Superman Vs. Kryptonite - Part 07

faster than a speeding bullet. More powerful than a locomotive. Able to leak tall buildings at a single bound. Up on the sky, it's a bird. It's a plane. That's Superman. Kellogg's PEP. P-E-P-PEP. Kellogg's PEP, the sunshine serial, presents the adventures of Superman.

Today, Superman's friends are confronted with the probability that they may never see him again. Afraid that the man of steel is the helpless prisoner of George Latimer, evil possessor of his one unconquerable enemy, Kryptonite.

All endureers, borrow a pencil, and get in on this out-and-out terrific offer from that super-delicious serial Kellogg's PEP. Kellogg's PEP offers you fellows a big silvery keychain, a real man-sized keychain over 17 inches long, the kind of keychain that's heavy enough to hold your pocket knife or watch, The kind of keychain your friends would give their right eye to own.

And that's not all. To jingle on that handsome keychain, PEP offers you 12 lucky pieces, silvery small-scale models of a skull and crossbones, a piano, a sky dog, a clock, a locomotive, 12 lucky pieces and all, not just flat pieces of metal, but actual small-scale models that make a hit from every angle.

That's PEP's exciting offer, a handsome keychain and 12 lucky pieces. And here's all you do to get your keychain. Just send in a pep box top and fifteen cents. That's a nickel and a dime, plus a pep box top.

And for each of the lucky pieces you want, you send one pep box top and only one dime, plus the names of the lucky pieces you want, like the skull and crossbones of the piano.

With it, you'll get a printed slip with pictures of all twelve lucky pieces on it for future orders. Just remember, for each lucky piece you order, send one pep box top plus one dime. Rinch your name and address clearly, and for both your keychain and your lucky pieces, send to Superman, Department One R. Battle Creek, Michigan. Did you get that?