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MACON CHRONICLE. HER ALD Thurify, Sept. 21. 1944 PACE FOUR about thre Tigers to Brookfield has held Stiite department posts in Sofia and Cairo. NEWS land and visited for I.ouls.

Seaman Smuul law of M.s. Sam Hall is a kon-in Local and Social News Tomorrow Nifht and Seaman OF THOSE IN, Wright i a of laam Hall. SERVICE FOR SALE USED BRICK AND LATHS F0WER Service Station Awarded Bronze- Slur L. D. Kelly, G.

second class, who mauo his home with his grand Masonic Notice A. Special of TA Center Ii? Nu. 172, A. K. and A.

Friday night the Masonic Temple, 7 30 p. Work in th third degree. Lunch. Ail MkWU'S invited. MYRON BYTHfcR.

S. W. B. B. STOCK, Secretary.

s. AWARDED SHARPSHOOTER'S MEDAL AT SAN DIEGO, CAL. Pvt. Howard Payne US.MC. has just completed several weeks of training on the rifle range and ha-: bten awarded a Sharpshooter's medal.

Howard is Rationed at San Diego, California. Deliv In Donnell Tour JEFFERSON' CITY. Sept. (AP) Gov. Forrest C.

Donnell has postponed the opening tour of his campaign for United States senator because ol the death Monday of his father, J. C. Donnell, the governor's campaign manager, Maurice Covert, said today. He was scheduled to speak Friday and Saturday in Callaway, Montgomery, Warren. St.

Charles, Lincoln and Marion cuuntic-s. Covert said the governor would take up the of his tour Monday, returning later to the counties he missed. Brook fie. Id Hospital, following a major operation. Funeral aervicea were held at the Brookfield Methodist Church at 2 30 o'clock trui afternuon, conducted by Rev.

I. O. Hall, and burial will be in Roue Hill Cemetery. Mis. Faught, formerly Hattie Pen-land, daughter of John and Penland, was born in Macon County, February 2S.

lattil. On December 25, 1907, she was united in marriage to Elmer Clair Faught, and to this union were born ten children, two having preceded her in death; LeRoy, who died in infancy, and Penland Faught, who was killed in an explosion aboard the IT. S. S. Turner in New York Harbor on January 3, 1944.

Mrs. Faught is survived by the husband, E. C. Faught, and eight children: Mrs. Cecil Nickerson, Brookfield; Mrs.

Webster Todd, of near Mat-on, Mrs. William Stevens and Douglas Faught, of Brookfield; Ferdinand Faught of the U. S. Navy; Gordon Faught, of the U. S.

Marines; Verda and Frances Faught, of the home; three sisters, Mrs. John Shipp, Atlanta, Mrs. Sid Dawson, Kirksville, and Mrs. Erastus Wilcox, Denver, nine grand HOSPITAL NOTES tCVElY-AUURINC'tOW-COST PERMANENT WAVE and waves now youis. cas ly, cool ly.

aL home. Do it youiK.ll. Tlie amazing mtw SAMARITAN HOSPITAL John Frederick King underwent tonsillectomy yesterday. The Macon Tigers will stand a good chance for a victory over Brookfield tomorrow night to make up for their loss to that team last year, judging from the recent reports on the opposing team. The game will be played Brookfield at 8 o'clock.

Five members of Brookfieid's 1943 squad are now in the service, and another has enrolled at the University of Missouri. Of last year's regulars, Stirling, Quinn and Rose are back and Evans and Wombwell of last year's reserves are expected to make a good show ing. This will be their first game this season. The probable lineup for Macon and Brookfield follows: Mjcoii POS. Jirookfield Soule LE Robinson Ramsey LT Evans Zelade LG Rose Andrews or Lewis Quinn Cupp RG Sprague Hard RT Baker or Morris Morse RE Mundell Montgomery QB Wombell Lewis or Mcador LH Root B.

Wyalt Wl Christ Dunnington KB Squires PERMANENT WAVE KIT Pvt. Martin liehymer wiio has tm visiting hi wife nd children, Wnda and Wayne U-e. left Tuesday lor Camp Meade, Md. Pvt. Behymer recently completed hi Uu-gic training ul Camp Kolx-rts, Calif.

