C. C. Harman, Winnipeg manager for Henry Birks & Sons, has returned home from a business trip to New York, Montreal, and the eastern townships. Trade prospects are reported to be encouraging.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 6th October 1909
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Birks Will Build
Henry Birks & Sons, Montreal, now controlling the jewelry business of George E. Trorey, will erect a 10-story structure on Granville and Georgia streets, Vancouver, the site for the building costing $1,000,000.
Source: The Week - 20th January 1912
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Henry Birks & Sons, Montreal, now controlling the jewelry business of George E. Trorey, will erect a 10-story structure on Granville and Georgia streets, Vancouver, the site for the building costing $1,000,000.
Source: The Week - 20th January 1912
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Birks - Montreal - 1960
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Montreal Fire Causes Panic
Montreal. December 16. Fire did actual damage estimated at $30,000 to the Birks building, though the loss to the firms located therein will likely greatly exceed this amount. The principal sufferers are Henry Birks & Sons, Limited, jewelers, and William Notman & Son, photographers. A panic among the shoppers followed the breaking out of the fire, but no one was seriously hurt.
Source: The Evening Star - 16th December 1908
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Montreal. December 16. Fire did actual damage estimated at $30,000 to the Birks building, though the loss to the firms located therein will likely greatly exceed this amount. The principal sufferers are Henry Birks & Sons, Limited, jewelers, and William Notman & Son, photographers. A panic among the shoppers followed the breaking out of the fire, but no one was seriously hurt.
Source: The Evening Star - 16th December 1908
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Birks - Montreal and Ottawa - 1901
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Henry Birks, of Montreal has been elected one of the officers of the Home for Friendless Women for the ensuing year. Mr. Birks’ name is connected with many of the charitable institutions of that city.
Source: The Jewelers' Circular and Horological Review - 17th February 1892
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Source: The Jewelers' Circular and Horological Review - 17th February 1892
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MISS BIRKS'S WEDDING
Fiancee of Mr. L. C. Gillespie Erskine Selects Her Attendants
Mr. Louis C. Gillespie Erskine of 155 Riverside Drive, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wesley Erskine and grandson of the late Louis C. Gillespie of New York and Morristown, N. J., will marry Miss Miriam Wilkes Birks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Massey Birks of 294 Stanley st., Montreal, on next Tuesday In the American Presbyterian Church, Montreal. Miss Birks will be attended by her sister, Miss Haricot Birks, and the Misses Daistry, Notman, Kathleen Darling of Montreal and Miss Helen Ersklne, sister of Mr. Erskine. The latter will have Mr. Ranald Chambers of New York as best man. The ushers will be the Messrs. Noble, Gerard Birks, brother of Miss Birks; Denman Cherry and Benjamin Cory.
Mr. Erskine left Princeton In 1917 to enlist in the navy. He developed pneumonia at Newport and was discharged. On recovering he reenlisted in the army and served as instructor In machine gunnery.
Source: The Sun and the New York Herald - 15th May 1920
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Fiancee of Mr. L. C. Gillespie Erskine Selects Her Attendants
Mr. Louis C. Gillespie Erskine of 155 Riverside Drive, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wesley Erskine and grandson of the late Louis C. Gillespie of New York and Morristown, N. J., will marry Miss Miriam Wilkes Birks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Massey Birks of 294 Stanley st., Montreal, on next Tuesday In the American Presbyterian Church, Montreal. Miss Birks will be attended by her sister, Miss Haricot Birks, and the Misses Daistry, Notman, Kathleen Darling of Montreal and Miss Helen Ersklne, sister of Mr. Erskine. The latter will have Mr. Ranald Chambers of New York as best man. The ushers will be the Messrs. Noble, Gerard Birks, brother of Miss Birks; Denman Cherry and Benjamin Cory.
Mr. Erskine left Princeton In 1917 to enlist in the navy. He developed pneumonia at Newport and was discharged. On recovering he reenlisted in the army and served as instructor In machine gunnery.
Source: The Sun and the New York Herald - 15th May 1920
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Birks - Victoria, B.C. - 1965
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Birks-Ellis-Ryrie - Toronto - 1942
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Birks - Ottawa - 1980
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Henry Birks & Sons, Limited - Vancouver - 1907
Geo. E. Trorey - Managing Director
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Birks - Montreal - 1950
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Examples of Birks 'London Engraved' pattern:
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Henry Birks & Sons, Limited - Vancouver, B.C. - 1913
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Henry Birks & Sons, Limited - Vancouver, B.C. - 1912
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Henry Birks & Sons Limited - Montreal - 1932
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Henry Birks & Sons, Limited - Vancouver, B.C. - 1914
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Henry Birks & Sons, Limited - Vancouver, B.C. - 1913
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Henry Birks & Sons, Limited - Vancouver, B.C. - 1912
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Henry Birks & Sons, Limited - Vancouver, B.C. - 1912
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