4, Bloor Street West, Toronto
W.H. Parker - Toronto - 1926
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W.H. PARKER
4, Bloor Street West, Toronto
W.H. Parker - Toronto - 1926
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4, Bloor Street West, Toronto
W.H. Parker - Toronto - 1926
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WATSON
Newmarket, Ontario
Watson - Newmarket, Ont. - 1867
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Newmarket, Ontario
Watson - Newmarket, Ont. - 1867
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VAN VALKENBURG & SON
Forest, Ontario
Van Valkenburg & Son - Forest, Ont. - 1972
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Forest, Ontario
Van Valkenburg & Son - Forest, Ont. - 1972
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ALFRED MORPHY
London, Ontario
Word has reached Detroit that Alfred Morphy, retail jeweler at London, Ont., and well known here, was severely injured when struck by an automobile, as he was crossing the street in London Friday afternoon, July 28. He was removed to St. John's hospital in London.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 6th August 1919
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London, Ontario
Word has reached Detroit that Alfred Morphy, retail jeweler at London, Ont., and well known here, was severely injured when struck by an automobile, as he was crossing the street in London Friday afternoon, July 28. He was removed to St. John's hospital in London.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 6th August 1919
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EILERS Ltd.
Regina, Swift Current, and Fort Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan
Eilers Ltd. - Regina, Sask. - 1935
Walter Eilers was noted as manager of Eilers Limited and a member of the Regina Board of Trade in 1929.
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Regina, Swift Current, and Fort Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan
Eilers Ltd. - Regina, Sask. - 1935
Walter Eilers was noted as manager of Eilers Limited and a member of the Regina Board of Trade in 1929.
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LAMOTHE & LAFLEUR
Montreal
Lamothe & Lafleur, jewelers, are registered at Montreal by Armonde Lamothe and Dosithee Lafleur.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 3rd November 1927
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Montreal
Lamothe & Lafleur, jewelers, are registered at Montreal by Armonde Lamothe and Dosithee Lafleur.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 3rd November 1927
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FRANCIS & COMPANY
Selkirk, Manitoba
Francis & Company - Selkirk, Man. - 1944
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Selkirk, Manitoba
Francis & Company - Selkirk, Man. - 1944
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THE INTERNATIONAL NICKEL COMPANY OF CANADA, Ltd.
85, Yonge Street, Toronto
The International Nickel Company of Canada, Limited - Toronto - 1958
'INCO'
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85, Yonge Street, Toronto
The International Nickel Company of Canada, Limited - Toronto - 1958
'INCO'
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HART BROTHERS
280, Yonge Street, Toronto
The stock of Hart Bros., jewelers of 280 Yonge St., Toronto, recently sustained damage by fire amounting to about $4,000, the loss being partly covered by insurance.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 23rd February 1927
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280, Yonge Street, Toronto
The stock of Hart Bros., jewelers of 280 Yonge St., Toronto, recently sustained damage by fire amounting to about $4,000, the loss being partly covered by insurance.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 23rd February 1927
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E.P. BATTLEY
Sarnia, Ontario
E.P. Battley - Sarnia, Ont. - 1936
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Sarnia, Ontario
E.P. Battley - Sarnia, Ont. - 1936
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JOHN A. NASH
182, Dundas Street, London, Ontario
John A. Nash - London, Ont. - 1928
An image of the shop-front of John A. Nash published in 1922:
A novel advertising stunt which brought big business was recently carried out at the John A. Nash jewelry store of Dundas St., London, Ontario. Using crisp $5 bills to focus attention, there was shown a window of unset rings, and in attractive card announcements the statement: “Remount Week,” and the offer to do free re-setting from any reset from $5 up. With these cards was another with the usual Nash epigram, “Any woman who sticks to the old style in jewelry is advertising her age,” and this proved a source of merriment as well as conviction to those stopping and reading and every passing woman was drawn to the window. The display included rough nuggets of different sorts of gold, red, white and green alloys, and a bar of pure gold from the royal mint at Ottawa. Pictures were shown of uncut stones and cutters at work. The effectiveness of the display was proved by the marked increase in the volume of business.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 22nd March 1928
