BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Ralph Staley, ’27, President Pat Hughes, ’27, Vice-president
Arthur Hamilton, ’28, Secretary
Roland Davis, ’28 Arthur Anderson, ’29
Dean James H. Gilbert Dean John F. Bovard
M. F. McClain, Manager Marie G. Hadley, Secretary
Spencer R. Collins, ’21, C. P. A., Auditor
Text Books
All text books are sold at publishers’ list price. Students at Oregon pur
chase their books at the same prices paid by those at Harvard, Princeton, "i ale,
Columbia or Cornell. Your store pays transportation across the continent and
makes no additional charge. Special orders for books will be handled quickly
and at list price.
Students’ Supplies
The thousand and one incidental items required for work in the different
schools and departments are handled at the lowest prices consistent with safe
management. The quality of such supplies is the best obtainable for student
use. The store does not cut prices but operates on a profit sharing plan.
Save your Cash register tickets.
THE CO-OP STORE IS OWNED ENTIRELY BY T HE STUDENTS
OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
It was incorporated in 1 920 by the Executive Committee of the Associated Students. It is a legally consti
tuted Co-operative Society of which every regularly registered student in the University is automatically a mem
ber. The managing body is a board of directors, members of which are elected by the students at f^ieir election
in May of each year. There is no charge or fee for membership in the store.
The purpose of the store is the operation of a convenient depot for the distribution of text books and other
supplies to its members. Its sole aim is to give efficient service through Co-operation with students and faculty.
The Store Is Profit Sharing. Save all your cash' register tickets. When you have ten dollars worth or more
turn them in at the Co-op office and receive a rebate on your purchases.
Save Cash Register Tickets. Ask for Them.
Professors are but human,
and busy humans at that.
Simplify their tasks by sub
mitting neatly typed papers.
We are campus agents for
Remington Portable and
Corona typewriters.
Let us explain the long
term payment plan.
UNDERWOOD
TYPEWRITERS
FOR RENT
Frosh Gaps
and
Rooter Caps
Things You Will Need Daily
Loose Leaf Note Books
Note Book Fillers
Lab. Drawing Paper
Manila Covers
Venus Drawing Pencils
Castell Drawing Pencils
Sheaffers Skrip
Sanford’s and Carter’s Ink
Drafting Instruments
T Squares and Triangles
Water Colors and Boxes
Oil Paints and Brushes
Slide Rules
Padlocks
Keytainers
Kodak Films
Film Developing
Playing Cards
Seal Jewelry
Social Stationery
Seal Stationery
Thumb Tacks
Picture Wire
Mending Tissue
Memory Books
Campus Postcards
Fraternity
Postcards
Brief Cases
Fountain Pens—
Sheafer Lifetime Pens
Waterman Pens
Parker Duofold Pens
Eversliarp Pencils
Sheaffer Pencils
Date and Address Books
Bill Folds and Purses
Ingersoll Watches
Various Alarm Clocks
Oregon Seal Stickers
Suitcase Stickers and Seals
Protractors, Rulers, Scales
Oregon Seal Pennants
Oregon Pillows and Banners
Dissecting Sets
Name Engraved Free On Any Pen $5.00 or Over
Toilet Articles—
Tooth Brushes and Paste
Packers Tar Soap
Ivory Soap—Guest Ivory
Assorted Toilet Soaps
Shaving Cream and Brushes
Pocket Combs and Hairpins
Safety Razors and Blades
Handkerchiefs for Men and
Women
Face Creams and Powders
Rouge, Compacts, Bath* Salts
Shampoo, Shaving Lotions
Powder Puffs and Hair Nets
Bar Candies
Cigarettes, Cigars
Pipes, Tobacco
Tobacco Pouches
Pins and Needles
Thread
Adhesive Tape
Aspirin
Art Candles
Artists Supplies
Kodak Books
Gift Articles
Greeting Cards
Dictionaries
General Books
Current Magazines
GYM SHOES FOR BOTH
MEN AND WOMEN
Many makes of shoes
were submtited to the Phy
sical Education departments
and we carry only the ones
fully approved. Hood Rub
ber Shoes have proven
worthy in every respect.
“GYMSHU” FOR WOMEN
“WHIPPET” FOR MEN
Slickers for
both Men
and Women
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
Westgate Building—Thirteenth Avenue Campus Entrance