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THE GAZETTE, MONTREAL, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1918. 7 CXLVII. NO. 244 WINDOWS IN PASSING TRAINS Two Youths Arrested and Admitted Guilt of Dangerous Practice CITY AND DISTRICT NEWS Man Who Failed to Register Was Fined Maximum of $100-Shooting Incident on Street Two youths were arrested yesterday by constables from the police station on Craig street east, charged with breaking windows in the Canadian Pacific Railway cars by throw.ng stones at them as they passed Bellerive square on their way from the Place Viger station to Mile End. The company complained to the city authorities and the arrests followed, prisoners being taken untie, Juvenile Court, where they pleaded guilty.

Sentence will be pronounced later. MIDNIGHT ENCOUNTER. Charged before Recorder Semple with having discharged a revolver in the streets, Lionel D. Hartois, who claimed that he was a federal police officer, admitted the accusation and explained that he was intoxicated at the time. The complaint was made by Arthur Bignow, whose story was that was walking up University street the previous -icht at 2 a.m.

in company with a young woman, when, at the corner of Sherbrooke street, the accused stopped him and tried to arrest him. On Bignow declaring that there was no reason for arresting him, Hartnois drew a pistol and fired three times, but Bignow managed to avoid the shots and got away. A few minutes later he gave Hartnois in charge. Sentence was postponed by Recorder Semple in order that enquiries might be made as to whether the man was a federal policeman, and in the meantime he was released on $150 bail. FAILED: TO REGISTER.

A fine of $100 or one month in jail Macksthe sentence yesterday given by to Recorder Charles Semple. Jackson, a colored man, was charged with not having registered as provided by law and was arrested several days ago by Sergeant Beauvals. He was fined fie maximum provided by the law. DOCTOR VICTIM OF "FLU." Dr. William Halpenny, one of the doctors of the Royal Victoria Hospital, died early this morning from pneumonia.

Dr. Halpenny had been ill a few days. He had been some time with the hospital, and lost a leg in a collision between the ambulance and a street car a year ago. SOLD BY AUCTION House of Browne Disposed of Lee Estate Property The following properties belonging to the John Lee estate were sold yesterday at auction by the House of Browne. 1283-5-7-9 Cadjeux street, M.

Gertzman, 56-58 Marie Anne Moses Sigil, 1386 Cadieux street, Jacob Koddack, vacant lot on Cadieux street, M. Goldenberg, 1418-20 Cadieux street, Max Mandel, 1432-34-36-38 Cadieux street, S. Steinwald, vacant lot on St. Lawrence boulevard, Moses Sigil $2.25 per foot. The room was crowded with bidders and the bidding was spirited.

SEEKS UNIFORM RATES Civic Board Wants Change in Express Deliveries In order to secure the delivery of express parcels at uniform rates all over Montreal, the Administrative Commission has decided to address a communication to the Railway Commission with the request that existing regulations be modified accordingly. "The new district," says the resolution adopted by the commission, "in which express companies shall be required to call for and deliver parcels, shall comprise territory within the present city limits, and where no such service exists." OBITUARY RECORD Mr. Noe Bourassa. The death of Noe Bourassa, 74 years of age, 28 Visitation street, occurred yesterday morning after a long illness. Mr.

Bourassa was head of the butcher firm of that name at Bonsecours market. Mr. Bourassa had been over 50 years in business in Montreal. He is survived by two sons and two daughters. The funeral will take place from St.

Peter's church tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock. Octogenarians Better Rev. Dr. Robert Campbell, senior clerk of the General Assembly, who has been suffering for the past month from A recurrent complaint, was reported yesterday to be convalescent and, progressing quite satisfactorily. Mr.

Walter Paul, who has also been on the sick list, was able to get down to business yesterday for di short time. Canadian Pacific Railway Account Thanksgiving Day, special train will leave Ste. Agathe 7.30 p.m. Monday, October 14th, arrive Montreal (P. 10.00 p.m., making same stops as regular train No.

