The Coral Gables Times

Thursday, May 3, 1962, page 53 (of 73)

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Any Color As Long As It's Blue

ILLUSTRATIONS BY HARLAN KRAKOVITZ Sports jacket by Gordon-Ford in Dacron and linen flax, about $38, Dunlee's blue-gray cotton slacks, $10. The golfer wears Cary Middlecoff shorts by Jaymar in Fortrel cotton and a Gary Player cotton jacket with "climate-control" ventilation in back yoke and under arms, each about $11. Any Color As Long As It's Blue THIS SUMMER, the American commuter will be looking blue, indeed. We refer not to a sign of disposition (generally cheerful) but to his new summer clothes, which will come out blue almost every time—in work-shirt denim, creaseless linen, subtly striped worsted, and practical cottons that go anywhere and do everything. Here is a round-the-clock selection of the best. Continued on page 29 You'll be comfortable even in the city in this 2-button, single-breasted suit of lightweight tropical worsted. By Rogers Peet, $110. Suburbia Today, May 1962 27

There's nothing to be gained by adding Sweet*10 to strawberries ... except sweetness

Nothing else. No pounds. No ounces. No aftertaste. Sweet*10 has only one thing to give...pure honest sweetness. Isn't that all you want with your strawberries? Sweet*10 gives a taste more like the sweetness of sugar than anything else you can buy. Look for Sweet*10 today in your favorite supermarket. Another quality product from Pillsbury