Horatio F.Horn Detective Part 03

Faster than a speeding bullet. More powerful than a locomotive. Able to leave four buildings at a single bound. Up on the sky, it's a bird. It's a plane. It's Superman. Hello, PEP! P-E-P-PEP! Hello, PEP!

The sunshine cereal presents the adventures of Superman! Today, the strange disappearance of Professor Sturgeon has baffled not only Horatio F. Horn, the amateur detective, but Superman himself as his latest clue disappears into thin air!

Hello there, gang. This is your pal Dan McCullough. Hey, you're going to go Fourth of July bang out of this week's PEP Dish of the Week. It's bang up delicious. You try it yet? It's a peach rocket, you know.

A dish that makes your morning appetite take off in a hurry. And here's how easy it is to make a peach rocket. First, line the sides of your breakfast tool with slices of firm right peaches.

Arrange them so that they're pointing up, you know, like sky rocket. Next, pour your serving of Kellogg's pet in the middle. So the peaches, pick up above the flakes. Then the milk and sugar, and that's all it takes to make a peach rocket.

A nifty new way to dress up your morning dish of Kellogg's PEP. Believe me, gang, that sunny golden-toasted flavor sure does rise and shine, and PEP is so crisp and tender, your spoon just naturally keeps going right back for more.

Why before you know it, you've finished off every last crunchy flake of Kellogg's PEP in your bowl, which is always the right idea, and particularly right nowadays, when we're sending the grains to fellows and girls across the seas.

Nobody wants to waste cereal. Remember that when Mom brings Kellogg's PEP home from the grocery store. If you pour your own pep, pour it carefully and eat up every bit you pour out. Make it a habit to eat all your peps.