The Phony Inheritance Racket - Part 02

Master than a speeding bullet. Four power poles and a locomotive. Able to leave small buildings at a single bound. Up on the sky, it's a bird. It's a plane. It's Superman. The other one's PEP.

He, he, he, PEP. The third PEP, the sunshine serial presents the adventures of Superman. Today, refusing Clark Kent's offer of help. Lower plane, learns to her amazement. That's the genuine era, already knows of our good fortune.

Hello there gang, this is your pal Dan McCullough. You know there's loads of fun for you just in looking over your collection of comic buttons in that new series from Packages of Kellogg's Pet. Because every single picture of a funny paper character makes you think of all the things that character has done

right in the comic strips. Sure, for instance when you look at Chief Brandon's picture, while you remember all the times that he's worked with Dick Tracy in Tracking Down Criminal. And Goofy and Beasy from Harold Teen, they always remind you of all the scrapes that they get in view.

And of course Superman stands for the wonderful things that he's done, preventing crimes and saving people from danger. Actually, every single one of those 18 new comic strip characters looks just as real as in the funny papers.

So get busy on your collection gang, ask Mom to get you some Kellogg's pet, because that's the only way you can get these exciting comic buttons. You don't send in any money, not even a box stop, and you can't buy them anywhere.

But you'll find one in every package of pet you open. And you'll find out how super delicious a breakfast cereal can taste too, when you spoon into your dish of those crisp golden-toasted flakes. Kellogg's pet is called the Sunshine cereal.