The Rhos Herald

'?, r- .<M"- man= E' Ike) ,¡. I "'1" -=:=:=:='=:M;="=:=::=:" "V ■>■■■■ A LABGE AND VARIED STOCK, OF 80IED STATIONERY ALWAYS ON HAND, NEATLY BOXED, AND AT PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY j Boxes 3d-, 6d-> and 1/- Mouraing fap«r and H^wlopes 'j ■ Foolscap Paper an lavelopes, Blotting Paper j' ) ■ r II THE BEST 1 Id PACKET OF STATIONERY ) t IN THE DISTBICT, I -WBBSO?BEEVB GOLD ILGIEIDAXj IlfcTIBZS. 1 MEMO ROOKS, ACCOUNT BOOKS, EXERCISE BOOKS, DAY BOOKS j LEDGEBS, &c., in great variety. j 9 B. MILLS AND SONS, | ^rinttrs, "ftlit;tùut1*S, §ooteflltrs. fteagcnts, fa ■ j HERALD OFFICE, RHOS | ..—r r^-nTironnrTrrTir iririnnfiyf M n—w— V, .w,— II. mi rim i"« II Tnri^immiirwiTirrmhiTmiriilTl llllll f- t"l.<eJIUa\!M1!æp:t. t M ■ ■ Îí-. II it fimms is niriiXi I j -—- ——— 1 1 | yfls If Business is dell, tbut is the time to advertise. Advertising will turn the j I, dullness of to-day into the brisk trade of to-morrow. If business is good, that "V' ■- |f i ■ teglfc is the time to advertise. Surely every merchant wishes business to stay good, -fIf:, l .and advertising is an assurance of this. No matter how much business a j f i, v mdSti merchant is doing, he should not be averse to seeing it become better. Good f '{" advertising will accomplish this. The man who has had energy enough to J work up a good trade usually has the ambition to wisli to see it grow and | 1 grow. Then he should use more and better advertising. I ■ I ;¡¡; '$ t 1! 'r ,'j oil SPfcENBHO SKSOTSt. (' c