Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1937, Page 84

$54,000 IN PRIZES WHAT'S THE MATTER B WITH THESE CORN FLAKES? THEY AREN'T CRISP AND TASTY LIKE KELLOGG'S TRY THESE Name. Address ANYONE CAN ENTER! Look at the second cartoon above. You can almost hear what he is saying and she. is answering. She’s not the first woman to make the mistake of thinking that all corn flakes are alike. And now she’s finding out! Kellogg’s — the original Corn Flakes -— represent by far the biggest value you can buy. They’re made better — of pre- mium white corn, in the great spotless Kellogg plant. They taste better — no imitation has ever duplicated their deli- cious flavor. And they’re packed better — the only corn flakes kept oven-fresh by Kellogg's patented heat-sealed bdg inside the package. Decide now what you thirk this hus- band and wife are saying to each other. Using not more than twenty words for each—fill in the two balloons in the second cartoon. Or else just write your suggested answer on a plain sheet of paper. Send it in with a Kellogg’s Corn Flakes package-top. Easy, isn’t it? Enter the contest today! You have more than 5000 chances to win a prize! Here's a sample of how to do it: HUSBAND: Well, I'm sorry — but I like that Kellogg flavor better. No other corn flakes have it. WIFE: 1 agree with you, dear. Guess I'll have to remember that 5 slogan and say “Kel- logg’s” before 1 say “corn flakes.” CORN FLAKES MADE BETTER o TASTE BET ER PACKED BETTER WHY - ER -/ THOUGHT /D THIS WEEK OTHER ONES AND SEE—,_ Grocer’s name and address Mogazine Section Write your answer-you may win one of 5148 Prizes 1¥ PRIZE 5000 CASH 2° PRIZE $3000 CASH - 3" PRIZE $2000 CASH : $143 OTHER PRIZES: 5 DE LUXE FORD V-8 /85’ SEDANS BRAND-NEW FORDOR TRUNK MODELS 5 FORD V-8 ““60’ SEDANS R0OMY NEW FORDOR SEDANS 4th and 5th PRIZES LINCOLN-ZEPHYR SEDANS Beautiful 1937 4-door sedans with >" the smooth, brilliant per- formance of V-12 power 60 CROSLEY Shelvador REFRIGERATORS New 1937 models, with ex- 120 GRUNOW Teledial RADIOS 12. Grunow clusive Shelvador feature for extra usable storage space, and Electrosaver — 50 boys” and 50 girls’ policies for one year. And 4853 prizes in grocery orders. Merchandise to tube “Teledial” automatic tun- ing radios. Lat- unit. 84- est model for ice-cube world-wide, all- capacity. wave reception. Value, $160. Value, $110. 100 MONARK SILVER KING DE LUXE BICYCLES models — value $42.95—each with fire and theft be selected by the winners at their own local stores: 23 . . . . . $50 prizes 23 . . . . . $25 prizes 23 . . . . .« $10 prizes READ THESE SIMPLE RULES 1 Fill in the balloons in the sec- ond cartoon above with the words you believe the man and woman are saving. Do not use over twenty words for each speech. Write your own name and address, and that of vour grocer, in the space pro- vided under the illustration. Or, simply write your answer on a plain sheet of paper. Send in as many entries as you wish, provided each is accompanied by a package-top. 2 Mail your entries, together with 23 . . . . .« $5 prizes 23 . . . . . $3 prizes 23 . . . . .« $2 prizes the package-tops from Kellogg's Corn Flakes to Kellogg'™s Corn Flakes Contest, Dept. B, Kellogg Co,. Battle Creek, Mich. Your entry musi be postmarked not later than midnight, July 12, 1937. 3 This contest is open to every one in the United States except employees of the Kellogg Com- pany, their advertising agents, or employees of Reuben H. Donnelley Corp., and their families. 4 Prizes, in order of their value, will be awarded to the writers of . $1 prizes 4715 . . . — 4853 prizes worth $6900 those conversations which are best in the opinion of the judges. Their decisions will be final. In ease of ties, duplicate awards will be made. S All entries become the property of the Kellogg Company. 6 All entries will be handled by the Reuben H. Donnelley Corp. You can send as many entries as you wish provided each one is accompanied by a Kellogg’s Corn Flukes package-top. I EEES—S———————————