Gross Manufacturing Co. v. Redfield

— Some time in the year 1919, probably December, respondent’s manager ordered a bill of goods to be made up by appellant, a Denver concern, and shipped to the Three Rule Store at Burley May 1, 1920. The merchandise consisted' of numerous items of women’s dresses and aprons. Appellant was requested in a letter dated December 31, 1919, to forward a sample of each garment listed in the order, and in a letter dated February 10, 1920, requested to ship at once, out of the same order, a number of the garments. Such advance shipments were made and payment received therefor. Then, a letter wag…