The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-04-08
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seas6rls-ss TIE moss heavily CT.
tte.a n the uao1s ts-sr and means
1etter closhsng and better WOODEN FIR
nisaiags 2. greatly re1zceS corx. II
sorae cases wooien garments have
suffered cats Of ls9 percent. TIE
tEty On wooiea clothiag "A tne nsr
sarsn wfll ezabfe the consumer n
purchase, for ~. suit FOR which b
now pays si9, The reduction On high
er priced clothes vii be 10 equal
ratio,
Noolen sockr, underwear. sweaters
muffiers and gioyes will be imported
into his country and sold AZ prices
much cheaper than now prevail.
Cotton CLOTHING 0. all kinds, lnclud
Ing mems and vomen's undertaking
an enormous item. has been cut i0f
percent.
Leather and leather goods, with tbs
exception on dress gIores, are put or
the free list This viii force Aneri
can manufacturers OF shoes TO com
pete With, foreign markets The cut
10 duty on mems dress gloves will re
duce their prices an average Of fit;
cents per pair Workingmens gloves
are put on the free list.
! Fuel; Pituminous and anthracite
coal are now duty free and viii per
nit large 'mportations Of English
Welsh and Canadian Goals.
miscellaneous: The consumer vii
be able 70 purchase excellently nad'
foreign paints at very low prices.
All soaps have been cut from tween
| " 10 FIVE percent. This will forcs
American soap makers to materially
lower the price Of their products Oh
increase the size Of the soaD cake.
1 The duty on all household furniture
1 has been cut from % to Is percent
I This viii increage importationg OF en-
celientIy made foreign furniture al
low prices, particularly bent woot
/ furniture from Austria.
Articles necessary TO the farmer
have been placed on the free list. I'm
portant among them are agriculture
1 implements wagons and carts, cottor
| bagging and binding twines. all fertil
izere and insecticides.