Evening star., 1935-09-22

THE Last Paradise" Hickman
Powell.
Islands Under the winG," Hassoldt
Davis.
THE Philippines Today" Robert w.
Hart.
Interesting Manila" George A. Mil
Ter.
America in the Pacific" Foster
Rhea Dulles.
Guide to China, Oficial Series,
Volume D." Japanese Government
Railways.
THE Four Hundred Million" Mary
A. Nourse.
China Yesterday and Today" Ed
ward Thomas Williams.
Finding the Worthwhile in the
Orient" Lucian Swift Kirkland
New Journeys in Old ASIA" Helen
Churchill Candee.
Things Chinese" J. Dyer Ball. re-
vised by E. Chalmers Werner.
Chinese Fantasies" Thomas Steep.
Chinese Characteristics" Arthur
Henderson Smith.
Chinese Lanterns" Grace Thomp-
son Seton.
THE House of Exile, Nora Vain.
"Old Buddha," Nora Vain.
The Ginger Griffin" Ann Bridge.
Legation Street." Lennox Fame.
salt Winds and Cobb Dust" John
w. Thomason.
Turn to the East" Caroline Singer
and C. lie Roy Baldridge.
"Other Side of the Lantern" Sir
Frederick Treves.
'Terry's Guide to the Japanese En-
pire," T. Philip Terry.
Meet the Japanese" Henry Albert
Philips.
Japan" Inazo Nitobe.
Japan" Rev. Walter Weston.
Japan. an Interpretation" Lafcadio
Hearn.
Facts and Figures of Hawaii" F."
Louise B. Armstrong.
When You Go to Hawaii" Town
send Griff1s.
Hawaii and the South Seas" Eliza
beth Walker and Jeanette Spies.
Hawaii, Past and Present." w. R.
Castle, jr.
California. Romantic and Beauti-
full" George Wharton James.
"The Caribbean Cruise" Harry L.
Foster.
"Terry's Guide to Cuba" T. Philip
Terry.
STRANGE bazaars lie ahead On the
cruise, odd curios and the fun Of
haggling for lower prices. OF course,
there will be duty to pay in walking
through the American tariff wall on
the return. One hundred dollars
worth of personal things are admit
ted free, but even the travel-wise
shopper cannot come within the
amount with these purchases:
Observation-Disclosures, wickerware
Gibraltar Perfumes. embossed
leather goods. Spanish shawls
Observation-Disclosures ware, peasant
jewelry.
Monaco-Nice - French perfumes,
toiletries.
Naples-Cameos. coral, kid gloves,
Borsalino hats, inlaid walking sticks.
Athens -Statuettes, Greek soldier
dolls.
Observation-Disclosures articles, cross
stitch embroideries, native costumes,
hammered metal work, mother-of-
y>aorI u,oro ssFsA. a.a1s-.
Cairo-Silken prayer rugs. DANA
scene work, woven saddle cloths, small
articles from the tomb cat the mu-
seum). old jewelry and silverware,
precious stones. oriental perfumes,
tapestries, brocaded silks.
India-Tropical clothing, cashmere
shawls, ivory ornaments, jewelry. raw
furs. tiger and leopard skins. silver
and gold brocaded cloth. Benares
brassware, Indian painted woods,
camel-hair rugs.
Ceylon-Precious and semi-precious
stones, jewelry. ebony elephants, nov
elites in brass, copper and ivory,
dresses and mems wear (made to or
der).
Penang-Fine Silverware and woven
goods.
Singapore-Malacca canes, gold leaf
inlaid cloth.
Bangkok-Old silver. carved woods.
Java-Battik, Wayang dolls, kriSses,
hammered silver, snakeskin shoes,
alligator purses and dressing cases.
Bali-Devil masks, native wood
carvings.
Manila-Bangkok hats. Igorot
curios. embroidered voile dresses,
Dana de Noche and Ylang Ylang per-
fumes.
Hongkong-Jade, blackwood furni-
ture, linens, teak and camphorwood
chests. carved ivories, embroideries.
Shanghai-Silk underwear and neg
ligees, Szechuen silk, pajamas. fur
lined evening coats, luncheon sets,
lace, Foochow lacquer.
Peiping-Rugs, jewelry, mandarin
coats, Peiping embroideries, jade, rock
crystal ornaments, paintings, furs,
cloiSonne.
Japan-Kimonos and Haori coats,
shirts. cigarette cases. Japanese prints,
crystals, carved wood statuettes, dam
ascene and cloisonne, silks by the
yard, pajamas, lounge coats, dressing