The Canadian Trade, Information, Advertisements, Etc.

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NIXON

Cobourg, Ontario



Nixon - Cobourg, Ont. - 1852

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VICTOR LOSA

9816, Jasper Avenue, Edmonton, Alberta



Victor Losa Jewellery Store - Edmonton - 1959

Walter Meyer, Norwegian Watchmaker.

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W.H. SCOTT & Co.

King Street, Cobourg, Ontario



W.H. Scott & Co'y - Cobourg, Ont. - 1886

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JOHNSTON BROS.

2359, St. Catherine Street, Montreal



Johnston Bros. - Montreal - 1905


No trace has yet been found of the $15,000 worth of diamonds stolen from the jewelry store of Johnston Bros., St. Catherine St., Montreal, three weeks ago. Circulars have been sent out to all the police departments in Canada and the United States, giving a full description of the stolen diamonds, but so far none of them have been recovered. Photographs of jewelry thieves who are known to be at large have been sent to Montreal by Boston, New York, Chicago and other cities, but the clerks who were in the store at the time the robbery is supposed to have been committed have been unable to identify them. An advertisement has been published in the papers offering a reward of one-third the value of the diamonds for information that will lead to the arrest and conviction of the thieves, or for the recovery of the stolen diamonds. There is a suspicion that the thieves have gone to Europe.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 2nd August 1905

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SMITH & MAHONEY

75, Quebec Street, Guelph, Ontario



Smith & Mahoney - Guelph, Ont. - 1928

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T.C. SMITH

702, Dundas Street, Toronto



T.C. Smith - Toronto - 1916

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THE EUROPEAN Co.

405-406, Confederation Life Building, Toronto



The European Co. - Toronto - 1920

'MYOTIS'

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HOWARD WILLIAMS

20-22, Macnab Street North, Hamilton, Ontario



Howard Williams - Hamilton, Ont. - 1947


Howard Williams - Hamilton, Ont. - 1947

Established in 1878.

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CARL K. THORLAKSON

699, Sargent Avenue, Columbia Press Building, Winnipeg, Manitoba



The Watch Shop, Carl K. Thorlakson - Winnipeg - 1944


The Watch Shop, Carl K. Thorlakson - Winnipeg - 1952

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GEORGE A. MONTGOMERY

Market Street, Brantford, Ontario



Geo. A. Montgomery - Brantford, Ont. - 1885

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D.L. BETTCHEN

Moyie, British Columbia


The trustee distributed the assets of D. L. Bettchen, jeweler, Moyie, B. C., on March 1.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 6th March 1901


PURSUANT TO THE CREDITORS TRUST DEEDS ACT AND AMENDING ACTS
Notice is hereby given that the Trustee upon the estate of D. L. Bettchen, sometime watchmaker and jeweller, Moyie, B. C., will proceed to distribute the assets of said estate on 1st March next, having regard only to the claims of which he then has notice, and will not be liable after said date for the proceeds of said estate, or any part thereof so distributed, to any creditor of whose claim he was ignorant at said date.
LEWIS THOMSON,
Trustee. Moyie, 1st February, 1901.

Source: The British Columbia Gazette - 28th February 1901

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W.F. COCKSHUTT & Co.

3 & 4, Merchants' Exchange, Brantford, Ontario



W.F. Cockshutt & Co. - Brantford, Ont. - 1885

Established in 1832.

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U.W. MINOR

151, Colborne Street, Brantford, Ontario



U.W. Minor - Brantford, Ont. - 1885

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H. SHEPPARD

Grandview, Manitoba


H. Sheppard has opened a jewelry store at Grand View, Man.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 6th February 1901

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P.A. CREWS

Mount Forest, Ontario


R. J. Vincent has purchased the jewelry business of P. A. Crews, Mount Forest, Ont.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 6th February 1901

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A. MARTIN

St. Vincent and Notre Dame streets, Montreal


The jewelry store of A. Martin, St. Vincent and Notre Dame Sts., Montreal, was broken into Jan. 25 and some valuable articles were stolen. Mr. Martin reported the affair to the police.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 6th February 1901

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GEORGE COOPER

Toronto


Almost every retail jeweler in Canada knows George Cooper, the former engraver of Toronto. George went along with his Company in the "Queen's Own," and was unfortunately wounded in the battle with the Indians under Poundmaker at Cut Knife Creek. His many friends in the trade will be glad to know that George fought like a hero, and that although his wound (through the thigh) was a severe one, he is now almost convalescent.

Source: The Trader - July 1885


George E. Cooper, well known to the trade as an expert engraver on his own account, died on Jan. 24 in the General Hospital, Toronto, aged 55 years. He had a large number of friends in sporting and military circles.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 6th February 1901

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W.F. CARRIER

Toronto


W. F. Carrier, formerly in the wholesale jewelry trade in Toronto, but of late years the business representative of the Montreal Star, in Toronto, died on the 26th inst. at Grace Hospital, where he had gone to have an operation performed.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 6th February 1901

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FRED BUSCOMBE

Vancouver, British Columbia


Fred. Buscombe, jeweler, Vancouver, B.C., has been visiting the eastern markets and leaves in a few days for a European trip, returning home in May.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 13th February 1901

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DAVID REESOR

Brandon, Manitoba


David Reesor, Brandon, Man., whose store was recently destroyed by fire, has purchased the store in the same city recently occupied by the late T. F. Butcher, jeweler, and will shortly re-open business on an extensive scale.

Source: The Jewelers' Circular - 13th February 1901

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