Canadian grocer July-December 1908 . counterfeit of their ownflavoring extract, in appearance, as pos-sible, without being an exact reproduc-tion. The fact was patent that the pro-prietor of the imitation, which was putup by Harry Jones & Co., intendedto trade on the reputation of HenriJonas & Co. A grocer in a certain quar-ter of the city was found to be pushingthe imitation quite strenuously, convey-ing the impression to his customers thatthey were receiving the genuine Jonasproduct. When sufficient evidence was collecteda judgment was taken against the grocerin question to restrain him from
Canadian grocer July-December 1908 . counterfeit of their ownflavoring extract, in appearance, as pos-sible, without being an exact reproduc-tion. The fact was patent that the pro-prietor of the imitation, which was putup by Harry Jones & Co., intendedto trade on the reputation of HenriJonas & Co. A grocer in a certain quar-ter of the city was found to be pushingthe imitation quite strenuously, convey-ing the impression to his customers thatthey were receiving the genuine Jonasproduct. When sufficient evidence was collecteda judgment was taken against the grocerin question to restrain him from anylonger selling the imitation these proceedings became knownto Harry Jones & Co., Mr. Jonesleft unceremoniously for parts unknown,and has not been heard of since. Thesteal was a complete one. The capsule,label, shape of bottle, size and color, wasalmost exactly the same as the bottle ofHenri Jonas & Co. The imitation did,however, bear the distinction of being a |!SGKNi:jN£ fflCRSIGSi; ME GENU IK; ^fC. / //nod- HARRY IDm New
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