The Coral Gables Times

Thursday, June 7, 1962, page 49 (of 64)

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Suburbia—Any Day! The Heat's On

EVERYTHING FOR THE OUTDOOR GRILL "A box of matches." "Until he gets the charcoal started it's best to stay out of earshot." "Mrs. Driscoll dropped hers behind the hedge, Mr. Oberlander gave his to the dog, Mrs. Hallock tossed hers behind the garage, Mr. Carlson . . ."

SPICE ISLANDS PUTS THE FINEST GOURMET INSTANT COFFEES IN YOUR HANDS

SPICE ISLANDS INSTANT ANTIGUA COFFEE Net Weight 2 Ounces from the Mountain Districts of Guatemala GUATEMALA SPICE ISLANDS espresso INSTANT COFFEE Net Weight 2 Ounces SPICE ISLANDS PUTS THE FINEST GOURMET INSTANT COFFEES IN YOUR HANDS We have searched plantations in the lofty mountains of Central America to find these distinctive coffees. The beans are among the most select of crops grown in shade in the high mists of Antigua, Guatemala and San Salvador. Their measure of quality is SPICE ISLANDS: the most demanding in the world. Discover the superiority of Antigua today — for any coffee time. Or try our Espresso for a most unusual coffee experience. For free recipes and serving suggestions, write: Consumer Service Dept., 100 East Grand Ave., So. San Francisco, Calif. SPICE ISLANDS SPICES - HERBS - CONDIMENTS & FANCY FOODS Pre-Colombian art—Bill Pearson, San Francisco