The evening world. Newspaper, October 11, 1922, Page 22

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After your tion has been made, send for ‘the inspectors, and have them pass on Tf At does not comply with all ir requirements they will detail corrections to be made. These cor- should be followed out to the and the bagy went for again pole should be {napected hes sotalol tring your aerial on it* we \ ys it coming tn con- ith the TUOCUTe, apt sie is We xonint idea, The aerial otherwise O. 3 , M—~—"Custom-Made Touch to Beedy-Made Clothes,” Vanity Pair ine. 3.45 P. M—Song recital by Elsa — soloist with Victor Herbert Sta- (TWIN LUXURIES Oysters Oh, So Good for Breakfast Try this —tonsted Tak-hom-a , 4% Biscuit and marmalade. Light and tempting, yet very satisfying. Tak-hom-a Biscuit is the cracker to use, because it, splits-in-two with- out crumbling. Only eighteen months ago, an entirely new kind of cheese was brought out. Cheese of a new Sold only in the package with the goodness. Richer with a delicious creaminess. A red wrapper. flavor that is captivating—smooth and mellow Igose-Wies Biscurr (mrany with just the right tang. Branches in Over 100 Cities Cheese—so delighted the particular housewife that she has already asked for féut more cheeses of the same deliciousness. Now you can get all your favorite varieties of hed NS ad cheese in the new and better Phenix Club Cheese. American—Phenix American Club Cheese has all the deliciousness of the best American cheese you ever tasted and something more. It is smoother and creamier. Firm end tender. It is always of exactly the same goodness. Swiss—Phenix Swiss Club Cheese is a delightful inno- vation in a table delicacy. Entirely new in appear- ance it has all the appetizing qualities of the best meat and selads. MADE IN U. &. A. (At Grocers and Delicatessen Stores | E. Pritchard, 327 Spring St, N. ¥. 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Made by expert cheese makers from Switzerland, it is different, better. Pimiento—Phenix Pimiento Club Cheese is unlike any of the long familiar cheeses. Sweet, savory peppers from Spain are combined with the delicious new Ameri- can Club Cheese. The result is a smooth new flavor, the tang of mellow cheese with a strange coolness. This cheese has so delighted people that it rivals even the familiar cheeses, like American and Swiss. Roquefort—Famous Roquefort straight from France, combined with the richest American cheese, goes to make the Roquefort Club Cheese. It hasthe delicious saltiness and tang of Roquefort but with a difference that just suits the American palate. Munster—Tender and creamy it combines a smooth mellow flavor with just the tang you want for well flavored foods. When you want a rich tasty cheese for sandwiches or appetizer there is nothing so good as Phenix Munster Club Cheese. Try these richer, creamier cheeses today. 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