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EKX X] ix 3 d t fye § FARRELL‘S SHOE â€"STORE ;) ®#s=«â€" TWO I_IIllIIlIllllIIllIlIIIIlIIlIIIlIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIIlIIIIIIIIIII|IIIIIIIIII|IIIII'IIIIIIIlIlIIIIIIlIIIlI_l = "BILLY THE GLASS MAN" SAYS:â€" 4A m (©) (©) (©) (©) (€) o (@) (€) (e) © [O] (e) (©) (e) (e) $ (€) (€) (©) (€) («€) («@) («©) (@) O O R Only fort. Why *) consists chiefly: of Assam teas, the richest and strongâ€" est in the worldâ€"is full flavored and very economical. Wihy sacrifice it by wearing cheaper footwear merely for a saving in first cost? â€" CÂ¥ 7. OUR shoes are made so carefully and so true to natural foot requirements that they are bound to give you comfor® and ABAIMIRIX) satisfaction. Why not try Watch for Our Ad. Next Week Keep in mind you get the Best Goods ak the Best Prices at Phone 239 Cool days and cooler nights are here and there will be colder days before they are warmer. Are all the broken winâ€" dows in the barp and outhouses repaired? Are the cellar window lights all in place? If not, why not? } A large stock of all sizes of GLASS now on hand.. Placé vour 6rder at once. before "the rush begins." Glass is a Also a large and complete assortment of automobile windshields. ) f WM. FARROW Apex Laundry Soap, reg. 7¢ bar, 5 for....... rwhina s‘ c s a5C Castile long Dar,reg. 5§C oL. ...\ s. ... h. .n t .cr.cle.. â€" 4n 9230 Castile Soap, reg. 5¢ tablet, extra special, P For..m‘...il.s 25e Princess Soap Plakes, a package......;.....;... .........100 Lux,. ree 195C SHellt e ulati t sils . sil . unc c‘ s for 25C Matches, 3 ‘boxes in package, reg. 45¢ at............... . 40¢ Bee Hive Corn Syrup in bulk, bring your own jar, a Ib.. ..;. 12326 Try a bottle of Syrup of Tar and Cod Liver Oil for your coughs and colds, regular 40¢, at........1;:......}=,..., : 35§C A large stock of a your order at once, E specialty in this store. Prunes, fresh in, reg. 25¢ Ib. at.. Corn and tomatoes, a tin...... .. Tartan Brand Peas, reg. 20¢ tin at fPea at a â€"real Bargain, 2 Ibs. for....i....;..... Lipton‘s Tea 14 1b. packet, Mack or mixed, reg fRolled Osats, 454 Ub.s for..:..i.r.J. n.uas. s d Creamery Butter‘ (Veribest) ‘special price.... Vanilla Extract, Reg. 15c size bottle at....... Corn Flakes (Kellogg‘s) 2 pkg. for........;.. sroken Shelled Walnuts, extra special a lb.. .. Victory Brand Salmon, reg. 40c large tin at... Pork and Beans, Helmet Brand, reg. I5¢, 2 tin SOAPSâ€"C. for the week Monday, November 15th ember 20th. f Never sold CONSIDER COMFORT l Di Sunlish Sugar. BESTS STORE tiks Take advantage of these very low J solh o00000 0000000000000 ennox operly made d mfort, P. & G., Gold, Ivory, Surprise or y arbar: is k lt riei k sels 2e se k tw T9 oo taly s Life Bouy or Polar White, a bar...... y Soap, reg 7c batr, 5 for......;....;., PAUEOR: 390 Af...!\%...s (Fs .le n C ns nia s ie reg. 5¢ tablet, extra special, 7 for..... These jprices only for cash )al1 in bulk. S§C L. ...\ .. on it se w e C ie ca s e‘ sls n t o i tabletr extra) special; 7 ‘for... .. .. .. . $y a package...... 0.; .is2.? dlsly k. franie sn aalr sns saclai.s‘s relse‘r * 7t T06 package, Keg. 4sc at.:.2..2.2i4003..%, a0e can cive that feeling of solid comâ€" Granulated Yellow NAAA AOAOUCCCEE Glass Time ‘~‘ Ig at M d RIH . .I8c.on 2 for 35¢ Grimsby tins 70C Here for 13¢ 1b. 12¢ lb. â€"‘:*‘** . 200 Ib. at 65¢ ~A‘â€"‘ 125C o +1:¢h OO & . »I5C . 80c 1I0C .ge 325C 32¢ 25C 110C 25C 40¢C I0OC 25C 50C 35¢C 25C (€) (@) (©) (©) (€) (©) (©) (©) (€) (€) (€) (©) (€) (€) (©) (©) (€) (@) (©) (e) (€) 6 (€) (©) (e) i @| («) (©) (©) (@) | (© 6 (©) (©) (©) O (©) (€) O o Ken Grout wants to kno erintendent of Works Rai can tell him what‘ Rome _ was going down to the ceme a scythe over his shoulder |‘ As a matter of fact the infrrmation |up-.to-date is meagre; as the inquest ’was held immediately following the \tragedy and nothing further has been ]done. When a man is killed generally the first thing the police do is to look for the weapon and if possible secure it. There were three officers of the law along with