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THE ARGUS, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7. 190G. 7 IN FRATERNITIES Siboney Bay Camp, United Span ish War Veterans. Elects E. N. Lundbergr Commander. JOINT INSTALLATION JAN. 3 Ladies' Auxiliary of Order of Railway Conductors Has Annual Meeting for Election. The members of Silxaney Bay camo Xo. S of the United Spanish War Vet erans held their annual meeting last evening for the election of officers for the. ensuing year. It was decided to hold a joint installation with the Helen Could camp of the ladies' auxiliary, Jan. 3. The following officers were elected: Past Commander T. C. Downs. Commander Edward X. Laindberg. Senior Vice Commander J. . Larson. Junior Vice Commander !. M. Tit ttriugton. Officer of the Day C. Edward Sim mon?. Officer of the Guard Edward K. Led well. Surgeon Dr. J. C. Souders. Adjutant William F. Frey. Quartermaster Harry McKown. Trustees Christopher Koch, Robert McConoehie, and E. E. Buffuni. Delegate to State Encampment Harry McKown. Alternate Edward II. Ledwell. Delegate to National Encampment William F. Frey. Alternate F. C. Downs. Hailnny Conductor. The ladies' auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors met in the hall on Thirtieth street yester.lay afternoon and held the annual election of officers which resulted in the following being chosen : President Mrs. A. B. Curtis. Vice President Mrs. D. McLain. Secretary and Treasurer Mrs. C. Hibbard. Senior Sister Mrs. Thomas Kane. Junior Sister Mrs. G. T. McKinley. Guard Mrs. J. W. Shuey. Chairman Executive Committee Mrs. J. B. Dizotell. First Member Mrs. Frank Bledseon. Second Member Mrs, E. E. Black. Correspondent Mrs. A. McLees. Agent Mrs. C. E. Nicholas. Pianist Mrs. B. Eis. Delegate to Memphis Mrs. A. Mc Lees. Alternate Delegate Mrs. B. Eis. I'mCt-riiiil ltl KNM'lnt loo. Rock Island council No. TOG, of the Fiaternal Aid association, elected of ficers for the ensuing year as follows: President R. G. Summers. Past President William Dick. Vice President L. Haberf hur. Secretary Mrs. Emma B. Turner. Treasurer E. F. Stroehle. Chaplain Monte Jonessen.' Guide Frank Nesseler. Observer Mrs. Elizabeth Nesseler. Sentinel Frank Nolte. OBITUARY RECORD. Keator Funeral Held. The funeral services over the re mains of Samuel J. Keator were held at the Broadway Presbyterian church at K o'clock this morning. Rev. W. S. Marquis, pas-tor of the church, con ducted the services, during which Miss Harriet Cropper sang two solos. Mr. Keator was au earnest worker in the church and although his life is over, the work that he has done will not be forgotten. The following acted as pall bearers: W. B. Mclntyre. Hon. E. W. Hurst, C. K. Mixter, Dr. J. W. Stewart, F. C. Denkmann, and S. D. Cleland. Many beautiful floral tributes were re ceived from Mr. Keator's many friends in the three cities. The relatives at tending the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. William C. Keator of Philadelphia, Pa.; Fred R. Keator of Philadelphia. Pa., S. J. Keator of Yale university, E. B. Keator of Castlewood, S. D., Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Rose of Castlewood, S. I). Burial took place at Chippian nocl: cemetery. The board of trustees ef Broadway church and the church session have adopted resolutions on the death of Mr. Keator, in which a high tribute is paid to him for his service to the church, and the grief of the members on his death is expressed. Dingeldein Funeral. Funeral services over the remains of Mrs. Philip Dingeldein were held at 2 this afternoon at the home. The ser vices wire strictly private, only the immediate members of the family at tending. The services were conducted by Rev. C. A. Mennicke of the German Lutheran church. , Hilfinger Funeral. Services over Mrs. Frederick Hilfing er will be held tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock at the home, lOG1 Second avenue, and at 1:30 at the German Lutheran church. The services will be conducted by