The Rhos Herald

-,c r< J- _N: I S Y&TI<lii1§ll¥ 11 i ==- I A LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF 80XED STATIONERY I ALWAYS ON HAND, NEATLY BOXED, AND AT PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY I Boxes 3d., 6d., and 1/- | Mourning Paper and Bnvalopas I Fapar and Slotting- Fapar pot I THE BEST td PACKET OF STATIONERY IN THE DISTRICT. "WJEZBSTIEIR-'S GhOT i"D ~M RIT"^ A T. INKS- MEMO BOOKS, ACCOUNT BOOKS, EXERCISE BOOKS, DAY BOOKS LEDGERS, &c. in great variety. R. MILLS AND SONS, printers, tatiantrst ^oobdkrs, Jtosagwis, th HERALD OFFICE. RHOS '1 II loll IT Jar .Jill 1 i r mm ■■Hiiwiili III III PHI I WHIil IIUII lUlill lilMJIAIlimi "q bINlIPiMØIiI' 111111111111111111 I— J now ,now- IT BUSINESS IS r, v < -j." .— I Iff If Business is doll, that is th etime to advertise. Advertising will turn the dullness of to-day into the brisk trade of to-morrow. If business is good, that gfcjl, is the time to advertise. Surely every merchant wishes business to stay good, t I and advertising is an assurance of this. No matter how much business a I merchant is doing, he should not be averse to seeing it become better. Good I W& advertising will accomplish this. The man who has had energy enough to ? f work up a good trade usually has the ambition to wish to see it grow and I grow. Then he should use more and better advertising. I /I THE RK0& HERALD 11 |