Mr. Spracklin and it seems strange that they did not at once secure Trumble‘s gunâ€"if he Mrs. Trumble swears that her husâ€" band had no gun. An outsider nâ€"mâ€" ed Smith swore that Trumble had no gun. The officers who were with Spracklin swore that Trumble had a gun; and the .question immediately arises ‘Why did these officers not seâ€" cure that: gun? One question that intrudes itselt into the enquiring ming is ‘What beâ€" came of Trumble‘s gun? % This puts the here in pretty 1 ter. rod bac Spracklin says that he fired in selfâ€" defence. He says that Trumble pointed a gun at him and that he im« mediately fired â€" his own gun and killed Trumble. y Where is the Trumble Gun? Th West of GRIMSSY very litt been accomplished and the w tem seems to be in a muddle, looks to me as if there was. thing radically wrone som There has been no charge laid against Spracklin in any court whatâ€" everâ€"and present appearances are that no charge will be laid;â€"conseâ€" quently "there will be no legal invesâ€" tigation to show to what extent Mr. Spracklin was,.to blame <~for killing Beverly Trumble. LVI The Profitéerin It is said that Ontario pensary I suppose this is ahout the only case in Ontario where one manr has killed another without at least a Magistrate‘s trial being heldâ€"and the killer either found guilty of manâ€" slaughter or murder or honorably acâ€" quitted. a wav It is also said that inside the pensary the scene is worse tha: any old time barroom. Tess o The crowd insideâ€"and lined uP outside waiting to get insideâ€"seekâ€" ing to ‘buy ibooze exceeds the crowds that useq to visit some of the poPUuâ€" lar barrooms to buy BEER previoUs to the closing hour on Sat«rday even ing. solss . d I did not, comment on the Sprackâ€" linâ€"Trumble affair last week because at the time of going to press I did not have sufficient, Gdefinite facts about the case to be able to form an opinion on it. Several people have asked me why I made no comment on the killing of Beverly Trumble by the Rev. J.O. L. Spracklin in Trumble‘s hotel at Sandwich on Saturday morning Novâ€" ember 6 in the ‘early hours of that day. €5i. And talking atbut the whiskey disâ€" pensary brings to my mind the fact that the Government is profiteering on whiskeyâ€"the profits for the past year made by the Government On whiskey, running into the millions of dollarsâ€"anq I have no doubt but that the Government has left itself open to ;prosecution for . profiteering if the matter was looked into. _ The Murder of Trumble vith this ackK Ken thinks if it was to C was a very wise moye as t after a very hard frost i1 r will very seldom revive & bli« THE PEOPLE‘S$ pA JAS. A. LIVIN Issued every We Oak Streets, Grimsby THE INDE do to me as if there }1 radically wrong, his zane of roadbuil THE INDEPENDENT 0 TOI We i ons EB amncs J crone L3 cce 4 Road 11 0 FACTS asp EANCIES 11 throu JAS. A. LIv "° J. A. M. Lva J.. ORLON LB Hami its d D hway of last week highway ir shape uild« It PENDENp Government. ou ~can Sm' nt â€" Whiske h h 101 in By F TE 1€ now completed the old travelling ow a few amp and halfâ€"bl mell : LHe, zey PSz Fast of the winâ€" builders nd Jor f. rog® nd Wi i digâ€" And following this question furâ€" ther it is a well establisheq.fact that a man with his finger on the trigger of a cocked gun will pull that trigger and discharge the arm by the . conâ€" traction or *%onvulsion of his muscles when he himself is shot. It is a well known fact that hunâ€" dreds of men have bheen shot or stabâ€" bed in the abdomen and still continâ€" ued to fight and even killed their adâ€" versary although later they themsely Had, Trumble been , shot in the head his mentality would have ‘been destroyed to a certain extent inâ€" stantly.. Had he been shot through the heart his physical power might have ibeen entirely destroyedâ€"but he was shot through the abdomen and yet he did not return his assailants fire. / * cording â€" to bointed it at killed. Trumble was not killed instantly. He lived fortyâ€"five . minutes. â€" Withâ€" out a doubt the man could have fired his revolverâ€"if he haq