Canadian Jewellers Association · Toronto : Maclean-Hunter Pub. Co · leaf 184
the delegates would be strengthening the hands ofthe national officers in their arguments with the bigeastern houses on the subject. Several jewelers, notably Mr. White, of Stettler, toldhow they had already abolished the free engraving andwatch loaning evils, and the methods they followed in… … MR. R. W. RUSSELL. Of Macleod, Second Vice-chairman of the Alberta Jewelers Association. Mr. Black, the newly elected provincial chairman, saidhis store was striving hard to abolish the watch loaningevil, that he was prepared to take a definite stand imme-diately. He had the same view on the free…
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