Queen Anne Candy Co. v. F. W. Woodworth Co.

— The appellant operates retail stores in several towns and cities throughout this state, and among other things sells candy and confectionery products. In April, 1929, it extensively advertised for sale the candy and confectionery products manufactured and placed on the market by the Queen Anne Candy Company of Hammond, Indiana, referring to them as “Queen Anne” candies.

The respondent brought this action, both upon the theory of trademark infringement and unfair business competition, to enjoin the appellant from selling these products in this state under either the name “Queen Anne Candy…