456 Sundays. A parlor car will be on train 446 from Montreal 1.20 operated, p.m. Saturday, October 12th, to Nantel, and on train 452 from Nantel 4.10 p.m. Monday, October 14th. to Montreal (P.

A a.m. No. for 503 from Ottawa, Montreal will stop (W. at Dixie, 8.45 Strathmore, Valois, Cedar Park, Beaurepaire and Bate d'Urfe Monday, October 14th. CAPT.

O. R. HARVEY ON WOUNDED LIST Pte. J. Shepherd Died of Wounds; Pte.

P. J. Lamb Killed in Action LIEUT. NELLES WOUNDED Lt. A.

V. Easterbrook on List For Second Time; Pte. R. Delcourt Died at Camp Borden A private cable was received by Mrs. Charles Iles, Summerhill avenue, yesterday morning, stating that her son-in-law, Capt.

O. R. Harvey, had been wounded in the face. Capt. Harvey went overseas with one of the universities reinforcing companies to the Princess Pats as a private.

He was awarded his lieutenancy on the field in the summer of 1917, and was transferred to the Canadian Engineers He was promoted to the rank of captain last August. He is 26 years of age. His wife is at present living at Hazel- mere, Surrey, Eng. PTE. J.

SHEPHERD. Pte. John Shepherd, who died of wounds at the 30th Casualty ClearStation on September 29th, enlisted in a Montreal unit last November. after trying several times to enlist in the early part of the war, being rejected each time owing to ill health. He trained with the 20th Reserve Battalion at Bramshott, and was sent to a Highland battalion from Montreal about a month ago.

He was at Halifax with his hE battalion at the time of the disaster, and rendered assistance to the injured and distressed. He was born at Barbadoes, B.W.I, 31 years ago. Before joining the army he was employed by the Northern Electric Company. His parents reside at 152 Selby street, Westmount. His only brother, Gunner Herman Shepherd, has been on active service years.

PTE. P. J. LAMB. Pte.

Peter J. Lamb, who was killed in action on September 23rd, went overseas with a Canadian Army Service Corps unit from Toronto in December, 1916, but later transferto an infantry battalion at the front. He was born at Montreal 27 years ago. Before going overseas he was on the advertising staff of the Imperial Tobacco Company, Limited. He is a son of Mr.

and James Lamb, of 52 De la Roche street. LIEUT. W. KEITH NELLES. Private advices received in Montreal state that Lieut.

W. Keith Nelles was slightly wounded in the left leg during the recent heavy fighting. Lieut. Nelles went overseas with the 245th Grenadier Guard Battalion as a captain, but reverted to the rank of lieutenant on being transferred to another Grenadier Guard unit at the front. He is 29 years of age, and to answering the call of the colors was in business with his father, Mr.

J. W. Nelles. His wife resides at 32 McGregor street. LIEUT.

A. J. EASTERBROOK. Lieut. Archibald J.

Easterbrook, son of Mrs. J. S. Rennie, of 24 Third avenue. Viauville, who was admitted to the 5th British Red Cross Hospital, Wimereux, on October 1st, wounded in the leg, went overseas at the outbreak of war with the P.P.C.L.I as a sergeant.

He was awarded his commission on the field early this year. He was wounded in the neck by shrapnel last year. He is 36 years of age, and before answering the call of the colors was employed in the C.P.R. offices at Moose Jaw. His wife and one child are at present residing in Scotland.

PTE. R. DELCOURT. Pte. Raoul Delcourt, who died at the hospital at Camp Borden last Friday from bronchial pneumonia, joined the Montreal French-Canadian Depot battalion last May.

Aftruining at Valcartier, was sent to Camp Borden in September. He was born at Montreal, and was 23 years of age. Before joining the army he was employed by the Redmond Company, Limited, Inspector street, His widowed mother lives at 414 Duluth avenue east. PTE. W.

SHERIDAN. Pte. Walter Sheridan, who was admitted to the 4th General Hospital. Dannes Camiers, on September 28th, wounded for the fourth time, went overseas with the 23rd Reserve Battalion, but later transferred to a 1st Contingent unit at the front. He is 24 years old, and before going overseas was employed by E.