Adrain Glen Cirady, M.O.M.M., second class, returned yesterday to Norfolk, and un duty after hviU(! sjH'iit a day leave with his wife and other relatives and friends. crniatnt t-vrryihinj you rwt. permanf nt wavt curkrj, sfuTr-pco and wave-att. Safe d.r i-veiy ivpc lia r. Hraisd by Hollywood movie fci'trs.

liver 5 million old. Gel a CHatm-Kutl Kit today. Al any depattmenl, or i store. Leach Sun and all drug' stores Delia Jo Gaunt, 7 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

11. R. Gaunt of Brookfield underwent a tonsillectomy ytsteiriay. parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Dan Mack of Macon, and attended Macon giade schools and Macon School, has been awarded the Bronze Star by President Roosevelt and Captain A. J. Couble, V. S. ior gallantry and bravery in carrying out orders while under heavy mortar, machine Run and sniper lire.

This action took place in the Saipan invasion. His wife and two children are making their home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. Davidson, of Artesian, S.

D. Mester Bunton, seaman, first class, and Mrs. Bunion of Norman, Okla arrived Tuesday night to spend a five-day leave with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry McGhee, and Mr.

and Mrs. Kd Bunton. Paul Clem Honored Mr. and Mrs. Ray Turner entertained at tile golf at La Plata Sunday evening in honor of Paul Clem who will enter the armed forces on September After a few rounds of golf, a bountiful supper was to the loliowing Mr.

and Mrs. Cecile Kerre, Mr. and Mrs. Orval Hayes, Mr. and Mrs.

H. B. Turner, Dr. J. C.

Montgomery, Betty Jo, J. and liarbaia Hayes, Mane and Gilbert Turner, Marylin Herre, Mr. and Mrs. P. K.

and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Clem. Mrs. II.

O. Burton of Atlanta who has been a medical patient for the past month was dismissed Lt. and Mrs. Ieroy Gmfiiich and haby ol Ft. Knox, haw been YlMtuig iiis aunt, Mrs.

Katie Oiliin, and iiow have guar to Claietue to visit relatives ami frit-mis. Mrs. Charles Gicselman of Madison, is a guest of Mrs. Theodore JU'lchel this week. Joe Rovett: of Bevier has been a medical patient for the past four days and was dismissed la.st night.

Want to Buy We will pay maximum prices for clean cars from 1936 to 1942 models. A. J. Noll Chevrolet Co. Mo.

children, a number of other relatives and a host of friends. Mrs. Faught was a member of the Methodist Church, and a wonderful humemakcr, expressed through her love as a wife and mother, winch will be greatly missed by all who knew her. B-3 and C-3 Gasoline Coupons Invalid Soon Envoy To Syria-Lebanon WASHINGTON, Sept. 21 (AP)-President Roosevelt yesterday nominated George Wadsworlh ol New York, a career diplomat in the Slate department, to be this nation's ihst minister to the Lebanese and Syrian republics.

Wadsworlh has been diplomatic agent at Beirut and Damascus' and No I'ain In Tooth-Pulling LOS ANGELES, Sept. 21 (AP) New techniques have made tooth-pulling virtually painless, says Dr. Robert L. Borland, secretary of the Southern California State Dental association. "Pain has virtually been done away with except that originating in such pathologie'conditions as general ill health or blood deficiencies," the Los Angeles oral surgeon reported at an association conference pontocaine, is of greatest impor-Tuesday.

"The new- synthetic anesthetic, lance," he said. "The effect lasts nearly twice as long as that of nuvaeainc and does much less harm to the tissues. It carries the patient well past the period of operatise pain and gives the exodontist twice as long to work." Woid was ivcevied by Mary Kdna Trotitman i Ethel that her son, Calvin Troutmau, who has been stationed in England, is now in France. He slated that tin- crossing of the Engli channi 1 was not an enjoyunle "experience as nearly all of the eiew became a little sea sick. HURRY! MiiRRYt KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS ACIDS Help 15 Miles of Kidney Tubes Flush Out Poisonous Waste If you have an excess of acids in your blood, your 15 mites of kidney tubes may be over worked.

