The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 22, 1981, GAMECOCK THURSDAY, COUPON SECTION, Page Page 4, Image 12
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.
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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
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products because food
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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
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gets two people into the
store when otherwise
only one or neither
would come in. Two
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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.
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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
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Students should
continue to support
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merchants that offer
coupons. They are
trying to help you beat
inflation, and you can
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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.
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