Freese v. Pavloski

In this case the plaintiff seeks to recover a balance of $98.44 with interest thereon claimed to be due him by the defendants for advertisements placed by him for them in the Providence Daily Journal and The Evening Bulletin. The evidence shows that in November, 1911, the plaintiff in addition to other employment was acting as an advertising agent, and that in that month he entered into a contract with the defendants — doing business as the Kissel-Kar Company — by which the latter were to use ten thousand lines of advertising space in one year in the Journal and the Bulletin under the special…