This was a continuation of the business of A. H. Trebilcock, see: https://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopi ... sh#p103437
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182, Dundas Street, London, Ontario
John A. Nash - London, Ont. - 1928
An image of the shop-front of John A. Nash published in 1922:
A novel advertising stunt which brought big business was recently carried out at the John A. Nash jewelry store of Dundas St., London, Ontario. Using crisp $5 bills to focus attention, there was shown a window of unset rings, and in attractive card announcements the statement: “Remount Week,” and the offer to do free re-setting from any reset from $5 up. With these cards was another with the usual Nash epigram, “Any woman who sticks to the old style in jewelry is advertising her age,” and this proved a source of merriment as well as conviction to those stopping and reading and every passing woman was drawn to the window. The display included rough nuggets of different sorts of gold, red, white and green alloys, and a bar of pure gold from the royal mint at Ottawa. Pictures were shown of uncut stones and cutters at work. The effectiveness of the display was proved by the marked increase in the volume of business.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 22nd March 1928
This was a continuation of the business of A. H. Trebilcock, see: https://www.925-1000.com/forum/viewtopi ... sh#p103437
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GILL, PARR & Co., Ltd.
The Sheffield House, 102, Stanley Street, Montreal
Gill, Parr & Co., Ltd. - Montreal - 1921
Gill, Parr & Company, Ltd. - Montreal - 1922
Gill, Parr & Co., Ltd. - Montreal - 1922
Canadian distributors for Gladwin's Embassy Plate.
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The Sheffield House, 102, Stanley Street, Montreal
Gill, Parr & Co., Ltd. - Montreal - 1921
Gill, Parr & Company, Ltd. - Montreal - 1922
Gill, Parr & Co., Ltd. - Montreal - 1922
Canadian distributors for Gladwin's Embassy Plate.
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SEWELL
Cobalt, Ontario
During the night of April 3d Sewell’s jewelry store at Cobalt, Ont., was robbed of five rings valued at $280. An attempt was made to affect an entrance to the store by cutting a glass panel of the door, but this proving unsuccessful a stone was thrown through the side window. Several articles of glass and chinaware were broken, making a total loss of about $400. There is no clue to the identity of the thieves.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 13th April 1927
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Cobalt, Ontario
During the night of April 3d Sewell’s jewelry store at Cobalt, Ont., was robbed of five rings valued at $280. An attempt was made to affect an entrance to the store by cutting a glass panel of the door, but this proving unsuccessful a stone was thrown through the side window. Several articles of glass and chinaware were broken, making a total loss of about $400. There is no clue to the identity of the thieves.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 13th April 1927
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FREDERICK CLARINGBOWL
8, James Street South, later, 22, McNabb Street North, Hamilton, Ontario
Frederick Claringbowl, jeweler, Hamilton, has the sincere sympathies of the trade on account of the death of his wife, which occurred on the 1st inst. under peculiarly painful circumstances. Two days before Mrs. Claringbowl complained of illness and a doctor who was called in declared her to be suffering from an internal trouble requiring an operation. She was unable to withstand the shock and died shortly after having been operated on.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 13th February 1901
F. Claringbowl, the well-known jeweler, of Hamilton, Ont., recently changed his location, having removed from 8 James Street, South, to 22 McNabb Street, North. The new quarters afford an appreciable increase of space and are very handsomely equipped. A capacious window of plate glass provides fine frontal display facilities, and the interior furnishings are prettily finished in cherry and fancy glass. The lighting arrangements are abundant, consisting of an electrical and gas apparatus combined. The store is steam-heated, and includes a comfortable workroom and well-appointed optical department.