J. Quinn, grocer. His mother lives at 322 Lagauchetiere street west. His father returned home recently from the front, and two of his brothers have made the supreme sacri- fice. DRIVER W.

BAKER. Driver William Baker, who was admitted to the 4th General Hospitall, Dannes Camiers, on September 29th. suffering from gunshot wound In the right leg, went overseas with a Montreal Heavy Artillery unit in May, 1915, but was transferred to another battery of, artillery at the front. He is 24 years of age and before enlisting was employed at the Point St. Charles shops of the Grand Trunk Railway.

His parents reside at 251 Union His father and one of his brothers have returned home from the front, and another brother is still on active service. PTE. C. PLANTE. COL C.

R. E. WILLETTS, D. S. O.

Pte. Charles Plante, who adm mitted to the 4th General Hospital, Dannes Camiers, on September 28th suffering from a gunshot wound in leg, went overseas with the French -Canadian battalion under the command of Lt. -Col. Barre, and was transferred to another battalion at the front. He is 21 years old, and before joining the army was employed at the Angus shops of the Canadian Pacific Railway.

His parents live at 1242 Chabot street. His brother. Sergt. Romeo Plante, was wounded during the battle of Courcellette, and is now an instructor on in one of the camps in England. town.

LANCE CORP. H. L. PEARD. Lt.

-Col. C. R. Willetts, D. S.

commanding officer of the Royal Canadian Regiment at the front, whose name appeared in the casualty list a few days ago as wounded, is a half brother of Mr. W. T. Whitehead, of 99 Crescent street, Montreal. Lt.

-Col. Willetts is a graduate of the Royal Military College at Kingston. graduating just previous to the outbreak of the Boer War, for which he immediately volunteered. At the conclusion of that campaign he remained in South Africa for some time on service, putting in five years here altogether. On returning to Canada he became an officer in the Royal Canadian Regiment, permanent force, and went to France with that unit as senior major.

He was promoted to command the battalion a year ago, and at the same time awarded the D. S. O. Information received here is that Lt. -Col.

Willetts was wounded in both and is now in No. 3 London Hospital, Wandsworth, London. He is of the Rev. Dr. Willetts.

of Windsor, N. and a native of that Word has been received by Mr. George Peard, of 387 Mance street, that his youngest son, Lance Corp. Herbert L. Peard, had been admitted to the 2nd Canadian General Hospital.

on October 1st. suffering from gunshot wounds in the left leg, arm and head. Lance Corp. Peard enlisted on August 22nd, 1914, and was on coast guard duty at Halifax, N. until October, 1915.

when he joined the signalling section of a Montreal Grenadier Guard battalion, going overseas in April, 1916. He has been on active service since August, 1916. Before enlisting he was 8 photo engraver employed by the Mortimer Company. His eldest brother, Gunner George Peard, was killed in action on November 6th, 1916. GUNNER G.

G. ROWELL. Gunner Gorion G. R. Rowell, who was admitted to the 22nd Casualty Clearing Station, on September 27, suffering from gunshot wounds in the left foot and right leg, went' overseas with the battery of field artillery recruited in Montreal by Major Brock in September, 1916.

He is 21 years old. and previous to joining the army was employed in the offices of the Imperial Tobacco Company, Limited. His parents live Campbell' Clothine We have just added to our The already ample stock a splendid assortment of Best winter suitings and overcoatings. Clothing For These are all exceptional values in all wool materials and almost Men impossible to duplicate. Suit prices to order, $30 to $55 It Keeps Its Shape O'Coat prices to order $25 to $50 Quality Wm.

McLaughlin Registered 21 McGill College Campbell High-grade Grey Iron and Semi-Steel Castings any weight up to ten torts made from your own Patterns. We also have a Competent staff of Patternmakers. Miller Bros. Sons, Limited, Montreal. at 725 St.

Antoine street, Westmount. His brother-in-law, Pte. A. J. Milne, is overseas.