Tbeae tiny filters and tubes are work ing day and night to help Nature rid your system of excess acids and poisonous waste. When disorder of kiduey function permits poisonous matter to remain in your blood it may cause nagging backache, rheumatic pains, leg pains, loss of pep and energy, getting up nights swelling, puffinesa under the eyes, Iteadacbte and dizziness. Frequent or scanty passages with smarting and burning sometimes shows there is something wrong witlt your kidneys or bladder. Kidneys may need help the same as bowels bo ask your druwrist fur Doan Pills, used tuo HURRY! man, second class, Brooklyn, N. moining to spend with his parents, meiiie Bruno, and Paul Bruno, f'n Coast Guard, ol arrived yesterday a ten-day leave Mr.

and Mrs. I), family of Bevier. HJUNVIXW Bl'S YBKK CU MKKTS Eight members and one guest of the Plainview Busy Bee Club were entertained in the home oi Mrs. Lloyd Boeiner on Thursday afternoon, September 14. The business meeting was opened by singing "America the Beautiful," and the roll call was answered by miscellaneous tcipics.

The minutes of the last meeting were read and approved. Mrs. Bittiiigham. a guest of the club, gave an inlci cMnig and instructive talk on meat cooking. The meeting y.

as clnsed by singing "Blessed Be the Tide" and repealing the Lord's player in unison. Several games were played during the altcrnouii with prizes going to Mrs. Kail Murr. Dee MclJuf-lee and Mrs. Baker.

The next meeting will be laid at the home of Mrs. Price Honijue on October 12. This meeting will be lor the election of and all members bre urged to Lie present. Miss Jean Morgan has returned to her home in Bevier alter visiting with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mis.

A. L. Finpia, in Kansas City. a Mrs. Maggie Burton and Mrs.

Myrtle Dai Icy Moberly spent last Thursday with their aunt. Mrs. Martha Williams of Macon. methodist youth i oh ship enjoys party Twenty-six members of the Methodist Youth Fellowship enjoyed a party last night at the Church. Games were played during the evening.

A hayride to be held soon was planned. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening. Elcunor Visits Refugees OSWEGO, Sept 21 (AP) Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt and M.S.

Henry Morgenthau, paid an inspection visit yesterday to the Ft. Ontario emergency refugee shelter, home of i)82 Europeans for the remainder of the war. "B-3' and "C-3" gasoline ration coupons will be invalid ior motorists after Sepli ruber 30, the Olfire of I'nce Administration announced today. At tin- same time coupons marked "3rd will expire for commercial motor vehicle operators. Filling station operators will have ten days, or through October 10, to turn them in to their supplier lor gasoline or exchange them at their local War Price and Rationing Board lor ration checks.

Distri-biltois have until October 2U to dej'osil these coupons in their latum bank accounts. Supplemental rations issued since June 1 have been issued with "4" mid "0" numbered coupons The bulk of the "H-3" and "l'-3" coupons outstanding therefore will be unused rations issued before May 30, and renewable before September 1. However, holders of invalidated "B-3" and "C-3'' coupons which wire issued for use beyond September 30 may exchange them for valid coupons at their local board. The board may cither issue new coupons equal to the amount of gasoline still outstanding on the old ration, or may evaluate the applicant's mileage needs and issue coupons sufficient for the remainder of the ration period, but not in excess of the coupons ceuafuily toy millions for over 40 years. They Word has been received here that Oloyd Smoot, I c.

and Vernon Wright, 1 met on a foreign is- rive nappy relief and win help toe 15 miles of kidney tunes uusn out poisonoi your clood, Cet Doan'e Tills KRCGER'S GREAT SALE CONTINUES! See Our 4-Page Handbill Delivered This Week for Bargains Galore! PEACHES No. 10 can 89 COFFEE 3aLabg59c CI AITD Sungold 50- Lb. tfjl OA MACON'S LOWEST PRICED FOOD STORE 1 1AU1 zu-oz. nrc Loaves Rpr AH Kroger's Clock DIlLll Fresh Daily U. S.

