For some reason, one of the earliest jingles from tv ads that I remember is for Good & Plenty candy.
The first part of the jingle was something like:

Choo Choo Charley was an engineer

[then some other lines ????
and then I think it said]:

"He ate Good & Plenty to make his train"

[next was the part that I remember the best]:

Char-ley said
"Love my Good & Plentys."
Char-ley said
" Really rings my bell".
Char-ley said
"Love my Good & Plentys,
Don't know any other candy that I love so well."

-snip-
I still feel that this is a wonderfully creative piece of writing.
I really like it!

I think I remember this jingle because the character's name was the name of a close family friend; it had an easy to remember pattern, with repeated words, alliteration, and end rhymes.

In addition, the jingle had a catchy tune. And that the line "really rings my bell" was a clever play on the train motif and the colloquial expression of something feeling just right.

To the anonymous [to me anyway] person who wrote this,
I say "Bravo!"