The Rhos Herald

t | i STATliWHrnl ,H. H" ,H. PH. ",I < I A LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF j 80XED STATIONERY ALWAYS ON HAND, NEATLY BOXED, AND AT PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY 1 Boxes 3d., 6d.. and 1/- Note Paper and 3-Unvolopes 1 Feolsoap Paper and :Envolopeni Blotting Paper I THE BEST H Id PACKET OF STATIONERY IN THE DISTRICT. -W-EESTER7S GOLD MBDAL IlsTSZS. | MEMO OOKS ACCOUNT BOOKS, EXERCISE BOOKS, DAY BOOKS LEDGERS, &c., in great variety. R. MILLS AND SONS, j. printers, jstatioiurs, ^oohstlkrs. agrii t5 HERALD OFFICE, EHOS -L I ¿1*BíU 8!L'IIII1 1 Wè.lIrlll r J I II Jí.. fll '««■«« ——t —— mi ,11111111 ,$- ,(.. I X BUSINESS IS ULI, PW ) I fctdtej Business is doll, that is the time advertise. Advertising will turn the k I 1 I dullness of to-day into the brisk trade of to-morrow. If business is good, that P I I Mfih is the time to advertise. Surelyeverymerehant wishes business tb stay good, i I fcjjf and advertising is an aasunmce of this.Nelmatter how much business a I + f ) merchant is doing, he should not be averse to seeing it become better. Good I 1 advertising will accomplish this. Hie man who has had energy enough to i I work up a good trade usually has the ambition to wish to see it grow and E 1 ■jiJIra?' It 2 pSqjjp grow. Then b« should use more and better advertising. 1' I r' ft.do I sib. I ,1, j ( 1 8Ir¡n P!I! !fIJllNt- fTnl'il-,æ 18J'n -f;1:iJ TIIBIB8tr. J[ .i.a; 'fT" '11'1'" t I ,.AI x