Gernet v. United States

An importation at the port of New York consisting of ornate, complete, and attractive fashion plates of surface-coated paper, approximately 6£ by 9^ inches in size, to which are attached in one corner on a vacant space made therefor samples of embroidered or appliquéd dress goods in size approximately 2 by 2 inches. There is printed upon the plate advertising matter, exploiting the quality of the goods, stating the colors and shades of them and of the embroidery, their character as washable or otherwise, the measurements of the material for the skirt and for the waist, the prices for the…