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-THE STERLING- BANK OF CANADA
HEAD OFIFICE, - - - TORONTO, CANADA.
With 42 Branches in Ontario.
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The Goderich Branch occupies 4
Ioffices next to the Canadian Paci-
fic Railway Telegraph Office, but
Iproposes moving into the store new
occupied by J. H. Colborne, at the
Icorner of the Square andHamilton
Street, early next month, so soon
Ias necessary alterations have been
• made. This will be a great con
Ivenience to the farmers, as mi --
ton Street is practically the mar-
ket street of Goderich.
Authori,zed Capital $1,000,000.
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OFFICERS- and DIRECTORS
President Vice-president
G. T. SOMERS, Toronto W. K. GEORGE, Toronto
DIRECTORS
C. W. SPENCER, Montreal J. C. EATON, Toronto -
NOEL MARSHALL, Toronto WM. DINEEN, Toronto
JOHN H. TILDEN, Hamilton SIDNEY JONES, Toronto
H. WILBERFORCE ATKINS, M. D. '
General Manager, F. W. BROUGHALL
Bankers and Agents in Canada
THE DOMINION BANK THE TRADERS BANK OF CANADA
Great Britain: THE NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND, Limited.
Neer York Buffalo
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK THE PEOPLE'S BANK OF BUFFALO
Savings Deposits received at all Branches from
$1.00 upwards. INTEREST at 3 per cent.,compounded
four times a year.
Farmers' notes discounted at reasonab,e rates.
Collections made in all parts of Canada and the
States promptly, and at fair charges.
The Sterling Bank has opened
branches in the villages ''ages of Dun-
gannon, Varna and Bayfield, an
action which has `been greatly ap-
preciated by the farmers adjacent
to these points. And as it is im-
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possibleat this busy season for the E
different managers to call person-
ally upon each individual farmer,
we take this opportunity of wish-
ing all "A Merry Christmas and a I
Prosperous New Year."
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DUNGANNON BRANCH, \ VARNA AND BAYFIELD BRANCHES,
R. E. MANNING, Manager. WM. BEATTY M
GODERICH BRANCH, A. G. GAMBLE, Manager.
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RISTMAS TO ALL
A FEW SUGGESTIONS =T.OR JSEFUL CHR STMAS PRESE
LARGE STOCK OF HAR WARE, ETC.
S, OUT OF OUR
Silv,r Knives and Forks, Rodgers and Keen
goods.
Table, dessert and tea Spoons,Rodgers, Keen
and Nevada goods.
Pen and Jack Knives, in Joseph Rodgers', Iioker's and
all the hest makes. ('rices ranging front sc to $1.50.
SCISSORS -
I n the best makes, of.all st % les and sizes.
Calais in cases, made by the best makers.
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'PHONE STORE 22.
RAZORS
Ro.lgers, Keen Kutter, Carbo -N1
.igncI and
of others of th-!•best makes.
SKATES
Of all steles and sizes, prices from 43c to $g:
Chafing dishes, brass hot-water
brass trays.
Nickel -plated bathroom sun les, towel racks, soap
dishes, sponge -holder,. Glass set ' and tooth -brush
holders, combined.
kettles on stands,
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Kitchen Utensils in aluminum ware, gran e ware :inti
er ware.
LAMPS Library, Hall anal tit:ind
A Happy Thought Range
A'Radiant Home Heater
C H A S. C. LEE
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'PHONE HOUSE 112.
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