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"FREN AND RELASHUN"

CUTE JAP BHIRT-MAKER

WITH LARGE TEAR INSIDE. Musa Shiya. a Japanese fillirtinakor dov.n by the Honolulu Fish Market, combines business and bencvoienco in his quaint advertisement in tho Honolulu “Star-Bulletin.” “Please excuse if not runs Musa's announcement. H°art too sadly shaken because ternble earthshakes in Japan. Must smile while sell dry-good and shirt make, but lnstio is large tear for poor people of native country who is'victim for” Fujiyama shake. Every Japanese shop Hawaii is apprehend for fren and relaehnn in antitnt home. Must do to help painful suffering so announce of—. MUSA SHIYA, the Shirt Maker (Also Dry Good). RELIEF FOR JAPAN. “Towell, Flanellettee, Horner's Yarn, at true cost price. Destituted people in wrecked r.ativo home is desiring for clothe, ukewise stocking, also, for towoll. Because Muss Shiya sell for cost price Honolulu can send more. Moral is Buy Until it Hurts end forward purchase in Japan. “How AntingMusa Shiya shopen not so prodigious but can discover. March firstly on famus Fish Market, but not completely. When observe nice sign say Musa Shiva, then are arrive. Enter through door and make purchase for Japan suffering.”

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New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11637, 29 September 1923, Page 13

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189

"FREN AND RELASHUN" New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11637, 29 September 1923, Page 13

"FREN AND RELASHUN" New Zealand Times, Volume L, Issue 11637, 29 September 1923, Page 13

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