Rev. C. A. Mennicke. Burial will take place at the Lutheran cemetery. Ranbarger Funeral. The funeral services over the re mains of Mrs. Sarah Ranbarger were held at 1 o'clock this afternoon at the home in Milan. , Burial took place at the Hartzell cemetery in South Moline. E. C. DeWitt & Co. of Chicago, at whose laboratory Kodol is prepared, as sure us that this remarkable digestant and corrective for the stomach con forms fully to all the provisions of the national pure food and drug law. The Kodol laboratory is a very large one, but if all the sufferers from indigestion and stomach troubles could know the virtues of Kodol it would be impossible for the manufacturers to keep up with the demand. Kodol is sold here by all druggists. y t? J' lllb $ Silt?! &v& : -jSrLsj YitrXj , THE STORE TlT SAVES YOU MONEY THE second floor, cast side, is a land of tovs. Thousands of miles tins Toy Army now invading Young 6c McCombs lias traveled over mountains from the hearts of Germany and over land again before it bivouacs here. What a joy to get first peep of the new tlmigs as they pop out of their boxes! If you bring your mothers or fathers, or grown up sisters and brothers, children, you can try yourseil now mail things work-a special privilege that we know will not be abused. WE'VE OPENED DOLLDOM ! A great troop of new Dolls have come to fmd little mothers and tomorrow they promise to hold a special reception. Bring the children. . ' r. . pn,A:.1(f A larpe pnrt of the third floor has been given over to Toy land where Sleighs, Doll Buggies, Velocipedes Wagons, heelbarrous . Chairs, and Galloping Horses and many other interestine articles for children are well displayed. The change from second to third floor isn t ilu.U of a step and the elevator makes it a mere trifle, and the ease of movement and better light ample, compensate one. Toy violin, l o v d on both sides, 25c. Toys of Every Kind .Are Now Displayed in the Toy Section Ttie Store That Saves You Money.' I I - , I Pj.-? "SWfe 1 1 u sSiiCS V$ ;sr '' K nII-vS JVy :-afil'nS'' trains, handsomely . decorated, locomotive, tender and three i&rV'&?&& ifi? - Cj' (fcYKs!pWV. V LM VLLi coaches, also tracks, at 50c, 9Sc and $1.25. ' fff 2$ W$A, :wfk i fed vH.$f&) .. - ew ' ' r2-pfci - - J Express wagons of every size, LJ , V fy04MWp ' mSfffi jf 3 strong and finely painted. 85c, " ' J0A - WaTS W&J& i '' . rf 4tyJ,,V.li3 . Htemrf, mechanical auto-onMe, an Mcn.s.nical ll.h,s P M0 BW, JP . . interesfn, to,, 200. yif iWT Mechanical mouse, looks exactly like b every kind fci'i'"' -Vju m$5in vSfcl a live mouse when in action, 25c. fmlj , .f 25c to $3.25 Clown Clapper Njys. pflll if, JpU t I A Jjjffjh tups. Crpularo M i f ' rajnts of a" WnJs 'SF 5Cc- ftL - A reI,ar circ" om- at 10c- 15c, 25c, 45c, Wf Uilb 1 prising clown, ladder. 50c, $1.00 and $1.25. rtOTTTiWMBT MMli Atyg3P$&i t'y& ' WirMSifHS? " y The animal menagerie, always pleas- f;lW The Sin6l0 Sv,nast, a iurap(!r ' ' 1 - l fS "". of rare ability, all children Doll furniture from the real small I'lOW CeI Roly-poly, clown and will like one, only 4c. sets to the large ones, from 10c to $3. 1 sailor, three sizes at r,, U.U l'M J tMf 25s, 50c and $1.00. h'V&&Mi hmivJ.- fSS-rSBs. jrg P ''-?sf 9vv FJ&$ Blackboards with and Miniature dinner and tea sets al rtt& !!:f5SS rid AVl fA&'irSV R' without alphabet, 50c, 15c,. 30c, 45c, 85c, $1.00, $1.75, $1.98 8 ' IJJ is mwmks. Si S3, s. 0m Safe bank like c,. " hifSI Patent wooden SJ"t UOa XsfJZ TnfnLTlaX ,,5 J fct lO """" toys. 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.75. Ju . , iD SJSfelE - - Cornets and toy horns of every kind at 5c, fkf'W W?jfft SLafi- h. 10c, 25c, 50c, $1.35, up to $3.50. jfvlv ijr l i X: Street cars, all sizes 25c'to 98u S7X" ltA U gine. burns gasoline teivr" V5 Vf I or alcohol, $2.00 and Clown striking wheel, 8 hells veiocipeaes, at I 42-50. 20c and 35c ABC blocks from 5c to 75c $2.25, $3.25. Automobiles, all kinds, 10c, 15c, 25c, $3.98 i . 