Rice-Stix Dry Goods Co. v. J. A. Scriven Co.

The court below appears to have been of the opinion that the evidence in this case proved that about 1885 the predecessor in interest of the complainant commenced to make and to sell drawers which he called “elastic seam”' drawers, which were made of jean or other inflexible fabrics, down the legs of which were inserted strips of knit and flexible material of a buff color in the form of a parallelogram; that this predecessor and the complainant have ever since continued to make and sell such drawers with the buff color of the parallelograms therein; that these buff-colored parallelograms and…