Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-29

be cast aside just because they came In
bit late. They'll do just as well for next
| week, you know.
Perhaps 'twould be just as well to ex-
| plain for the benefit of all the jingle
! makers, that each advertiser in The Stars
| jingle alphabet selects the prize winning
Jingle of his letter. AS the jingles come
| then arranged alphabetically. Then all
the AS sent to the Auth Provision
Company, the BIS to Robert Berberich
| & Sons, the "Cs' to Corby Brothers, etc.
Each jingle advertiser then selects what
| he considers the best verse submitted and
| the author of that Jingle wins the prize for
| that letter.
| AS the jingle damned mail that comes to
| The Star office seems to be getting heavier
| instead of lighter with each succeeding day.
It Is anticipated by every one of the Jingle
| alphabet advertisers that the 10,000mar
will be left far behind before this week
runs its course and it comes time to select
the list of prize winners, which will be
| published next Sunday.
| Aside from the list of prize winners pub
| lished with this weeks alphabet, the jingle
| advertisers have picked out one or two
| jingleS apiece for sort of an honorable
| mention proposition, and have requested
| that they be published. Here they are:
A stands for Auth,
| The greatest sausage man;
The world is challenged
Beat 'em II you cam"
II. H. Braden, 70 Seaton place.
Auth makes sausages, bologna and such:
| Considering the quality he doesn't charge
| Open to view is the place where they're
made
| All above board, nothing done in the shade.
Frank Fogarty, s271s st. s.w.
| B stands for Berberich and his Buster
| Brown shoes
Of which the papers make mention as a
! matter of news;
| III, ~a1, Chi yvit H.
| liant luster,
| And children are joyful when wearing the
| Buster"
! C. b. Bartlett, care of Soule Company.
| r stands for Berberich, Buster and Brown,
| Who make fine shoes of great renoWn;
| Ruv them hut once and you will say
| Who walks in these shoes goes the right
| way.
| c stands for Corby
| Who makes Mothers Bread
| 1t can't be made better;
| What more can be said?
M. O. Macdonald box 46, Riverdale, Md.
| c starts the Corby Brothers,
| Starts clean shop and crisp bread.
| Every loaf that's marked Mothers'
| Is Just right-not like lead.
| Doris Noetzel, So Taylor st. NV.
| D stands for Droop,
| The store of great renown,
For instruments and music
Most famous place in town.
| L. G. Hail, 1919 New York ave.
D stands for Droop.
In music the leader;
Your wife wants to buy there,
It's wisdom to heed her.
j G. Pepper, Glencarlyn, va.
f stands for Eberly
A dealer in stoves.
Go get one now;
Last winter froZe.
Harriet Il. Long, COB Florida ave.
f stands for Eberly,
Who sells stoves and heaters;
But the bill is not long,
Like the famous mosquitoes.
George d. Sudduth, l2o Rhode Island ave.
F stands for furniture;
When in doubt what to buy,
Go see House & Hermann.
And your wants they'll supply.
Mrs. +. f. Teringer, geo Carroll ave.
F stands for furniture. stylish and good.
If you find It is hard to determine
The style and the structure and just what
YOU need
There's no place like House & Hermann.
R. S. Brown, 1426 Corcoran st.
G stands for Goldenbergs;
To shop there is commendabIe,
For everything you buy
Is sure to he "Dependable.'
M. Franklin, 81 Myrtle st.
stands for Goldcnberg
Corner of 9TH and X.
You get a good deal
For the little YOU pay.
Victoria Noll. 9l9 18th st ne
| II stands for Hecht company fine
Quite willing to wait for the bills:
| Our homes are far nicer. We're stylishly
| dressed.
| Which lightens the load of ife's Ills
! R 81 Brown, 1926 Corcoran st.
| II stands for Hecht,
| The store where they charge IT,"
| And we surely expect
| They'll have to enlarge it.
| I stands for ice cream,
| Also for inspector of food,
But when he tested the Velvet Kind,
| He said, Beg pardon, | intrude.
John r. Nails, 1861 Pa ave. Sc.
| for ice cream will always stand
| With children great and small
But the Velvet Kind they will demand
| AS the very best of all.
Annette Huntley, the buckingham.
| j stands for Judd, a printer fine,
Who, with Detweiler, in that line