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Welcome
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Ducks and Ducklings
Welcome back, students, and a special greeting to the new
comers. To you new students, the ducklings of us all. we have
a word of advice: You’re going to like it here! The Co-op
bookstore ought to know. We still like it after 22 years.
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Zipper Notebooks
Are Water-Resisting
It does rain in Oregon. We can’t deny it.
But not into you “precious” notes it
they’re safe in a 3-\vay zipper notebook.
Embossed Oregon seal. Top grain cow
hide.
Something for
"Permanent Traces"
A good pen is a necessity. The Co-op car
ries Sheafters and Parkers. If you want
a less expensive pen, we have Esterbrooks
for $1. Co-op paper is CBA bond, best
on the west coast.
Ray Seeborg
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Jim Thayer
Uly Dorais
Books Are Responsibilities
Textbooks are our responsibility. We
keep the right ones for the classes you
take.*’
Supplies
You may need a desk lamp or a waste
paper basket. The Co-op has all the ‘‘ex*
tras” for your room. Also camera and
athletic supplies.
Typewriters Are Necessities
We comply with proiorities and say “no
sale,” but we do have an excellent stock
of typewriters to rent at low cost;
Services
Need a stamp or a birthday card? Candy,
cigarettes, a book to read? Is your foun
tain pen empty? Drop into the Co-op
for all of them.
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You Share in the Profits
The Co-op is a profit-sharing store. Students save casli
register receipts, turn them in at the end of the year and
receive rebates in proportion to amounts purchased.
Last spring nearly $35,000 worth of tickets were returned.
Save Your Receipts
The Unieersitjj
"CO-OP”
This ad was prepared by Anna Mae Sul
livan and won for her a $4.00 prize in a
contest sponsored by the Co-op for mem
bers of the class in retail advertising.