No. 1 Northern Grown Winter Keepers POTATOES, New Fresh Stock 100 Lb. Bag $3.19 White Lb- Oylc SYRUP 'Glass Advertising Pays! Try It! U. S. Inspected Tender Juicy APRICOTS Natures Sweet No.

2 1-2 Ol Round Steak Green Giant PEAS No. 2 1 Qc can Iv Li. can 29' 29c Mr. and Mrs. Webster Todd of near Macon, and children, Marjorie Lou, and Joan, attended the funeral of Mrs.

Todd's mother, Mrs. Elmer Faught in Brookfield this afternoon. Chuck Roast T-Bone Steak Country- Club Plenty Money to Loan On Homes and Butiness Properties Low Intereat Rates No Commissions Charged Loans Closed Quickly MACON BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Macon, Mo MILK Preserves APRICOTS I LL45' Tall 26' Fl'KERAL SERVICES FOR MRS. E. TODAY C.

FAUGHT 0 cans FRESH GROUND BEEF 22 Lb. Mrs. at 1:30 E. C. Faught passed away Monday afternoon, at the Oxydol or Rinso OOc Large size Lux or Ivory O'l0 Flakes Eatmore Oleo Butter All Lb.

Roll w. LEAN STREAKED SLAB BACON 29' Lb. JONATHAN APPLES 4 Lbs. 25 "la'rge sunkTst' ORANGES SWEET, JUICY Doz. 33c YAM SWEET POTATOES Ltf COUNTRY STYLE PURE PORK SAUSAGE Lb.

33' 25c 15' 25' 33' 14' 39' 32' 39' 35'" 491 35' Salad Dressing Quart Pork Beans Heinz Jar Tuna Fish can Treet, 12-oz. can can Whitings Lb. Sliced Bacon Lb. Veal Steak Lb. Meat Loaf Lb.

Weiners Lb. Young Hens Lb. Rrick Chili Lb. Fresh HAMBURGERS Per 10 Pound OLD FASHIONED RING BOLOGNA 25 Lb. RED STAR CHUCK ROAST Per 25c Pound YEAST 2 Pkgs.

5C WILSON'S. CERTIFIED LARGE FRANKS 29" Lb. BOEDEKER'S FEED STORE Gooch's Best flQ OC LAYING MASH, 100 Lbs. LO Gooch's Best All Mash CO 1 EGG PELLETS ,100 Lbs. $JA) Jubilee CQ AA EGG MASH, 100 Lbs.

PJ.UU Gooch's Best AA HEN SCRATCH, 100 Lbs. Gooch's Best 16 Per Cent J1 CC DAIRY RATION, 100 Lbs. Gooch's Best 30 Per Cent 09 CA PIG MEAL, 100 Lbs. tjpJ.DU -i Gooch's Best 35 Per Cent frO A HOQ SUPPLEMENT, 100 Lbs JJUU Gooch's Best 40 Per Cent d9 7 A HOG SUPPLEMENT, 100 Lbs. I BRAN CO OA loo Lbs.

vL.lAj A. H. BOEDEKER Rutherford Street Phone 2278 Macon, Ma. FRESH GROUND CORN MEAL 10 Lbs. 49c I LEAN CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS 35 U.

S. No. 1 PRUNE PLUMS 2 Lbs. :.25 (Lug $1.79) VELVET OR 5 10 19 15 17 11 '10 Cabbage Lb. 1 Onions 3 Lbs.

Carrots 2 Bunches Celery Lb. Sweet Potatoes 2 Lbs. Oranges Lb. Celery Cabbage Lb. FRESH SWEET 0LE0 17ic Lb.

U. S. No. 1 Colo. Elbertas PEACHES PRINCE ALBERT Pkg 10c QUART LAUNDRY BLEACH Pkg.

10c 50 Lbs. $1.98 LARGE SIZE SWAN SOAP Sb 29c Karuai Ctrl Hardwheat FLOUR.