oneâ€"a dozen times after he was shot; if he so wish ed. This has occurred in hundreds of cases on the battlefield when soldiers were sniped @when« they had their finger on the trigger of <their rifle and invariably the gun < was fired even after they fell . although they were killed instantly. Spr'@cklin swore that Trumble‘s gun was fully eocked. If it was fulâ€" ly cocked the assumption is that Trumble‘s finger was on the trigâ€" gar. If Trumble haq a fully , cocked revolver in his hand and . his finger on the trigger of it why did he not shoot Spracklin after Spracklin had shot himâ€"voluntarily or involuntarâ€" ily 2 *9 One man escapes with a light punâ€" ishment for firing a revolverâ€"but Trumble is killed for merely pointng his revolver at another man and the man who killed him goes free withâ€" out even a trial. *5, And right here another thought inâ€" trudes itself and that is that after Trumble was shot he did not fire his revolverâ€"if he had oneâ€"although he lived for fortyâ€"five minutes. Surely Trumble was no more guilâ€" % ty in the eyes of the law for pointing @ eun at aiman‘who came into ° his | * house in the dead of night than a | man could be who fired a revolver |w at another man to hit him but did | & not do so. 7@ 3: RWa#e have in our police courts most weekly cases where men ha fired revolvers at othér men but hot injure them and these men : allowed to zo on light punishneent ;._,' STA\BLISHED 1885 c and Publishers. eral Manager isiness Manager .. Editor had b imble stood. on 1 he was in his o eklin entered thrc 2 deadâ€"of night. Ez to the i of thes r rights nble w ree ? ? uming that both 1 ;â€"up to that point on an equal footin: glin stood on his rights as a Inspect.r when he entered born {,jia that Spracklin.had mis; able when he fired at him; ging the bullet had struck in the left arm or shoulder nding himâ€"anq Trumble in ad fired a shot after he himâ€" meâ€"and take charge of it koe of Publishers, Main and ople are inclineg to think _ case. considerable deâ€" nwwhose ox was gored. rumble did not fire his iming that Trumble pointed his t Spracklin but did not fire. Spracklin pointed his gun at Jle and did fire and killed him. My rely there should ;'/a.tion to show & ?kl}n hadâ€" arrived ,’;‘{man' Snd As~aâ€"na 36. ONTARIO .ecues j 3 mmR B Nee Nmd Rt m_épracklinâ€"he merely him: and then Spracklin arrived when he could escape punishment for men _ courts alâ€" > men have men but did se men â€" are D both m € W1 un 3 Prohiition in Ontario and prohibiâ€" carried |tion in the United States have i men |brought aout the most disgraceful > and disgusting traffic in whiskey that when V n= point could [ O 0 .Spracklixi and his men then decidâ€" ed to enter the houseâ€"and he himâ€" self did so through a window. es succumbed to their injuries Therefore I claim that ‘there are some things connected with this tragedy that shoulqg be cleared up by a proper; legal, courtâ€"because it must be remembered that Spracklin and his officers had not intended to visit the Trumble house that nightâ€" they were merely passing and had their attention called to a man with a bleeding nose, ‘on the lawn. Therefore Spracklin as far as his visit to the Trumble home ‘is conâ€" cerned was merely on an experimentâ€" al trip. A The next point that comes up 18 with regard to the. gun itself. Did Trumble have a gun?â€"and did he acâ€" tually point it â€" at Spracklin? Was the gun loaded and cocked ?â€"What became of the gun?â€"Why did the ofâ€" ficers not secure it?â€"and why "did Trumble not fire it after he had been shot?