1 V7 pa Useful and Beautiful THE ENTRANCE OF TOMORROW MARKS THE THRESH HOLD OF THE HOLIDAY SEASON AND THE BUY ING OF GIFTS. THOSE WHO DESIRE TO PURCHASE AR TICLES COMBINING UTILITY WITH BEAUTY THE USE FUL WITH THE ORNAMENTAL AND WHICH WILL BE A CONSTANT REMINDER OF THE GIVER, SHOULD VISIT OUR STORE, WHERE WILL BE FOUND LARGE ASSORT MENTS AND BETTER VALUES THAN ELSEWHERE. Store Directory. In order that you may not get confused, and or your conven ience in making selections much easier, we've transformed the interior of our second and third floors, and below note some of the changes: SKI OM I'l.OOII, Mnl i, OpiMiNilc i:ivnlr.lll final Doll IIcihIh. AIImiiiim, llniili-iirr S , niu mill llrnoli SIm, liinr Cam, l-v-l llufH, C'otlitr, r'uH' al .Nrckllt- Mino. 'I'ollrl 'l'rn-llnf ''. 'I'rll- llrrrx. Siu tkiiitc Si-Im, Ink ModiIk, l"nrr WriKliU, uml tlhrr uovrll- rriii)ll-n. TIIK AIIT lli:i'AKTMi:T Ih lion lloor, ipMilr tltf I'lirxft ! Ion. I l-il tin Hit- iiinin nn-oml Tllllili l'l.OOIt. fnlii. ltlKlit ft i:leiil.r Itoll IIiikkI-m, - oi'ilit'ileM. '!' :ikiiih, li t-ll:irrMM, lltifkliiK luilrx, (;nlliiiifitf HtirHeM, iiikI the likr. Til I HI) VI. (, V.uhI SI.-. vflKli uml OiiKlt-r SlrtlM, Skuli-t, i:prt-HH Wuuiiiim, i:t-. A Word of Warning. Peojile who are not. icqnninted relative to tli different lines of merchandise they wish to purchase and give as presents, need feel with perfect satisfaction that they are getting nothing but the genuine in each and every article bought at this store. A great deal has been said through the newspapers of different cit ies about genuine Ilaviland china, and it has caused a great deal of discussion. We are agents in Rock Island for the Theo dore Ilaviland & Co.'s china. Mr. Haviland was at one time at the head of the Ilaviland Co.'s concern, but withdrew, form ing a company that is manufacturing what is known as Ilaviland china in a revised form, making it far superior to any china man ufactured, and this is the china sold by us. Street ats One-Half Price. Beginning tomorrow, all street hats left over from the larg est business in the history of our Millinery department will be sold at. exactly one-half t'ie regular price. These hats comprise everything found in the n.'west creations for street wear, and it is only another instance where you can save the price of a Christmas gift on your pu chase. All street hats one-half price. Coats a Big Saving. The Clearance Sale of Indies' Coats is still in progress, an 1 each day finds economical buyers seeking these phenomenal bar gains we are now offering $12.ri. $ 1 ::.! and $1.1.00 Coats for $10.00; $22..10. $23. Ho and $2.1. on Coats for $20.00; $30.00. $3.1.00 and $37.50 Coats for 25.00 Home Made Christma.s Ca.i'dy. With the opening of T.yland tomorrow, we open our new Candy section,-on the sec nd floor, where at all times you will find nothing but the choicest and purest candies of all kinds. Why buy your Christmas candies elsewhere, when you can buy and have it delivered wit'i your other purchases. A few prices for tomorrow to acquaint you with this section: reanut candy, per pound 10c Peanut brittle, per IKiund 10c Vanilla taffy, per pound 10j Strawberry taffy, per pound 10c Molasses taffy, per pound 10c Fruit candy, per pound 15c Cocoanut candy, the jKJund 10c Dip caramels, the pound 15c Chocolate creams, the pound 15c Butterscotch, the pound 15c Crystal ice peanuts, the pound 10c Peppermint and winter green iKitties, the jound..15c PURE FOOD HEARING IS ON Commission Takes Up Inquiry Cover ing Wide Scope at Louisville. Louisville, Ky.. Dec. 7. The commis sion on pure food, appointed under pro vision of the agricultural appropria tion act, has opened a hearing here on the manufacture of whisky, sugar syr ups, vegetable oils, flavoring extracts. and other articles. The sessions a'ra expected to continue seven days and witnesses from many parts of the south and several from Chicago and New York are present by invitation. Best for Home Ue. ' Order a case of Cross Country, th best family beer. Rock Island Brew ing company. Old phone west 89, new C039.