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Coupon Couponing. Approximately 80 percent of the housholds in America do it, and area merchants think you should too. That's why they put all those nire nprforated lines around their ads in today's Gamecock. Smart students will make use of the many coupons, and thus savings, area merchants are offering. iiriiu :?ri * u ^ UII uic irv: \ J3L. V &. * A -x-ira 3S A 2800 Devine St. Comer of Devme 6 Maple 799-5890 1 i / 7:n llan [ \ ^ 7!W-Ii L E L20 Other services in< printing at more tl also open next to 326. ling Is Fun rise and college costs increasing, students can't afford not to take advantage of them. Pnnnnno oro nfforoH V/V/U[/VilO U& V V/liVl V/U on everything from fast foods to stereo equipment, from haircuts to drinks at bars. A coupon for your favorite product is probably in today's paper. But the majority of coupons distributed nationwide are ' ' gs* J55L '1 F a fe Roffler Family Hair C< (appointments available but not necess Pizzas plain, sauce 6 d I pepperoni 1*1*^ / ground beef 1 1 o 1 sausage \ mushrooms a/ p?tti njuwA lit 1 ? It'll St. A (sausage. peppe pepper, mushro Extra Ingredient 3 to 5 ingri BBBHMBBBHjMBBWBIBBBMBWWBHBBBWMB ixtendc % Off Xerox Co| :lude typesetting, graphic ian reasonable prices. Stu< RHUU Print Shop, 3rd i And icoi devoted to food prouucis. coupons are oten focused on food products because food is the common denominator among all students and because eating is a social thing, an executive of an advertising firm said. The most common coupon-deal offered is the two-for-one bargain. This type of coupon has proven / / ' O 7 f ft enter tary) 3405 Forest Dr Across from Richland Mall 782-6475 9" " 12" | *?e 2.95 3.75 325 4.50 3 25 4.50 3.25 4.50 3 25 4.50 4.25 5.50 roni, bell om$, salami) s .40 .75 fdients tame price a*deluxe Pizza 3d >ies : design and offset dent graphic center Floor RHUU Room lomical effective because it gets two people into the store when otherwise only one or neither would come in. Two iur-one coupons are popular with students because students usually eat in groups enabling them to get maximum use of the coupons. The two-forone coupons are also ideal for roommates and dating couples. As area merchants OUVOtJS f)~R J G R6/IT, ) 3UT X 3 JISH TH Y ) U)OU LV J : ur rnen \ r\ # i -t- I UU 1 I fiFTCR < c K?S} p 1 'He ?f\vLK. < faha? 20% 2( OFF Men's Hairst Ladies Hairsl Perms 20o/o Frostings OFF Brmbhummrh r ! 40< I I I?i msa ii mi urn i wh?w m p?..? I 8 | With t I i I ? realize the tremendous buying power of students and the financial problems of young people today, they are using more coupons in their advertising. And students seem to be responding favorably to the efforts of the merchants, i Students should continue to support ^DDKMjnEcmnnnCTnnc | ATMLI ?CI1< 6800 Ga men I Landmark S Across from V I 776-83 I or RUNN ?cn< I 736 Hardei I Five Po 254-35 I 15% C I ? AM PURCH t ' ^ Expires I I )% OFF ANY SERV (with coupon S student I.D.) yles yles (expires Nov. 15,1981) mmmmmmmmamrnmmmmmmmmmmmmm Iaond^" FREE )z PITCHER of BEEi with purchase of any 9" or 12" PIZZA Offer GooH Onl\/ On lfV)?/Qi RHUll Print Shop 3rd Floor Russell House his coupon receive 20?A on Xerox copies xipon not valid with other discount Expires Oct. 31. 198 I merchants that offer coupons. They are trying to help you beat inflation, and you can Vi o 1 n t h n m h \r U Vip V 1A V 111 KJ J patronizing their stores or restaurants. Remember ? by cutting holes in your newspaper and using coupons, you can stop money from burning a W hole in your pocket. =K8' DICE > Ferry Rd. R?fl Square KjjH ^ a 11 R3B r\ nuspildl <"yV".;' 76 ICRS' B MCE g i Street |S??? irits KggBi % I IFF OCR I IASE ZW * 30-81 ICE 2o%| OFFl i $12.50 $I2.50-$I5.50 $45.00 & up $25.00 ? up 20% 1 OFF ????- ? I I I ! j - m I I ?ctff ! 1 H < _ j