â€" 2"?: °.2 } Another angq a very strong reason why a legal court should decide upon this matter is the fact that if any man shoots down another man, in this Province of Ontarioâ€"and especâ€" ially in the District where this recent trawedy occurred; and that man °Sâ€" capes without even. a magistrate‘s prial it establishes a precedent ,whi'ch other menâ€"following the desperate same of rumâ€"runningâ€"may take ad. | ofe Repeatedly there has been gunfire in this rumâ€"running District; and the climax has been reached when one of the License Inspectors shoots down‘ and kills a man in his own houseâ€"and apparently goes scotâ€"free. uie Yie «Lo oBo oBe eBe aBe aBe 1 En aBe aBe aBe aBe aBe aBe abe abe oBe aBe afe abe aBe aBe abe abe aBe aBe aBe aBe aBe oZe ofe afe obe ohe ofe aBe ofe abe aBe aSo ofe afe ate ofe ote ofe eBe afe afe ofe afe ofe Dentist _ > Office over J. C. Farrells ‘Shoe Store Phone 216 Electrical Equipment Grimsby Ontario MacKAY, MacKAY & PERRIHL Dominion Land Surveyors. Ontario Land Surveyors, Civil Engineers James J. MacKay, Ernest G. MacKay, William W. Perriec * Phone, Regent 4766 72 James St., N. _ Home Bauk Building â€" _ _ Hamilton Dentists » Officeâ€"Stephen Block (Second Floor) Office Hoursâ€"9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Grimsby Ontario Dentist Office and residence, 73 Sherman Ave.. South, between King and Main Streets, and five doors north of the H. G.:& B. Ry. line. Hamilton Ontarie n % BIRDS STORE CGRIMSBY 2 Dentist Officeâ€"Corner Main and Mountain Streets, over Canadian Bank of Commerce Office Hoursâ€"9 to 12, 1.30 to 5.30 Phone 127 Grimsby, Ont. Ph 157 ~â€" «Grimsb Â¥ one m:lms y i 11 ton lots. 4 7 â€" Our scratch feed is of best quality and right price. If you have not tried it yet, order some today, the quality and price will convince vou to buy more. â€"_â€" All Sizes and Lengths, Elbows, "T‘s". This pipe is made of the very best material and guaranteed first class in every ‘â€"_Cold weather is coming.> You will want pipe. We have it. Call in and get some. W a v lways a .Call DR. W,. A. BROWNLEE DR. H. G. BROWNLEE ibl DAVID CLOUGHLEY Ccal DR. 1. M. HUGHTON O1 H. P. SHEPHERD & SON LAND SURVEYOR DR. D. CLARK ain. shorts and middlin +1 F. HANSEL nd see us and & $ T OVE PIPE DENTAL O1 11 n M th n FLOUR 500 FEET FEED on hand. Lay in your wintel our prices, reduction on larg« Ontario meé Wednesday, November 17th, 1920 in 100 lb. bags and special prices on n was ever known in any country in the world. ‘_, Millions upon millions of dollars worth of whiskey is being run from Canada into thg United States at all points along the border from the Atâ€" lantic Ocean to Chicagoâ€"the chain of lakes .and rivers affording ample opportwaity for the development â€" of this nefarious traffic. The ‘Globe‘ says that ‘between the Province of Quebec and the States Vermont and Maine there is a terâ€" rible traffic in whiskey going on.‘ commended If Spracklinâ€" Ccan . SCUCULC: UHC _ NE port of the Ministerial â€" Associations and the support of the Churches and the support of the Prohibitionists throughout the country in his action of killing Beverly Trumbleâ€"then the other sideâ€"the desperadoes who . are engaged in the rumâ€"running business â€"you may be sure will take advanâ€" tage of and use the same tactics as Spracklin used and got away with. »pI without just . cause Or 164 will not be responsible f« debts she might contract. inCc E. H. LANCASTER Barrister, Solicito®, Notary Public Wl visit Grimsbh; ‘r consultation of clients each Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Grimsby Office Hotel Grimsby â€" Hamilton n real estate security. â€" Both Private and Company funds Valuator for the Hamiton Proâ€" Physl:;llan and Surgeon Office Hoursâ€"9 to 10 a.m. 2 to 4, 7 to 8 p. m. Phone 228. Depot Street, Grimsby Thursday LAZIER & LAZIER Barristers. Solicitors, Notaries, etc. Money to loan at lowest rates E ’{)‘fficeâ€"“Spec(ntor Building" _ _ vident and ] Insurance and Officeâ€"Main : Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public 45 Federal Life Bailding, Hamilton G. B. McCONACHIE Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public Officesâ€"Grimsby and Beamsville Money to doan at current rates 1V inona. Nov. 12; 1920 TU Spracklin can secure the _ supâ€" HENRY CARPENTER v wife Am efrt m y NOTICE MONEY TO LOAN ‘PHONE NO. 7 W. B. CALDER DR. L L. BUCK [Signed] and Loan Society WILLIAM HYLES MEDICAL LEGAL )veIu ir‘s supply ze quantitic l _ Real Estate Street, Grimsby H ng Jbusiness ake advanâ€" tactics . as way with. Main Street )Oal for any Ontario 1920 n on