The Trader and Canadian Jeweler, Vol 21 A Journal Devoted to the Interests of the Jewelry and Kindred Trades January, 1900 Classic Reprint

Excerpt from The Trader and Canadian Jeweler, Vol. 21: A Journal Devoted to the Interests of the Jewelry and Kindred Trades; January, 1900

Canadians have a vital interest in the conflict, for over a thousand of our bravest sons are fighting side.by side with the best blood of Great Britain and the other colonies in the defence of the flag in far off South Africa. Our hearts and our prayers are with our boys in this campaign, and while it IS almost too much to expect that they will all escape unscathed, we ask for them either a safe return or glorious death with their face to the foe. God bless our brave soldier boys, and if it be His will bring them all safely back to their loved ones and friends.

We are glad to hear such good accounts of trade from all parts of the country. Money has been more plentiful than for some years back, and the general report is a large increase in trade over last year, good and all as that was. We trust that all our readers will have been able to enjoy their Christmas turkey on account of the knowledge that their balance sheet will. Make a more than usually good showing.

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