With adequate capital to take care of advance orders, Mr. Williamson has advanced by reason of the general advance over the country. If you have been holding back in the spending of your household furnishings budget because you were afraid of the high prices you might have to pay for rugs, curtains, tables, chairs, beds, early tied up manufacturers all over the country at the old low prices. Not a single price in Williamson's store, 11 mattresses, dressers, shades, cretonnes, and any other article for which you longed, just put that fear in your pocket-book and take your money out. Come to Williamson's. Take that commodious elevator to the third floor, and see for yourself that not a single thing is sold at a higher figure than last year and in many departments there has been an actual reduction in price. This can be provided to your satisfaction anywhere on that huge furniture floor which is so cheap full of new things that tables are piled on tables, rugs on rugs, and virtually double the floor space thus secured through heaping the stuff up in great piles of brand-new low-priced merchandise of best make, and most popular designs and finish.
The people of the Palouse country have never had a better chance to make a dollar go a long way. They have never bought furniture to greater advantage than it can be bought today. That neat sum for reserves which Mr. Williamson put last season into advance orders has poured thousands of dollars into the pockets of the Palouse people. 