THE REALTY MARKET Delorimier Ward Property Sold For $40,250 Henri Foucreau sold to The Canadian Consolidated Rubber lot No. 165, Cote de la Visitathe building thereon erected, fronting on Carriere street, Delorimier Ward, for $40,250. Lawrence L. Henderson sold to John Gordon Dodd the southeast part of lot No. 221-12, parish of Montreal, measuring 36 by 115 feet, with the building thereon erected, bearing the civic 580, fronting on Lansdowne avenue; Westmount, for $16,500.

Jean Bisson sold to Arsene Nos. 649 and 652, Baptiste, 90 feet, with the thereon parish of Montreal, measuring, 60 by erected, bearing the civic Nos. 415 to 423, fronting on Workman street, Ste. Cunegonde Ward, for $6,666. Horace J.

Labrecque sold to George G. Laurendeau the northwest part of lot No. 3335-2, parish of Montreal, measuring 25 by 75 feet, with the building thereon erected, the civic Nos. 433 and 435, fronting on Charlevoix street, corner of Knox street, St. Gabriel Ward, for $5,500.

Adelard St. Martin sold to Louis St. Martin lots Nos. 208-747, Cote de la Visitation, with the building thereon erected, fronting on the public road, Delormier Ward, for 000. Louis St.

Martin sold to Wilfrid Lafontaine lots Nos. 208-747 and 748, Cote de la Visitation, with the buildings thereon erected, fronting the public road, Delorimier Ward, for $3,000. Horace Dufresne et al. sold to Emile Dutrisac lot No. 380, parish of St.

Laurent, with the buildings thereon erected, situated at the corner of St. Antoine and Mathieu streets, St. Laurent, Bordeaux Ward, for $2,175, Robert William Sampson sold to Lawrence Leopold Henderson Montreal, lot having No. 239b-75, of a total parish, 7,713 feet, situated at West Crescent Heights, Westmount, for $2,942. Joseph Gauthier sold to Cote a part of lot No.

278, Cote St. Louis, measuring 32 by 102 feet, with the building thereon erected, bearing the civic Nos. 314 to 318, fronting on Carriere street, St. Denis Ward, for $2,950. The St.

Denis Realties, Limited, sold to Theotine Gagnon, lots Nos. 2620-281 and 536, parish of St. Laurent, measuring 25 by 75 feet, fronting on Park and Istand street, and St. Gerard street, Ahuntsic Ward, for $1 and other considerations. With Spanish Grippe Raging you spend more time in the home.

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Main 8748 127-129 Nazareth Street TO LET Sample Rooms and Offices in the Wilson Chambers, No. 230 McGill Street. Heated, passenger and freight elevators. Immediate possession. Apply to Estate Wilson, 43 Place d'Armes Hill.

Compact Central Business Property West of Bleury: a medium- sized built property with lane at Lagauchetiere side and Street, lane in rear. Suited to any business or light manufacturing. C.N.R. Station will increase values. Low price for Early possession.

New immediate sale. Only $2.500 cash required. Balance on Mortgage. The Cradock Simpson Company 120 ST. JAMES STREET, MONTREAL Now Is The Time To Buy-and, as an inducement, we are running a special sale of choice lots in the Marcil-Rapid-Transit-Garden-Suburbs, at Strathmore Gardens On Lake St.

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13 Rooms, 3 Bathrooms. For particulars Apply JAMES BAILLIE Board of Trade Bldg. Tel. Main 5770. CHOICE OFFICES TO LET in the Coristine Building Splendid light.

Best service in the city. 300 to 1,100 square feet. Main 8040. Apply James Coristine Limited Electrics Limited Wholesale Distributors Westinghouse Mazda Lamps Motors, Generators and Electrical Equipment Phone Main 7348. 22 ST.

JOHN MONTREAL. PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE Mr. F. P. Brady general manager, eastern lines of the Canadian Government Railways, was in the city yesterday to attend a meeting of the Railway Labor Board No.

1, of which he is a member. Capt. Charles W. Simpson, A. R.

C. returned yesterday from overseas, where he had been sketching for the Canadian War Records. SHAFTING Also PULLEYS and HANGERS, 1,000 ft.ft. of 1 11-16 inch of SHAFTING. 160 HANGERS (Ring Oiling, 1 11-16 inch, care 14 to 16 drop.

