Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-04
Main Street Savings Bank { Trust Co
CAPITAL, 100000. 90.
426 South Main Street, Los Angeles. Cal
FIVE CENT DEPOSIT STAMPS.

We have adopted the system Of 9 Cent Deposit
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 sav-
The Design
OF this Institution Is to afford safe depository
for the earnings of all persons, from Cents to-
$4,000, and at the tame time earn for them
THE GENT STAMP SYSTEM.
l'This bank has distributed TO its agents sufIic-
lent 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-
post stamp Is furnished with a stau deposit
book free, beautifully colored, with ten pages
flied represents one dollar Which is so torn ont
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 win bo
sent to the dcpositor or agent; the depositor
then begins to All 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 wait until he or she has filled the book, and
bring or send 1t to the bank and receive an ordi-
nary deposit book with the credit of ten dollars.
Each page when filled is ONE DOLLAR. Each
depositor must sign registry card containing
your name, age, address, and number Of STAMP /,
deposit book, and when depositor can notwrite, !,
agent will witness depositor's marx. These de.
posits will bear five and three per cent interest
according to the bylaws Of the bank.
Remember tho Bank, 426 SOUTH MAIN ST. Cor WINSTON.
If you do not understand the system, call at
the bank or on one OF the bank g authorized
agents gents a. and have It more fully explained.
cdun. rHh MAIN MA STREET SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST
with capital OF $2OO00000
Authorized City Agents
For the Five Cent Deposit Stamp System OF the
Main Street Savings Bank and Trust Co BANG
ing House, 426 s. Main ST., Los Angeles, Cal
MAIN STREET.
W. s. Cross, Druggist, 0Ol South Main st.
A. =. LlTTLEBoY, Druggist, 100 N. Main st.
H. i. Park, Druggist cor. Main and Twenty
f. FISHER, Druggist, cor. Main and Washing
ton streets.
TIE CALIFORNIA PHARMACY, cor. Fifth and
JOHN BEcKwl1H, Druggist 303 NJ Main st.,
near Temple
SPRING STREET
+: w ELLIS Co., Druggists, 1l3 s. Spring ST.
ND. BAER, Druggist 1l6 n Spring st.
hElLNAM, No wALpEcK & Co., Wholesale Station
ers, 20 N. Spring ST.
| TEMPLE STREET.
8. A. AUSTIN, Bellevue Drug Store, 1886 Temple
| St, cor Grand ave.
A. T. CLARK. Horseshoe Grocery Store, 1856
J. H. COLLINS, Grocer, 1902 Temple St, corner
Union ave.
J. F. CnRIsrornER, Templestreet Drug Co., 912
| MISCELLANEOUS
j. J. BuEHLER, Druggist, PAT f. First ST.
CHAhLES y. BEAN, druggist, cor Pearl and PicO..
NJ. DAVIS, Druggist 603 Broadway, op. postofice
| SCHATTE y SON, Grocers, cor. First and Vignes
WALLACE d Son, Grocers, corSixth and Grand ay.
PARRIsHs PHARMACY, cor Broadway and Fifth
j. f. VAwTER, Grocer, 657 s. Olive near Seventh
X. 6; ,GspIRADo, wall-street Pharmacy, 236 East
NJ. ". BROWN, Druggist P. o. Station "D,"
Washington ST.
s. II. McCLUNc & Co., Grocers, Olive and Twelfth
BOYLE HEIGHTS
JOHN koRBEL, Baker, cor L. First and State st.
HENRY WoRLAND, Druggist, 1852 and 2131 E.
Firstst. =
E. r. THEELKELD, Grocer, cor E. First and Baily
EAST Los ANGELES
w. A. HORNE, Druggist, SO5 Downey ave-
J. II. BELLMAN, Old World Drug Store, 1923.
Downey ave.
DIR. ALLEN ALLEN, Druggist, Pasadena ave.
and Truman st.
FIRST WARD STORE, F. P. Brossart, Prop , cor
Pasadena ave anc Wells sts -
Country Agents.
Pomona-E. 4 Armour, druggist and news
dealer central telephone Office.
Ontario-H. J. ROse drugs and hardware
Pasadena-H. FL. Suesserott, ". Colorado st.
J. W. Wood, druggist.
Newhall-Geo. Campton, lumber, wool, hides.
Anaheim-Anaheim pharmacy, Dir Hunt prop.
Orange-Gem pharmacy, NJ. T. Chubb, prop
Santa Ana--C. z Eife. oor Fs~rshaua Main.