Text Appearing Before Image: MOTHER KNOWS BEST —and more mothers buy KelloggsCereals for their children than anyother brand! Choose from six grand favorites in Kelloggs Variety.Corn, wheat, rice! Flakes, shreds,pops! Crisper cause theyre fresh-er. So economical, too! No otherassortment includes . .. KELLOGGS RICE KRISPIES —the only cereal so crisp it snaps,crackles and pops in milk! So de-licious ... so nourishing . . . itsAmericas most popular ready-to-eat rice cereal. Buy it in the thriftyfamily size, too . . . Eat a BetterBreakfast—start with Rice Krispies! Mother Knows^Best! Text Appearing After Image: 18 LADIES HOME JOURNAL March, ll
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