Anthony v. Warren

In this triangular controversy, the principal dispute is between the Warrens and the Days. In March, 1945, Mr. Warren, a retired farmer, then working as an apprentice in a Spokane bakery, became interested in a newspaper advertisement, which read as follows:

“No. 11B-C Tel Broad, 3645 Dinners, 75 cents to $1.35. Special parties. Labor about $34. a day, without proprietor working. About $4000 monthly receipts. This is hot at $5250. Let me tell you all about this. Half cash. You can also buy the property if you wish.”

The real estate firm advertising this listing proved to be a partnership doing…