The Rhos Herald

"g i—— ■ — i »!«VIBHWWB«lBgMIBffl8B^^ I A LARGE AND VARTir.r> STOCK OP I 10IED STATIONERY I ALWAYS ON BAND, NEARLY BOXED, AT PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY 1 Boxes 3a.f 6d., and 1/- I .Mourning faptr and I ^oolsoap and laTeloptt; Blotting I THE BEST I F-colsoap Paper and Z,nvolo Pea, N-Iotting I-P or I Id PACKET OF STATIONERY I IN THE DISTRICT. J "WE IB STZEIK,' S C3-03L.XD MEDAL IKKS. J MEMO BOOKS, ACCOUNT BOOKS, EXERCISE BOOKS, DAY BOOKS I LEDGERS, &c., in great variety. I E. MILLS and SONS, 't '|rintfrs, ^fatioms, oohstlltts. JUtesagntte, fa HERALD OFFICE. RHOS j II. J 1/1" Ii! 111.. ill _1n1 I If VIIISX DULL I 1 I I ¡ If Business is dull, that is the time to advertise. Advertising will turn the I 1. f 1 ¡ dullness of to-day into the brisk trade of to-morrow. If business is good. that j 1 •-I ¡ is the time to advartiso*. Surely every merchant vishes business to stay good, 1 ij JtE-S I and advertising is an assurance of this. matter how much business a J If f merchant is doing, he should not be avene to seeing it become better. Good J| | I advertising will accomplish this. The man who has had energy enough to 1 I work up a good trade usually has the ambition to wish to see it grow and j r 1 grow. Then he ahoald ase more and better advertising. „ I P ¡ ,C> I TBS lIal HERALD ES.At6PLBBB.ED KEBltWB.. I ■ .,7 1 'N