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R. BRAND

City Exchange, 547 Main Street, Winnipeg


A fire at the City Exchange, 547 Main St., Winnipeg, of which R. Brand is proprietor, on Jan. 16 destroyed and damaged jewelry to the value of $500.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 7th February 1923

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J.A. PIBULX

1016, Ontario Street East, Montreal


The jewelry store of J. A. Pibulx, 1016 Ontario St. E., Montreal, was robbed early one morning recently by thieves who smashed the window and obtained jewelry valued at about $100.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 7th February 1923

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JOHN WOOD & SON

130, St. Paul Street, later, 137, later, 325, Notre Dame Street, Montreal


Examples of the marks of John Wood & Son of Montreal:








JW&S



John Wood & Son - Montreal - 1852



John Wood & Son - Montreal - 1875

Established in 1839. The business of John and Peter Wentworth Wood.

John Wood served his apprenticeship in London under William Issac Hinton (1807 - 7 years), he arrived in Montreal in 1832, and took his son, Peter, into partnership in 1844.

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D.G. CARNEGIE

14, King Street West, Toronto


An advertisement for D.G. Carnegie from the Provincial Exhibition held at Toronto in September 1858:


D.G. Carnegie - Toronto - 1858

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NERLICH & Co.

146-148, Front Street West, Toronto



Nerlich & Co. - Toronto - Undated


News has been received in Toronto of the death, in Dresden, Germany, of Henry Nerlich, Sen., formerly an extensive importer of fancy goods, in Toronto. He was of advanced years and had been resident in Dresden for some years and the present firm of Nerlich & Co. are carried on by his three sons.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 5th February 1902

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THE NORMAN SILVER PLATE Co.

Kingston, Ontario


Kingston, Ont. - The Norman Silver Plate Co. is the name of a new concern starting business here.

Source: Hardware & Metal - 5th August 1922

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DUPUY & DUPUY

Wellington Street, Sherbrooke



Dupuy & Dupuy - Sherbrooke - 1874

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D. AUBRIOTT

Montreal


Special Dispatch to The Tribune

Montreal, Dec. 9.—D. Aubriott, jeweler, has absconded after dishonestly borrowing money from various friends. Some very valuable watches left with him by Wilkes & Co. have also been carried off.

Source: The Chicago Tribune - 10th December 1876

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R.J. BUTLER

82, Rideau Street, Ottawa



R.J. Butler - Ottawa - 1879

Perhaps to be identified with R.J. Butler of Belleville, Ontario, see: viewtopic.php?f=38&t=31885&p=149275#p149275

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FILERS Ltd.

Regina, Saskatchewan


C. N. Meadows and C. E. Fulcher have been admitted as partners by the jewelry firm of Filers, Ltd., of Regina, Sask.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 6th February 1924

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THOMAS M. MURRAY

Renfield, Ontario


Chattel mortgages have been given by Thomas M. Murray, jeweler of Renfield, Ont., to Alexander Fraser for $724.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 6th February 1924

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J.A. HARLEY

Ladysmith, British Columbia


J. A. Harley, Ladysmith, B. C.. has given a chattel mortgage to H. T. Fulton for $400.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 20th September 1911

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L.C. VALHERES

Black Lake, Quebec


L. C. Valheres, Black Lake, Que., has made an assignment. A meeting of creditors has been called for Sept. 23.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 20th September 1911

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LAURENT HUDON

Hébertville-Station, Quebec


The assets of Laurent Hudon, Herbertville Station, Que., were sold Sept. 11.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 13th September 1911


The assets of Laurent Hudon, Hebertville Station, Que., who recently assigned, were advertised to be sold Sept. 11

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 20th September 1911

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DAVID WEINER

Cornwall, Ontario


The store of David Weiner, Cornwall, Ont., was entered by burglars on the night of Tuesday, Sept. 12, through a rear door by breaking a pane of glass. About $200 worth of watches and jewelry were stolen. Mr. Weiner was burned out only two months ago.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 20th September 1911

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HOPMAN VAN DEN BERG SONS, Ltd.

Montreal


Justice Dunlop, Montreal, has issued an order for the winding up of the firm of Hopman Van Den Berg Sons, Ltd., diamond dealers, which was incorporated in 1910 with a capitalization of $600,000. The order was made on the application of J. W. G. Hopman Van Den Berg, who claimed that the company was indebted to him for a large amount. N. A. Willis was appointed provisional liquidator.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 20th September 1911

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STEPHENSONS JEWELLERS

Oshawa, Ontario



Stephensons Jewellers - Oshawa, Ont. - 1963

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PARKER JEWELLERS Ltd.

231, Yonge Street, Toronto



Parker Jewellers Ltd. - Toronto - 1939

Established in 1915.

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B.F. STEWART

Rock Island, Quebec



B.F. Stewart, Reg'd - Rock Island, Que. - 1947

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JOHN M. PROCKTER

39, St. Lawrence Street, Toronto



J.M. Procter - Toronto - 1897

Settled.–It is said that John M. Prockter, the retail jeweler of this city whose failure was reported by us last month, has effected a settlement with his creditors at 25 cents on the dollar.

Source: The Trader & Canadian Jeweller - December 1890

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