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200 STEEL SPLIT PULLEYS, bushed to 1 11-16 inch. NORTH EASTERN IRON SALVAGE COMPANY 129-133 NAZARETH, STREET 6405. Artistic Stone House For Sale ON QUEEN MARY ROAD HAMPSTEAD With All improvements Minutes from the Cars. City Fare. Apply to JAMES BAILLIE BOARD OF TRADE BLDG.

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43 Place d'Armes Hill. 'Phone Main 2331. DOMINION OF CANADA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Tenders Wanted for "Grinding and Bagging of Linseed Oil Cake, at Montreal." SEALED TENDERS will be received by undersigned until noon, October 21st. 1918, for the grinding and bagging of about 2,800 tons, more or less, linseed oil cake (slab form) now stored at this Department's warehouse at Montreal. All tenders to be based on the execntion and completion, together with the furnishing of all machinery, tools, appliances, labour, power, as required, including bags, which shall hand be of 100 pounds capacity.

Second bags of will be acceptable, provided they are good quality and free from holes. The work included under this contract shall be commenced immediately upon the signing of the same, and be completed con or before February 28th, 1919. Particulars and specifications and any other information required can be obtained at the office of the undersigned. Samples of the material can be seen at the office of the undersigned, or at 1796 Notre Dame Street East, Montreal, P.Q., where it is stored and where the work will have to be performed. Each tender must.

be accompanied by an accepted cheque on a chartered bank. payable to the order of the Minister of Agriculture, for a sum not less of than five per cent. of the amount the tender, which will be forfeited if the parties tendering decline to enter into a contract when called upon to do so. If the tender is not accepted, the cheque will be returned. The total cheque will be forfeited if the contractor fails to complete the work contracted for within the specified time.

Certificates of payment shall be issued semi-monthly as the work progresses and shall not exceed in the aggregate ninety per cent. of the value of the work done. The lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Envelopes containing tenders to be marked: "Tenders for Grinding and Bagging Oil Cake, at Montreal," and addressed to the undersigned. These he tenders should be accompanied by sample of the bag it is proposed to use.

H. S. ARKELL, Live Stock Commissioner, 415 Wellington Ottawa. DOMINION COAL COMPANY DOMINION BITUMINOUS and STEAM and SPRINGHILL GAS COALS GENERAL SALES OFFICE 112 ST.JAMES ST. MONTREAL COAL Anthracite and Bituminous, Foundry and Furnace Coke, George's Creek, Cumberland, Smiths.

Rail shipments to points on Canadian Pacific and Grand Trunk Systems and their connections. prices apply to FARQUHAR ROBERTSON, LIMITED. STEAM COAL Direct Rail Shipment C.P.B. and C.G.R. from Mines at Minto, N.B.

R. MAX McCARTY Miners' Agent, 804 Beard of Trade BidE Majo 6998 'He left at once. for Ottawa to report, accompanied By Mrs. Simpson. FIRST AID To Avoid Spanish Influenza-Pure Drinking Water to make sure it is pure, drink LAURENTIAN WATER 6 CENTS PER HALF-GALLON BOTTLE DELIVERED Telephone East 3500-01.

FLORIST. Lay it with Corner St. Catherine and Guy Streets Quebec Branch 9 St. John Street For Funeral Flowers SEE OR 'PHONE DOMINION FLORAL CO. UPTOWN 4907 484 St.

Catherine St. West 2 Doors East of Cor. Windsor St. UNDERTAKERS. STAB 1840 Jos BRO UNDERTAKERS AMBULANCE HEADQUARTERS ONE OFFICE ONLY 290.

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Catherine St. West Established 60 Years G. Armstrong Co. UNDERTAKERS 6 Park Avenue. Tel.

Up. 1954 MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED. MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED BY Richard Hemsley Jewellers, 255 St. James Street, Montreal Phone Main 1855 52 Rosemount Ave. Tel.

