Knights of the White Carnation - Part 14

I still don't know, speeding bullets. More powerful than a locomotive. Able to leak tall buildings at a single bound. 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. A Superman Streaks to the Rescue of Jim Olson and Jack Wilson, the hate-mongering knights of the White Carnation meet again, to plan further vicious deeds against democracy.

Hello there gang, this is your pal Dan McCullough. Say, I'll bet you're all excited about the swell new collections catalogs pep has for you boys and girls, and you know I can't blame you. The one for the girls is nifty.

I'll tell you all about that one in just a minute. Now for you fellows you know, it's a super duper key chain, a big silver like he-man chain that you'll be proud to wear, and there were 12 lucky pieces you can attach to the chain.

Now here's how to get started on this humdinger of a collection. Now you've got a pencil and paper handy, you don't want to miss any of this. For the key chain only, you send one box stop from super delicious pep and fifteen cents, you know that's a diamond and nickel, the Superman Department One R Battle Creek, Michigan.

That's just for the key chain. And of course you'll want to start collecting the lucky pieces. There were twelve and all nifty small-scale models of a locomotive and a football and binoculars, a skull and crossbones, a trolley car, and a Scotty dog among others.

Send for just as many as you like to start with. And in the package with your first daughter, you'll find a printed slip with the names and the pictures of all the lucky pieces on it.