Source: The Keystone - June 1905
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8, James Street South, later, 22, McNabb Street North, Hamilton, Ontario
Frederick Claringbowl, jeweler, Hamilton, has the sincere sympathies of the trade on account of the death of his wife, which occurred on the 1st inst. under peculiarly painful circumstances. Two days before Mrs. Claringbowl complained of illness and a doctor who was called in declared her to be suffering from an internal trouble requiring an operation. She was unable to withstand the shock and died shortly after having been operated on.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 13th February 1901
F. Claringbowl, the well-known jeweler, of Hamilton, Ont., recently changed his location, having removed from 8 James Street, South, to 22 McNabb Street, North. The new quarters afford an appreciable increase of space and are very handsomely equipped. A capacious window of plate glass provides fine frontal display facilities, and the interior furnishings are prettily finished in cherry and fancy glass. The lighting arrangements are abundant, consisting of an electrical and gas apparatus combined. The store is steam-heated, and includes a comfortable workroom and well-appointed optical department.
Source: The Keystone - June 1905
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JACK SMITH
Exeter, Ontario
Jack Smith - Exeter, Ont. - 1953
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Exeter, Ontario
Jack Smith - Exeter, Ont. - 1953
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THE ASSOCIATED INDUSTRIES OF JAPAN
Vancouver, British Columbia
W. R. Beatty, of Vancouver, B. C., representing the Associated Industries of Japan, called on the Philadelphia trade last week.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 11th December 1918
'The Associated Industries of Japan, Ltd.', with their head office located at Vancouver, B.C. were noted in 1919 as comprising of some one hundred and sixty Japanese manufacturers.
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Vancouver, British Columbia
W. R. Beatty, of Vancouver, B. C., representing the Associated Industries of Japan, called on the Philadelphia trade last week.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 11th December 1918
'The Associated Industries of Japan, Ltd.', with their head office located at Vancouver, B.C. were noted in 1919 as comprising of some one hundred and sixty Japanese manufacturers.
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JOHN LOBBAN
Thessalon, Ontario
John Lobban, Thessalon, Ont., has sold out.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 11th December 1918
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Thessalon, Ontario
John Lobban, Thessalon, Ont., has sold out.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 11th December 1918
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J.E. LECLAIR
Montreal
J. E. Leclair, jeweler, is registered in Montreal.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 11th December 1918
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Montreal
J. E. Leclair, jeweler, is registered in Montreal.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 11th December 1918
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KELLER & Co.
Welland, Ontario
Keller & Co. of Welland, Ont., are succeeded by O. R. Keller.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 11th December 1918
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Welland, Ontario
Keller & Co. of Welland, Ont., are succeeded by O. R. Keller.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 11th December 1918
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HARRY ARONSON
115, Craig Street West, Montreal
BOUND AND ROBBED
Montreal Jeweler Thrown into Coal Bin By Bandits Who Walk Away with Gems Valued at Over $7,000
Montreal, Can., June 21.—At about half past nine yesterday morning the jewelry store of Harry Aronson, 115 Craig St., W., was entered by two men who asked to be shown some diamonds. As Mr. Aronson, who was alone in the store, was producing the goods, one of the men presented a revolver and ordered him to come from behind the counter. He was then seized by the robbers, both of whom were armed, tied up with ropes and thrown into the coal bin in the rear of the store.
The men, who were joined by two others, secured diamonds and jewelry valued at between $7,000 and $8,000, and walked-off to an automobile which was waiting for them.
Mr. Aronson managed to free himself a few minutes later and at once notified the police.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 27th June 1923
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115, Craig Street West, Montreal
BOUND AND ROBBED
Montreal Jeweler Thrown into Coal Bin By Bandits Who Walk Away with Gems Valued at Over $7,000
Montreal, Can., June 21.—At about half past nine yesterday morning the jewelry store of Harry Aronson, 115 Craig St., W., was entered by two men who asked to be shown some diamonds. As Mr. Aronson, who was alone in the store, was producing the goods, one of the men presented a revolver and ordered him to come from behind the counter. He was then seized by the robbers, both of whom were armed, tied up with ropes and thrown into the coal bin in the rear of the store.
The men, who were joined by two others, secured diamonds and jewelry valued at between $7,000 and $8,000, and walked-off to an automobile which was waiting for them.
Mr. Aronson managed to free himself a few minutes later and at once notified the police.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 27th June 1923
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