University of British Columbia - Totem Yearbook (Vancouver, British Columbia Canada)

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Wi'th the Compliments of Be SURE THE MAYOR N13 Bread L FREDJ HUME Vancouver, B Soft 0 Fresh 0 Delicious AT YOUR FAVOURITE FOOD STORE Wz'th the Compliments of Canadian Bakeries Lid. FOSTER WHEELER LIMITE STEAM GENERATORS PETROLEUM REFINERIES - CHEMICAL PROCESS PLANTS HEAD orifice: ST CATHARINES, ONTARIO Representative in British Columbia NORTHWEST FILTER COMPANY LIMITED - FOOT OF McLEAN DRIVE, VANCOUVER, B.C.

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l I Hobson Christie 81 Company t I i . . Limited ' ESTABLISHED 1898 af i 5 E ir 1 3 326 West Pender St. TA. 2111 Vancouver, B.C. LAB. EQUIPMENT BAUSCH 81 LOMB MICROSCOPES i ERNST LEITZ 5 3 fi MICROSCOPES And Other Equipment OHAUS SCALES l. VOLAND 8. SONS BALANCES MALLINCKRODT AR CHEMICALS gs BRITISH LAB. GLASSWARE BURTON LAMPS I Enquiries Invited A . .ll DSUN Offices and Showroom 631 HORNBY ST. o MA.'I357 o VANCOUVER 236 i, il COMPANY MANAGERS 8. GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS I Manager John Hutton saved students cash by operating co-operative book store. Above he waited on student wanting second-hand texts. 15' ook exchange Hundreds of bargain-seeking students crowded into the douhle committee room of Brock Hall in the first part of the fall term, intent on heating the high cost of student living. The ohieet of so much attention was the book ex- change, managed by Iohn Hutton, fourth year Com- merce, who helped students save up to 50 per cent of the cost of new texts. Graduating students and those with no further use for their old texts left the hooks with the exchange, the price they wanted for them clearly written on them. Hundreds of students thumbed through piles of hooks in the com- mittee room seeking bargains. By mid-Qctoher, when most texts had heen dispensed with, the hook exchange closed its doors and moved almost 551,000 cash down into the AMS offices where it resided, Waiting to he claimed. Forgetful grads, clearly not in need of money once out in the business world, neglected to some extent to claim money and unsold hooks. In the end, most of the deserted texts were donated to the UBC hranch of the International Student Service. who shipped them off to needy students in Europe.

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