Oldfield v. Chevrolet Motor Co.

*21*20The plaintiff, the appellant, doing business in Des Moines under the name of the Oldfield Motor Car Company, ón July 24, 1919, entered into a written contract with the *21defendant, appellee, the Chevrolet- Motor Company, of Nebraska, for the sale by him in certain designated territory, of Chevrolet automobiles. The contract provided that ears should be supplied by appellee to appellant at the current list prices, or prices set by the manufacturer from time to time. The price list issued by the appellee showed, the retail prices of different models of cars and certain discounts therefrom…