The High Tone Stranger

logs, the greatest name in cereal presents- Wow, big! Perhaps in past those Kellogg's sugar pops. Because here comes Guy Madison as Wellbill Hickimi and his pal jingles which is me and he divine. We got another rootin, Tutin Wildbill Hickimi adventure story for you!

From the cereal you can eat out of the bowl or out of the box, the cereal with the sweet men all ready on it, Kellogg's sugar pops! The long sugar pops, the cereal with a sweetening all ready on it, brings you Wild Bill Hickock, transcribed in Hollywood and starring Guy Madison as Wild Bill and Andy Divine as his

pal Zingles. In just 30 seconds you'll hear the exciting story, The High-Toned Stranger. A package of Kellogg's sugar corn pops sure comes in handy when you're sitting around listening to the radio or watching TV, or most any other time for that matter.

Yes, sir, whenever you've a hankering for a sweet treat, that's the time to reach for your box of sugar corn pops and pop a few of these pre-sweetened nuggets of corn into your mouth. They're swell for breakfast, too, with a little milk or cream.

And you never need any sugar, because the sweetening's already on them. They're shot with sugar. Kellogg's sugar corn pops. It was no accident to give United States Marshal Wild Bill Hickock the reputation for the fastest draw on the best shot in the West.

He practiced every day, knowing that a split second could mean his life in a gunfight. But one day that same practice left him standing helpless in the face of roaring death from the gun of...

The Hightone Stranger. 48? 49? 50. There you are, Bill. Wildcat's picture is packed up exactly 50 paces away. Let's see you shoot the eyes out. Alright, jingles. Here it goes. You got both of them.