The Archive · 1923

A SET-OFF AGAINST ADVERTISING

In answer to further questions, witness admitted that he' had made purchases from certain stores as a set off against advertising, but not to the extent of $400. The amount was about $150, which was charged against him. On the occasion when he undertook to. return certain money he did.so because the company was hard pressed and he wished to assist in meeting the obligation.

Re-examined by Mr. Moss, witness said that all the time he drew money the company was indebted to him. Mr, Griffin drew money similarly, though not so much as witness, who had no other source of revenue.

This, was the ease for plaintiff.

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