The Man Without a Face - Part 02

Faster than a speeding bullet. More powerful than a locomotive. Able to leap 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 Kenton Lois Lane encounter more mystery, which indicates that young Bucky Taylor may have been the victim of dark international intrigue. Hello there gang, this is your panel today, McCullough. Say, how's that new collection coming along?

It's an exciting one, believe you me, so don't any of you boys and girls miss up on this wonderful fun. Now, I'm going to tell you girls first how to get started on yours, but you fell a stick around, and in a few minutes I'll get to you. Now, for you girls, Kellogg's Pep has a shiny silver-like charm bracelet,

But a keen-looking bracelet and twelve nifty charms to go with it. Isn't that swell? And now here's how you get it. You got a pencil and paper handy? For the bracelet only, you send one box top from super delicious pep and ten cents, that's a diamond cash, to Superman, Department One R. Battle of Greek Michigan.

That's just for the bracelet, but of course you want those bright shiny charms to go with it. And there are twelve to choose from. A nifty small-scale model of a trolley car, and a piano, a cuckoo clock, a locomotive, a violin and a telephone among others.

And in the package with your first order, while you'll find a printed slip with names and pictures of all the twelve charms. I bet you when you see them you'll want to keep ordering until your collection is complete.