Norwich bulletin., 1922-11-04
Special to The Bulletin)

Special to The Bulletin)
 If you believe in a democratic tariff for revenue only then vote for the demo- cratic party, but if you believe in putting . duty on foreign articles at the port of entry equal to the cost of manufac- ture in this country vote for the repup- lican ticket A democratic victory means free trade and the closing of American. mills, while republican vic tory means a tariff that will protect our industries and keep our people employ ed"
 We have heard a lot of talk about the republicans repeating the excess profit tax said E. H. Dunnigan of Washington, D. C., at a republican rally tonight, but the fact is that the tax was sEepealed because many bonds were circulated about this country that were free from taxation since 16 billions of dollars were invested in these bonds, this money was of no use to the country. The republican party repealed the excess profit tax in arier to release some of this money for investment in business where the people would be the gathers through its use. They say that an amendment should be made to the constitution making it inn possible to flood the market with these tax free bonds. but such law will never be ratified by the states that have these bonds out on the market to get money to conduct their business.
 The biggest cry we hear this year from the democrats is that the republican tariff win mean increased prices to American consumers. defy them to prove this
 4 leading democratic paper says that the tariff means the shoudering of four billions additional costs on the Amer jean public, while a prominent democrat says three billions is nearer. All right let us take it as three billions. In round numbers there are one hundred million people in our country. Three billions in. creased costs means s20 per capital, anC as there are 100000 workers in ou1 country H means they will be asked tt pay out ST5 more for their living thaI without the tax. This is S6.25 montl Tor each one to pay. Isn't it better tt pay $6.25 each month to buy unde the protective tariR and have a stead, Income than to pay $e.25 less each mont and be working steady than to go back t democratic hard times, with a half weel pr less of work and pay.
 They tell us In their campaign tall that clothing will go up in price unde the Fordney tariff act, suits S5 higher coats S7 higher. In May, 1921 the dut on the best grade of wool was 45 cent and not a mufmur came from the dem Ocrats. because there was no election Clothes were them cheaper than unde the democratic free trade time Now W have the Fordney tariff that reduced tn tsx on wool fl cents, down to S1 cent and the democrats say prices will 20 ul You know that 1t takes three pounds ( scoured wool to make a suit and tha before the tarif act went into force ou customs houses held over a millio pounds of wools there for the comin drop in tax. Three pounds of, woo S3.93, the cost is all the wool there
 in any suit and most of them have les Is there any reason for an increase?
 tell you that if your tailor or merchant hold out for more money for suits he
 rank prohteer and the sooner. he
 m jail the better fof the country. Whe the farmer got, 22 cents for his wo were your prices lower? All over ol country ads have been run saying tn, the tarfR means an increase in clothir costs. One little store in WashingtC