The Man Without a Face - Part 05

Pastored on a speeding bullet. More powerful than a locomotive. Able to leak tall buildings at a single bound. Look, up in the sky, it's a bird. It's a plane! It's Superman! Kellogg's PEP. P-E-P-PEP. Kellogg's PEP, the Sunshine Cereal, presents the Adventures of Superman.

Today Clark Kent is given a cautiously mysterious message in answer to his one slim lead to young Bucky Taylor's whereabouts. Hello there gang, this is your panel day in McCullough. Say all the fellas and girls in the gang are certainly hept up these days about the swell new collections Kellogg's PEP is putting out.

So let's get right down to business. Now suppose I talk to the girls about their special collection later on and concentrate on the fellas right now. Now, here's the dope. Kellogg's PEP has a real keychain for you, a big silver-like he-man chain, just like Dad wears, and twelve different lucky pieces to collect, and a wear right on that chain.

Now here's how you start, making it over to this now. For the keychain only, send one box stop from Kellogg's PEP, and fifteen cents, that's a diamond and nickel to Superman, department one R. Patrick Michigan.

And here's the lowdown on the lucky pieces to wear on the chain. Listen carefully now. There are twelve different shiny lucky pieces and all. Nifty small-scale models of a locomotive, a foot ball, a skull and cross-vones, a trolley car, a skate, and a skinny dog among others.

And send for just as many as you like to start with and with your first package, you're going to get a printed slip with the names and pictures of all the twelve lucky pieces on it.