 Slx99 1.09 63x99 72x90 72x99 ta Scrum! Floor 1.40 torn -i." 1.59 S1X10S 1,70 45-in. Cases, ea, nOo 42-ln. Cases, ea, 30o Featuring New Arrivals in the Baby Shop Little Girls' Coats ZJttl coats of broadcloth In reindeer, taupe, brown, copen and bluebird blue in plain and gathered models; all warmly Interlined; sizes 2 to 6 years. These are Reduced 20 Little Boys' Coats Snug, warm, little coats for tho littler tads, tailored of good, warm chinchilla In gray, navy blue, cinnamon or brown. Thoy aro especially comfortable In tho coldest weather. Jn elzes 8 to 6 years. Special 7.95 Little Girls' Pretty Hats Little velvet and duvetyne hats, tarns and bonnet styles in copen, brown and tan. Selec tions are good as are the values. Special, 2.95 Baby Shop ronrth Fluor Little Girls' Sweaters Trig little girls' fine mohair slip-on sweaters In tan, rose, brown and green heather mixtures. Just tho thing for the little girl to wear around the house while playing when mornings are chilly. Special 3.96 Little Sports Hats Smart little sport style hats In ton and brown in size ,21 only; attractive and nicely made up. They aro attractive and good values at Special, 3.95 FEELS LIKE A DIFFERENT WOMAN After Suffering for Years nnd Almost Givinc Up Hope of Relief From Female. Trou bles She Is Now Well and Sound Again. I had been nervous and run down for a long tlmo. My general health was bad and I suffered with sore ness In both sides. Also tried other female medicines as well as the doc tors, but nono gavo the results that St. Joseph's O. F. P. did. I am to day a dlfforcnt woman altogether both In looks and feeling. Feel like a different woman nnd am well and sound. I am a groat believer In this wonderful woman's medicine and want other suffering women to know of it. Use this letter to tell other suf fering women. Mrs. C. K. Mullln, 782 Richmond. Don't glvo up hope. Get a bottle of St. JoseDh's O. F. P. from your nearest dealer in drugs. It costs but H-00 and Is guaranteed to ro lleve you or 'money back. St Josephs G.F.R IJEears Longest Saves YourTiesj 1 11 .' TheNewFall & Winter VAN HEUSEN The supremely smart collar for Fall , and Winter wear. Ask your haber dasher to show it to you today I JTJp Duy your collars of a reputable retailer. He Br j won't offer you a ubititute when you ask foe a VAN HEUSEN. He knows there lin't any. VAN HEUSEN the World Smartest COLLAR PIULLIPS-JONES CORPORATION. Mabn. IMS Broadway. New York