Counterfeit Money - Part 06

faster than a speeding bullet. 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 that's Superman. Kellogg's PEP. P-E-P-PEP. Ford's PEP, the sunshine cereal presents the adventures of Superman.

A park can't make the desperate, but vain attempt to stop Inspector Henderson from doing something, which, as you will see, would be the equivalent of signing the debt warrant for Mary Henning. Hello there gang, this is your pal Dan McCullough.

You know gang, there's come on in just the sight of a dish of Kellogg's pep at the breakfast table. Pep looks a crisp and sunny and golden that, well, you can hardly wait to pitch in.

And believe you, me a bowl of pep tastes just as good as it looks. Those crunchy whole weekflakes are crammed with the sunny catchy kind of flavor that Pep is famous for. Why, Pep is called the sunshine cereal.

Yes sir, when it comes to brightening up breakfast, PEPs are terrific hit. And PEPs terrific too, when it comes to swell prizes, three different kinds of prizes, one of the other in every PEP package.

Makes each prize seem three times as exciting because you never know which one you're going to get. For instance, you might find a colored cardboard model of a fighting plane, and you'd be smart to collect all seven model planes in the series.

Or you might find one of PEPs 24 full-colored bird pictures, with a full description on the reverse side to help you know these birds every time. Or you might find a bright colored comic button picturing one of eighteen different comic strip characters to pin right on your jacket or your beanie cap. So get in on the fun gang