Get 15 percent off a single item in Old Navy stores (not online) now through Oct. 31, 2009. You must have this Old Navy coupon to get the discount.
The above link also has a coupon for a doubly sweet treat! Get a scoop of ice cream and a dose of soft-serve ice cream at Baskin Robbins for $2.22. It comes in their new double-header cone.
Get $10 off a purchase of $30 or more at Walgreens online through Oct. 21, 2009. Use coupon code HOTDEAL up to five times. Excludes pharmacy and photo orders, gift cards, taxes and shipping.
Get 25 percent off almost everything at Lord & Taylor during their friends and family sale, Oct 21-25, 2009. Use coupon code FRIENDS. Get the coupon from the department store’s homepage.
Get 30 percent off one item at Borders Books through Oct. 21, 2009. Online use code BSD6772C. Some caveats.
Get a year-long subscription to Sunset for just $5 when you purchase it through Amazon. That’s 12 magazines for $.42 an issue!
Get a $25 restaurant gift certificate for just $2 with coupon code PUMPKIN at Restaurant.com. Unclear when this code expires. The certs are usually $10 each so this is 70 percent off.
Thanks, Tina and Carole!
Welcome to Bargain Babe! I’m Mara, and I’m so glad you’re here. I am an obsessive bargain hunter and penny pincher, and I am determined to live a full life without EVER paying full price. 
Help with the baskin robbins coupon
To get the Baskin Robbins coupon, click on the link to the Old Navy coupon. Hope that helps!
The restaurant.com PUMPKIN code DOES give you 70% off, but the total is $3 not $2.
Julia, is it just me or does it seem that the teeny percentages off that are only good online basically are negated by the cost of shipping and taxes? Things like Walgreens or Borders, sometimes it’s more cost efficient to just go to the store. I prefer coupons where it is good both online and in store – what’s your take?
Lisa, you bring up a great question. Sometimes the percentage discount is not really enough to make up for shipping and taxes. There are other factors to weigh as well, like the time and gas it takes to get to the store and the convenience factor of being able to shop from home. In the store you can check out an item and make sure it’s really what you want. Depending on what you are purchasing (often times you automatically get free shipping if your bill tops a certain amount), one option may be better than the other.
Thanks BB! I just ordered 5 Sunset gift subscriptions for Christmas!!
The Borders coupon can be used in the store if you have a (free) Borders membership card. You can either print out the coupon or bring in the code. I use it regularly to add to our already overflowing library. Saves postage/handling, but costs gasoline. You decide.
Lisa, this particular Borders coupon can be used in the store if you have a (free) Borders membership card. You can either print out the coupon or bring in the code. Saves postage/handling, but costs gasoline. I’m on your side, tho, and prefer to use coupons in person. I don’t usually order online because S/H always takes a big chunk out of my wallet. Except for Amazon, which offers free shipping on plenty of good stuff…(books)