The Super Sleuth Part 07

Master than a speeding bullet. More powerful than a locomotive. Able to leak tall buildings at a single bound. Look, up on the sky, it's a bird. It's a plane. That's Superman. Kellogg's PEP. P-P-P-P-PEP. PEP.

The sunshine cereal presents the adventures of Superman. Today, the triumph of Superman and Batman over Herbert Cawkins is short-lived. As the ace of Scotland Yard once again finds proof of clock catch double identity within his easy reach Hello there gang. This is your pal Dan McCullough say it. Do you know the answer to this one?

When does a bull's-eye give you the glad eye? Well if you're sharp you'll answer when it's a blueberry bull's-eye That's this week's pep dish of the week, you know, and it sure is a bang-up breakfast treat Here's how you set up your target Pour your serving of Kellogg's pep, the sunshine cereal, into your bowl as usual.

Heat a mound of chilled fresh blueberries, dead to center. Add milk and sugar, and then fire away at your blueberry bullseye. And believe me, gang, here's a combination that's mighty fair game. Why those crisp pender flakes of pep play rings around the berries.

Peps just chock full of sunshine flavor and golden toasted goodness. So no matter how you serve it, pep hits the spot. Makes such a hit with your morning appetite, but, Well, you want to dig in and finish off every delicious boomful.

That's the right idea, particularly nowadays, you know, because you don't want to waste cereal when we're sending the cereal grains to fellas and girls across the seas. Keep that in mind when Mom brings Kellogg's pep home from the grocers.