Canadian Jewellers Association · Toronto : Maclean-Hunter Pub. Co · leaf 288
oped that the time would come when the jewelerwould be sufficiently independent to be able to refuse tosell his wares to the man who was not forthy of them.The jewelry business had been an honored trade since thefoundation of civilization. It was their privilege and dutyto make it more so than ever… … MR. W. M. BIRKS,1st Vice-President of tine C.N.J.A. In meeting together as they were doing, the jewelerswere but repeating history. Both in France and in Eng-land in the olden days the trade guilds had existed, andthese formed an interesting study for the men of to-ay.Before there were freemen in…
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