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"P" is for Pants... Hence, our classic Pea Jacket, most perfect pants-topper we can think of. It's navy blue wood-acrylic, lined with bright red pile. It's double-breasted, in siles 5 to 13, $35 (dept. 119) Junior Coats, Davison's Upper Level no mail or phone. DAVIS OI'S I G TWO LEST'Si n OAST BEEF SANDWICHES 2 Arby'sU Roast Bee Offer *Sandwiches E xpiresU for $1.26 Dec. 1,1 with this 1974. GFOUR ARBY'S I ROAST BEEF SANDWICHESU ] Offerg *4 Arby's Expires * ] Roast Beef Dec. 1,DE *Sandwiches194 *for $2.50 94 with this West Columbia I@of I6sOS3*Ga 19 OSSSO i*@ 0 6980 66096 Ib %%J, he IAF on't mnickeland Beef. Arby's piles it on. G TWoARBYS 2 Arby's$ Ro.ist BeetOfe Sandwiches Exie for $1.25 Dec. 1,* with this 17 coupon. G FOUR ARBY'S ROAST BEEF sANDwICHES' 4 Arby'sOfe Roast Beef xires Sandwiches Dec. 1,* for $2.50194 with ths1 mammmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmiE e 1222 Charleton Highway Steve Parker Sports Editor Holtz best bet After weeks of speculation during which dozens of names have been mentioned as possibilities as Carolina's next head football coach, Lou Holtz has emerged as perhaps the best bet to obtain the job; or, at least, the most sought-after candidate. The very nature of Holtz' comments made in the Charlotte Observer on Monday and quotes made by USC's chairman of the Board of Trustees in a State story on Tuesday, indicate that Holtz is considering the possibility of coming to Carolina and that Carolina would welcome him if he decides to come. Following North Carolina State's victory over Arizona State Saturday night, Holtz was questioned by reporters about his interest in the job as Paul Dietzel's replacement. His answers definitely did not indicate a disinterest. According to the Observer, Holtz ansered the question "Is it true that a deal is signed and sealed for you to succeed Paul Dietzel as football coach at South Carolina?" with "I haven't signed anything yet." Also, "Well, will you be at N.C. State next season?" with "I can't make any comment on that right now." Those answers are hardly denials of the rumor which caused them to be asked. It would appear that if Holtz isn't already set on coming to USC, he is at least willing to listen to offers. The State quoted USC Trustee T. Eston Marchant as saying Holtz is on the University's prefered list of candidates for coach. Also, that with State's per mission, Holtz would be contacted this week. USC has not set its bignts on Holtz and -1Lz alone; indeed, one member of USC's search cJmmittee has just completed an interview with Texa'.i Tech's Jim Carlin. And the other prospective coaches who applied for the job are still being considered--like Dan Reeves and Mooney Player. But Holtz definitely does appear to have the inside track to the job. It would seem all it would require to lure him from Raleigh would be an attractive enough offer because he seems to be listening and interested. Holtz doesn't have to sell himself to anyone--his record does that for him. In three seasons at North Caroling State he has compiled a 24-8-1 record and two postseason bowl wins. Carolina would seem capable of selling itself to any coach--the University has excellent athletic facilities, a large athletic budget, tremendous alumni support and an attractive salary for the coach, to offer. Would Holtz leave North Carolina State? He's already coached at six different schools, in an assistant or head coach capacity. Detective Harry Callahan. You don't assign him to murder cases. You just turn */ him loose. House Theater 7 p.mi. & 9*p.m.j PANAVISION' TECHNICOLOR* -Warner B.-os.. A Knney Company