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 JIM JAMS AND HIS JABABOUT

Jim Jams he was a wise one

And he lived in Cherry Lane; 'Twas an awful place to get to

And a worse place to remain. So to take his wife and fam'ly

To the village which was far He saved his hard earned dollars

And bought a motor car.

One day as he was driving

Down the long hill by the wall The car it gave a plunge ahead

And wouldn't stop at all.

He pushed hard on his service brake

And pulled the lever back; But the darn thing kept a-flying

Till it reached a railroad track.

The four o'clock express was due

And round the bend it whirled,

And it took Jim Jams and family

To a better — fairer world. Thus died poor Jim and in his fate

One fact, it will arrest us,

How needless, if he'd lined his brakes

With good old MULTIBESTOS.

STANDARD WOVEN FABRIC CO.

Makers of Multibestos Brake Lining

FACTORY, FRAMINGHAM, MASS.

SALES BRANCHES

BOSTON— 903 Boylston Street, F. Shirley Boyd

CHICAGO— 1430 Michigan Boulevard, F. E. Sparks

PHILADELPHIA— 1427 Vine Street, N. A. Petry Co., Incorporated

SAN FRANCISCO— Corner First and Howard Streets, Fred Ward & Son, Incorporated