Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-09
THE 3 GENT STAMP SYSTEM.

This bank has distributed to its arents snf,o-
lent quantity OF red five. cent deposit stamps,
little larger than the ordinary two cent postage
posit stamp 10 furnished with q sta q n denosit
book free, beautifully colored, with ten pages.
each each page ruled for twenty stamps, and when
by the depositor and sent to the bank. either
directly or through one Of the agents; the bank
fmen hoop issTes sitS 70 them regular ordinary
sent to the depositor or ageDtj the depositor
then begins to fill another leaf With stamps,
which Is sent or brought to the bank when full
posted At the same time, or the depositor can
wait until he. or she has filed the book, and
bring Or send It to the bank and receive an ordi-
Each page when filed Is ONE DOLLAR. zach
depositor must sign registry card containing
Senost hoo ase, d % an0 number OF stamp
agent VIII witness depositor's mark. these de-
posits win bear Ave and three per cent interest,
according to the bylaws Of the bank.
Remember the Bank 4s6 SOUTH MAIN ST, Cor WINSTON.
Ifyou do not understand the system, call at
the bank or on one of the bank g authorized
agents and have 1t more fully explained
THE MAIN STREET SAVINGS BANK AND TRUST
wth sapa Of October 49, $780,
Authorized City Agents
For the Five Cent Deposit Stamp System OF the
Main Street Savings Bank and Trust Co. Bank
Ing House, 426 3. Main st., Los Angeles, Cal
MAIN STREET.
w. S. Cross, Druggist 9O1 South Main st
A. +. LITTLEBoY, Druggist 100 N. Main st. II
T. T. PARK, Druggist, cor. Main and Twenty
f. 9. FISHER, Druggist, cor. Main and Washing
CITY PHARMACY, 800 S. Main, cor. E. Third st.
THE CALIFORNIA PHARMACY, cor. Fifth and
JOHN BEcKwITH, Druggist, 3O3 N Main st.,
near Temple
SPRING STREET.
R. W: ELLIS & Co., Druggists, lib 8. Spring st.
Ed BAER, Druggist, 1I3 N. Spring st. ''
HELLMAN, WALpECK & Co., Wholesale Station.
ers, 22O N. Spring st. tgNt
TEMPLE STREET.
s. AUSTIN, Bellevue Drug Store, 1886 Temple
A. E. CLARK. Horseshoe Grocery store, 1856,
J. H. Collins, Grocer, 1902 Temple ST., corner
J. F; CHRIsTornEs, Temple-street Drug Co.. 9l2
Temple st.
MISCELLANEOUS.
J. J. BuEHLER, Druggist, 247 f. First ST.
CHARLES 4. BEAN, Druggist, cor Pearl and Pico.
NJ. DAVIS, Druggist, 6O3 Broadway, Op. postofice
ScHATTE d Son. Grocers, cor. First and Vignes
WALLACE Son, Grocers cor Sixth and Grand av.
PARRIsH's PHARMACY, cor broadway and Fifth
J. X. VAwTER, Grocer, 657 S. Olive, arSeventh
X. G: GgIRADo, Wallstreet Pharmacy, 238 East
NJ. ". BROWN, Druggist, P. o. Station "D,''
Washington st.
s. II. McCLUNG 4 Co., Grocers, Olive and Twelfth
Ns
JOHN KoRBEL, Baker, cor E. First and State st.
HENRY woRLAND, Druggist, 1852 and 2l3I T..
Firstst.
Z. X. THRELKELD, Grocer, cor f. First and Baily
EAST Los ANGELES.
W. A. HORNE, Druggist, SO5 Downey ave.
J. II. BELLMAN, Old World Drug Store, 1929
Downey ave.
DIR. ALLEN 4 ALLEN, Druggist, Pasadena ave.
and Truman st.
FIRST WARD STORE, F. p. Brossait, Prop > cor.
Pasadena ave anG Wells sts
Country Agents.
Pomona-E. + Armour, druggist and news
dealer, central telephone Office n 'sas' u
Ontario-H. J. Rose, drugs and hardware. ~.
sPaseden3--H. H.. sussssrots. ". COf0rado St.
J. w. Wood, druggist
Newhall-Gso Campton, lumber, WOOL hides.
Anaheim-Ahaheim pharmacy, DR. Hunt, prop,
Orange-Gem pharmacy, II. p. Chubb, prop