Evening Star Newspaper, April 16, 1937, Page 27

STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €., ORANJE—Trinidad SANTA RITA—Valparaiso YUCATAN—Vera Cruz____ THE EVEN Tomorrow. HANSA—cherhourg 5 Q'N OF BERMUDA—Bermuda__ STAVANGERFORD—Dis0 Sunday, April 18, T-mnnow . ACADIA—Norfolk _ H M, Arrivals and Departures olufin.\;?{-&mn : : 2?};&%&?‘“&? :"l"‘ L TEN “port i | P Lrhstoba at New York. ROMA Meaiiorrinoan ciuire-- 9:00 AM. &”’".’.""‘:‘7',‘;..‘?::. Nashai " pong Monday, April 19. ARRIVALS. EASTN. PRINCE—Buenos Air s AMERICAN TRADER—London, FORT AMBERST B KUNGSHOLM—West ]ndies = s i mgfl‘“%’m’é‘éfi‘r'& | e - - | |JLEG LAMB PON %{—afl Jaan = Noo, i o ! QN OF RERMUBApermuas - .00 P SHOULDER LAMB ROAST VOLENDAM—Bermuda cruise__ Midnight BREAST LAMB Sunday. April 18, VEAL CUTLET =2 Es:l‘;se lel(l)BnA;Arubn (mails Eg&ElféiLng:g'{_ VEAL 7_77] o e g o . FRESH STEWING CHICKENS __ PR T o ‘ ; FRESH HAMS, Half or Whole _ (No sailings scheduled.) Ireland’'s Wages High. 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Do 32 4:-\0 Comfort, Not Style, Is Aim| in Dress—Seems Trying to Forget Homeland. By the Associated Press. 8T. WOLFGANG, Austria, April 16.—The Duke of Windsor has turned from the dashing styles that set the . world agog to clothes for comfort. Secluded in this lakeside resort, the former King goes in for homespuns, the native leather breeches for moun- tain climbing and suits that have a knock-about, comfortable air. Once he pioneered the colored tie | for evening wear. His checks and plaids on the golf course were always the newest and the brightest There is still plenty of color in the Duke's wardrobe, but he hasn't seen a tailor since he came to Austria last December. He is expecting one to| To his companions the duke seems come from London to fit him with a |a lonely expatriate who tries unsuc- few necessary suits, but his interest in | cessfully to forget his homeland. They clothes appears to have waned con- | say he strives to adapt his life to that siderably as he wanders about the !of the people around him. | ok LOMBIA-—Or A AN c"“ Ceiva EMPRESS OF AUSTRIA— = West Ingies cruise = M. OF BERMUD., vBermudn NERISSA - Trinided = PRES. WILSO! ‘World cruue QUEEN MARY_Cnerbolire SCANYORK.—Copenhaven. TRANSYLVANIA— Havana. SAILING. (Trans-Atiantie.) Today, MERICAN, BANKER—London._4.00 P LEDONIA—Glasgow 2 Mmm:m AMARIA —Liverpool _ ©foon ———.Ib. 19¢ Ib. 16c e 1b: TAN—Hamburg e Miami W Mdies crutse & cruise__ e staz;;z PEE> B>> kiR kzx countryside in an apparent effort to forget his homeland. He never says anything about re- | A turning, but his companions say the § days are happiest when they bring |V reminders of England. Increasingly he has turned to the old tunes of “homesickness” when Bl playing his accordion, and at times | he calls in a young detective stationed | here for a chat about what's going on in London. t The strains of “Annie Laurie™ and | “Auld Lang Syne” floated from his country retreat last night as he re- laxed after dinner. ULCANIA—Naples Tomorrow. ARGOSY — Copenhagen (mails close 9 am LACK HERON — 5 Rotterdam close noon Midnight ADVERTlsE'Wl!NT L Manama (mails Noon | Don’t Cut Corns Shed Them Off You should never cut corns! E-Z Korn Remover softens hardest and most troublesome corns. Deadens pain, loosens core, and entire corn peels right off. Works fast. Rarely ever fails. Thousands use it. Only 35c at drug stores. enburg Leranbar (atis close 10 am ) FORONTO—Lagos (mails FAT BACK OR BEAN PORK _ 4:00PM FAT BACK SLICED BACON kg. SWIFT’S JEWEL SHORTENING Ib. pkg. CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS Ib. SMK’D SAUSAGE OR BOLOGNA, Ib. BEST TABLE BUTTER 1b. FRUITS & VEGETABLES LARGE FLORIDA ORANGES NUTS or LARGE FRESH 15¢ 1b.; 4 Ibs. 556 F 3 Ibs. 10e 3 head 8¢ = scant 75 gal. 14c full gal. 25¢ bunch 8¢ -3 Ibs. 10¢ 10 Ibs. 49¢ 1 Ibs. 15¢ 3 Ibs. 10¢ Sunday-Monday, (No sailing scheduled.) SAILING. (South and Central America, West Indies and Canada.) Today. BURGOS_—Trinidad (malls close ] MEDEA™St. Maro 4:00 P.M Phone Na. 1133 for Modern FUR STORAGE dextiate A b ‘!l.RKRAl T - Ficns ERG LETTUCE SHOULDER SPARE RIBS DlLL PICKLES : smaller woman, with all the PURE HOG LARD, bulk style-smartness that ac- SALE Values that FRESH PIG TAILS FRESH PIG LIVER _ companies the normal fig- = ure. Sizes 16, to 24, £ 2 FRESH PIG HOCKS Colors: Navy and Thistle, 5c Ib.; say “Right Now!” Navy and Beige and all Navy. Sketched, half-size frock, with lace waist and crepe romaine skirt. Crystal buttons on waist. 2 Ibs. 3 ' Milk. full at. with bottle 2 Canned Tomatoes or Green Peas 2 New Green Cabbage 1 Fancy Sugar-Cured Smoked Hams Extra Fine 13¢ 10¢ 1ie 15¢ 10¢ Ibs., cans Ibs., 3229 325, > 24¢ Pretty H ats return to vogue $3 Fetching bonnets and beguiling brims are the fashion for Spring . .. with posies, rib- bons and veils adding to their femininity.— Millinery—Fourth Floor. Suit Blou Ses that work “Quick Changes” '3 Take a dainty little blouse like the lace one sketched . . . it will make a charming change with your tailored suit, or a tailored blouse will make a formal suit more practical . . . You'll find all types in this blouse collection. Blouses—Sreet Floor ey Sports Frock Shop Features... DOTS $ 5 .95 A cunning two- ZIPPERS $7.95 Zip this frock all the way down the front of this serge- like fabric. piece print wear. 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