The Rhos Herald

I DAI91fT STAYIQRBRYf I {} A LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF glOXED STATIONERY I ALWAYS ON HAND, NEATLY BOXED, AND AT PRICES TO SUIT EVERYBODY I Boxes 3d., 6d., and 11.. I Moumiag Note Faper and Mnvolopen -3i}i: J Foolscap Faper aaci En .elop. Blotting Paper 1 K ]Efl THE BEST -N I ld PACKET OF STATION R Y I IN THE DISTRICT. -r-" JR 7E; I j GOLD MEDAL INKS- I MEMO BOOKS, ACCOUNT BOOKS, EXERCISE BOOKS, DAY BOOKS I LEDGERS, &c., in great variety. R.MILLS AND SONS, I C%A Stationers, booksellers, Ifctosagtnts, &f. I herald office, rhos 't.! .i mmmmmmmmammmmmmmrnmmmmm—mmmmmmBMBMMHBBHBMMMMMMMMMMMMMBMMMMMBBMMMMMMMMMrtiiiiiriiiiiMi IF Btrmnsss XS am ■—„ -r —_=-==sr: ==—=—U" I If Business is dull, that is the time to advertise. Advertising will turn the I dullness of to-day into the brisk trade of to-morrow. If business is good, that J is the time to advertise. Surely every merchant wishes business to stay good, J:, and advertising is an assurance of this. No matter how much business a merchant is doing, he should not be averse to seeing it become better. Good advertising will accomplish this. The an who iu had energy enough to work up a good trade usually has the ambition to wish to see it grow and grow. Then he should use more and better advertising. • • ■. 7 v: I THIS HHPS ^HE&AL'