German v. Continental Jewelry Co.

This was a suit in. county court by appellee against appellant for a bill of jewelry amounting to $276 bought by appellant from appellee upon a written contract which listed and invoiced the jewelry, which - was in part as follows: “Gentlemen: Please ship these goods, which we purchase on the terms and conditions below (here follows an itemized statement of goods so purchased and certain other conditions of the contract as in-payment, discount, etc.). Delivery to transportation company is delivery to purchaser, who pays all charges. Jewelry by express; showcase by freight. Salesman’s…