1. Individually wrapped in waxy, brown, white and orange paper, twisted at each end, a small, chewy chocolate-flavored confection. 3 for 1 cent. What are they? Tootsie Rolls Indian Babies Chocolate Rollies Chocolate Babies

2. Covered with a sugar glaze, these small, yellow candies first taste sweet then tart then sweet, tart, etc. 5 for 1 cent. fire balls Sweet Tarts lemon drops sour balls

3. A five pack of a sugary sweet liquid sealed in wax bottles, complete with its own carrying case. 1 pack 5 cents. What were these novelties called? Li'l Nips Sweet Sippers Nik-L-Nips Lucky Nips

4. Paper straws filled with sugar and tart flavorings like orange and lime. A penny a piece. Pixie Dust Flavor Straws Pixy Sticks Nik-L-Sticks

5. Individually wrapped, bright, day-glo red and layers of various colored cinnamon. 1 cent each. Atomic Fire Balls Cannon Balls Cinnamon Balls Jawbreakers

6. Is there anyone who hasn't enjoyed a slab of Bazooka Bubble Gum? What were the colors that appeared on the wrapper? 1 cent each. blue, white and red lime green and yellow yellow, pink and blue red and white

7. Red or black licorice, milled to the thickness of a sturdy twine. 1 cent per roll. licorice whips Silly String Chewy String fruit roll-ups

8. Brown and barrel shaped, these penny candy treats lasted a long time and had a distinct flavor. What was it? 1 cent each. root beer beer cola Moxie

9. They come in a box (5 cents), they're shaped like baked beans, they're red and they're hot. What are they? Red Hots Hot Tamales Red Hot Beans Jujubebes

10. These tasty morsels were shaped like a cross between a Native American woman and an Egyptian mummy. What was the name of this chocolate-flavored penny candy? Chocolate Chicks Brown Babies Chocolate Babies Beanie Babies