The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, December 08, 1995, Holiday Shopper, Page 10, Image 22

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10 Bums lets studen MPBHAMBHAM Staff Writer AM avavma im f UA no CAOUio appiuatn niwi uiu holidays, many USC students are finding it more difficult to find that "perfect gift". Bums at 2700 Broad River Road can most likely be the first, last and only stop for students who don't want a hassle looking for gifts, but do want to buy their loved ones a decent present and still have money left over to pay tuition. n n 1- . .1 Hissenuauy, duius is a store that sells name-brand clothing catalog seconds at discounted prices. There are two ways items can become a catalog second. A company that has a surplus can send the extraneous merchandise to Bums or a company can 4??rH Pnn tsl*w? OxtiN FROM IfflMffll FROM 99 Hi '399 per person irWFnBffffl P?f P*f>on l|Manl including Air Give Frankincense and Myrrh this Christmas. Over 120 Blends of Incense. Ancient Byzantine Chant Tapes & CDs, Hundreds of Icons, Beeswax Candles, Cards, Books New and Used, Unique Gifts. the unexpected Doy 94254 Harden St in Five Points (Across from Food Lion) Call (803) 779'4512 ts buy gifts with s send slightly damaged or irregu- ei lar shoes or clothing, that can c< make the merchandise "sec- b onds". They do have some first si quality attire, nonetheless. c. Bums is having a nice sale w at the moment for those interested. Name-brand mens' ^ sweaters are on sale for about $25, and womens' jeans are on g. sale for about $10. Bums is also selling thick parka-style jackets for about $40. This might be a wise investment as harsh South ^ Carolina winters are imminent. Inventory is not the same 9 each week, but, students can S definitely savor some good buys it for everyone. Bums may provide t] a nice dress with shoes for moth- s< Holiday Shopper spare change r, a classic golf shirt for d amfortable Henley shir rother, some nice lingeri ister and perhaps a gift c< ate for that significant < rould go over safely. Shoe sizes range from >r women and 7-12 for n ley have mens' shoes and; izes are from 2-20 for wi nd mens' jeans usually 1 om 28-40 waist, but occas] ' the store will go up to a 4 The store is open Mo am-8pm, Sat 9am-7pm un lpm-6pm. Bums p self on its available parki le area is not as crowdei Dme other sections of Colu ' \ THENGUZ ad, a t. for The Mlnt/winn ar ie for Umoja (Unity) srtifi- community, natii other ?KujichaguHa ( name ourselves 6-10 named, created ien if Ujima (Collecti jeans' maintain our cor brothers'Drobler ...... . r ange Ujamaa {Coop ionai- own stores, sho] 2 them together. n^Fri * Nia (PurP?se) and and developing 1 rides people to their tr as Kuumba (Crec j iik the way that we *' * beautiful and be mb,a' Imani (Faith)parents, our tea< n > Vv Frid OSABA e the Seven Principles of K\ - To strive for and maintain Dn, and race. Self-determination)?To def , and speak for ourselves in for and spoken for by other ive work and responsibility) nmunity together and to ma ns our problems and to solv erative economics) - To bull is and nthftr htKtinpccf?s ar - To make our collective voc Df our community in order tc aditional greatness, itivity) - To do always as mu can, in order to leave our cc neficial than we inherited it To believe with all our heart jhers, our leaders. Sis lay, December 8,1995 wanzaa: unity in the family, ine ourselves, stead of being 5. - To build and ke our sisters' and re them together, d and maintain our id to profit from ation the building i restore our ch as we can, in >mmunity more in our people, our w III