Brandenberg v. the Samuel Stores

The appellant conducts a store in the city of Cedar Rapids, under the business name and style of "Jordan’s.” On or about the 10th day of December, 1926, the ap-pellee visited said store for the purpose of purchasing a fur coat. A careful examination by appellee of the coats on hand failed to disclose that the appellant had in stock a fur coat of the particular kind and quality that appealed to the fancy of the appellee. The manager of said store agreed to endeavor to secure a coat that would suit the appellee by order direct from the manufacturers. Later, on or about the 24th day of December,…