Wrt. 659 WEDDING RINGS For All Electric Motor Repairs TELEPHONE MAIN 4900 Fred Thomson Co. LIMITED 7-9-11-13 St. Genevieve St. FOR SALE We have a good list of Houses For Sale.

We consider this a very good time to buy as the prices well worth considering. It you are in the market, consult 118. EWING EWING Eastern Townships Bank Building BIRTHS, ENGAGEMENTS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS 500 Per Insertion Prepaid, BIRTHS. CAPE- On October 8th, at the Good! Samaritan Hospital, Angeles, Callfornia, the wife of Stator E. G.

M. Cape, SOn. FORTUNE--On October 8th, at 53 The Regent Apartments, Amsbury Avenue, to Capt. and Mrs. W.

P. Fortune (nee Gwendolen M. Watson), a son. DIED. the 9th instant, CaroATKINSON.

McArthur, On beloved wife of John P. Atkinson. Funeral Friday, 11th instant, at 2.30 p.m., from her late residence, 35 Windsor Avenue, Westmount, to Mount Royal Cemetery. BOURASSA--In Montreal, on the 10th at the age of 74 years and 2 months, Noe Bourassa, butcher at the Bonsecours Market. Funeral will leave 28 Visitation Street at o'elock, Saturday, October 12th, to St.

Peter's Church, thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. BOYLE -In this city, on October 9th, 1918, Harold Ivan, beloved son of William Boyle and Rolla Donaldson. Funeral from his father's residence, 13 Young Street, at 7.45 Friday morning, to St. Ann's Church, and thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery, Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend.

LANE -Killed in action, in France, on 1st October, somewhere, George Arthur Campbell (Arthur) Lane, aged 19 years. 2nd Lieutenant, B.E.F., eldest son of Mr. Justice and Mrs. Campbell Lane, 84 Durocher Street, Montreal. Quebec, Ottawa, and Toronto papers please copy.

MACKINTOSH- On Wednesday, the 9th instant, at the residence of his father-inlaw. Lance-Corporal John Whyte kintosh, aged 80 years, dearly beloved husband of Inez Walker. Funeral on Friday, at 2.30 Outremont, p.m., from to 721 Durocher Avenne, Mount Royal Cemetery. Inverness, Scotland, papers please copy. MARTIN--On October 10th.

Charles E. Martin, of P. P. Martin Limited, aged 38 vears and 11 months. Funeral will take place on Monday, 14th instant.

from his residence, 24 MeTavish Street. at 8.45 a.m.. to St. James Cathedral, thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend.

MEEHAN- On Thursday, October 10th, 1918. at 14 St. Luke Street. Elizabeth Morton Barrett, in her 61st year, widow of the late P. J.

Meehan. Funeral notice later. Ottawa papers please copy. O'BRIEN On October 9th. 1018, in this cit v.

Barnard O'Brien, in his 80th Funeral from 29 Shearer Street. "Satur: day morning. October 12th, at 7.30, to St. Gabriel Church, and thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend.

Boston. and Tyrone, Ireland, papers please copy. PYKE -At Los Angeles. on Saturday, the 5th October. 1918.

Mactavish, second son the late Rev. James Pyke, Hudson Heights, P.Q. Notice of funeral Inter. SISENWAIN- -On Thursday, October 10th nt Toronto Base Hospital, Corporal Louis Sisenwaln, aged 23 years, dearly beloved son of Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Sisenwain. Funeral (private) from Wm. Wray's, 617 University Street, Friday, October 11th. at 3.30 p.m. SULLIVAN- On October 10th.

at his late residence. 12 Kinkora Avenue, Daniel Sullivan, dearly beloved husband of Annie Ryan. Funeral will take place Saturday morning at 8 o'clock to St. Anthony's Church, and thence to Cote des Neiges Cemetery. Friends and acquaintances respectfully invited to attend.

Ottawa, Toronto, and New York papers please copy. CARD OF THANKS. Mr. and Mrs. Peter S.

Thomson. of 701 Dorchester Street West, desire to thank all friends for their kind sympathy and, floral tokens. Fire Extinguishers HARRY K. MARTIN B15 BOARD OF TRADE BUILDING. 'Phone Main 4129.

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