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^-"-luucr ?_) 92| the sa* Mseed leaves tap gently on the shores of a quiet ooant?no ietn pests or vHtaneee there. The coffees grown in that region have a tem? perate character and the artUt has carefully brought this charaoter into Franco-American Coffee. TO* fARANTEE ttW}m"m*Mt$; m ?1 "'.y??'? ota It Was an i4r/i^ Who Discovered the to Make Coffee Taste Better ^^ BRAND Before the dawn of modern art, all phases of life and work were untouched by the guiding hands of artistic genius hut with the birth of art all conditions took to themselves parts of this artistic influence. Before art began its refining process, we were content with average results in everything, but then ART caused different ideals to be realized, and it has only been recent? ly that the influence of art on coffee blending was even thought of. Hut now comes this new secret of coffee blending that is amazing in its difference and that is being tested by millions of coffee drinkers. The Secret is a Matter of Art! How does an artist blend color? He takes first a touch of red, then a touch of blue and blends them. Then he adds some yellow, per? haps?then back for another very little red and so on?a bit of this?a bit of that?letting his sense of artistic values determine whether the blend of color is right. You never saw an artist measure out his paints. You never heard of a masterpiece being painted by rule or formula. A masterpiece is composed of just the right de? gree of light i.nd shade as well as color. The Artist who Mixed Coffee Like Color! It naturally follows that it was an artist who discovered the secret of this new coffee. He suggested it to a coffee expert and they experi? mented together. They discovered that different coffees had individual characters, as different as color in paint, and that these characters varied in accordance with the part of the world they came from. With a coffee expert's highh developed sense of taste and with an artist's conception of tone quality?in coffee they har? monized these characters. // Took Months to Achieve the Result! But the final creation was worth this patient effort. At last a coffee had been created that was as near perfection as possible?not with scales and recipes, but with Art! This Franco American Coffee does not have that dark taste nor has it an insipid taste but i: does have that tone of coffee character and flavor that makes you want mure than one cup. The Difference is Amazing! You will never be satisfied with ordinary coffee after you have tried Franco-American, "blended by an artist." You can have this New Kind of Coffee in Your Own Home! All Quality Service Stores in New York Cit\ sell Franco-American Coffee. Ask for it to-dav. A Masterpiece for you?Use coupon Cut out the coupon in the ?nicer left hand turner of this advertisement und mail to its. Without cost ice will send you a masterpiece of ours entitled "The Luxury of Art." This folder tells the true story of luxury and art. Young & Griffin Coffee Company, Inc. 97 Water Street New York, N. Y. .-.-.. :*?'#$. He* ? <-.<S! -^mamaMt U, BUtkded by An ArHui" Franco-American Coffee, "Blended by an Anlal"??*n b* o?rtaitwt? at th? $w?t?r 8*irvtce t?Wraa?et- n*w sump of independ? ent retail smeary merehant?. The?* dealer? display th* epmem pictured here. ; Vou van he sure M aacvtitm aatvUx ana HWllty &t the duality ?wvtee marea. "Let thv Quality Service Meat be uauf buying Outdo.* Younf & Griffin Coffee Company, 97 Water Street, New York, N. Y. V (.eut Innen :~Sinil me, out com?, your folder, Tiie Luxury of Art. telling II Ntory of true luxury ?nil Xante. Add re*?. * City....'. Your Ueuler'H Xttnie. Aridre NH. Coffee ALCO-GRAVURE. INC . NEW YORK. BALTIMORE. ST C