Los Angeles herald., 1890-12-25
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CAPITAL, 100000. 90.
426 South Main Street, Los Angeles, Cal
FIVE CENT DEPOSIT STAMPS.

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Stamps, which has been successfully carried on
in many of the cities OF Europe for over fifty
years, and lately adopted by many of the saw
ing banks of the United States.
The Design
OF this institution is to afford a safe depository
for the earnings OF all persons, from 5 Gents to
5000, and at the same time earn for them a
fair rate of interest.
THE CENT STAMP SYSTEM.
This bank will distribute to its agents a suffic-
ient quantity of red five cent deposit stamps, a
little larger than the ordinary two cent postage
stamp, and each purchaser of one five cent de-
posit stamp is furnished with stau p deposit
book free, beautifully colored, with ten pages,
each page ruled for twenty stamps, and when
filled epreseuts one dollar, which is torn out
by the depositor and sent to the bank, either
directly or through one of the agents; the bank
book with the credit of dollar, which will be
sent to the depositor or agent the depositor
then begins to fill another leaf with stamps,
which is sent or brought to the bank when full,
and so on. Any number of leaves can be de.
posted at the same time, or the depositor can
wait until he or she has filled the book, and
nary deposit book with the credit of ten dollars.
Each page when filed is ONE DOLLAR. Each
depositor must sign a registry card containing
your name, age, address, and number of stamp
deposit book, and when depositor can not write,
agent will witness depositor's marx. these de-
posits will bear FIVE and three per cent interest
Remember the Bank 426 SOUIH MAIN ST., Cor WINSTON.
the bank or on one of the bank authorized
agents and have it more fully explained.
r. THE MAIN STREET SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST
COMPANY was Incorporated October %, 1889,
with capital of $20O,000.00.
Authorized City Agents
For the Five Cent Deposit Stamp System of the
Main Street Savings Bank and Trust Co Bank
ing House. 4Z6 s. Main ST., Los Angeles, Cal.
MAIN STREET.
W. s. CROSS, Druggist, 9O1 South Main st.
A. f. LITTLEBoY, Druggist, 1GO N. Main ST.
T. PARK, Druggist, cor. Main and Twenty
E. c. FISHER, Druggist, cor. Main and Washing
ton streets
CITY PHARMACY, 300 S. Main, cor E. Third st.
THE CALIFORNIA PHARMACY, cor. Fifth and
JOHN BEcKwITH Druggist 3O3 N. Main st.,
near Temple.
SPRING STREET
K. w. ELLIS & Co., Druggists, 113 S. Spring ST.
ED BAER, Druggist, 1I6 n. Spring st.
HELLMAN, WALpECK & Co., Wholesale Station
ers, 22O N. Spring st.
TEMPLE STREET.
S. A. AUSTIN, Bellevue Drug Store, 1856 Temple
ST., cor Grand ave.
A. E. CLARK. Horseshoe Grocery Store 1853
Temple st.
J. H: COLLINS, Grocer, 1902 Temple ST., corner
J. F. CHRIsToPHER, Templestreet Drug Co., 912
Temple st.
MISCELLANEOUS.
j.! BuEHLER, Druggist, 247 E First st. .
CHARLES =. BEAN, Druggist, cor Pearl and Pico.
NJ DAVIS, Druggist 603 Broadway, OPP. postotfice
SCHATTE d Son. Grocers, cor. First and'Vignes.
WALLACE Il Son, Grocers, cor Sixth and Grand av.
PARRIsH's PHARMACY, cor Broadway and Fifth.
J. f. VAwTER, Grocer, 657 S. Olive, near Seventh
R. G: GuIRADo, Wall-street Pharmacy, 236 East
Fifth ST.
NJ. W. BROWN, Druggist, P. o. Station 3D."
Washington ST.
S. IL. McCLUNG 4 Co., Grocers Olive and Twelfth
BOYLE HEIGHTS.
JOHN KoRBEL, Baker, cor Z. First and State st.
HENRY WoRLAND, Druggist, 1852 and 2131 E.
Firstst.
Z. r. THRELKELD Grocer, cor f. First and Baily
EAST Los ANGELES.
w. A HORNE, Druggist, S05 Downey ave.
J. II. BELLMAN, old World Drug Store, 1928
Downey ave.
DIR. ALLEN Il ALLEN, Druggist, Pasadena ave-
and Truman st.
FIRST WARD STORE, F. P. Brossart, Prop cor
Pasadena ave anG Wells SITS.
Country Agents.
Pomona-E. f Armour, druggist and news
dealer, central telephone Office.
Ontario-H. j. Rose drugs and hardware
Pasadena-H. II. Suesserott, ". Colorado st.
]. W. Wood, druggist.
Newhall-Geo. Campton, lumber, wool, hides.
Anaheim-Anaheim pharmacy, DR. Hunt, prop.
Orange pharmacy, NJ. p. Chubb, prop.
Santa Ana-C. C. Fife, cor. Fourth aud Main.