Pilger

T his is an appeal from a judgment based upon a motion for nonsuit made by defendant at the close of plaintiff’s case.

The facts disclosed by the evidence are as follows: The respondent, The City of Paris, a corporation, is a retail store in the -city of San Francisco, dealing in dry goods and- various kinds of merchandise and having different departments. In the month of September, 1923, appellant, Lucy Pilger, employed the services of Dr. Robbins, a chiropodist, who had an office in the store of respondent corporation and whose office adjoined the beauty parlor conducted on the second floor of the building occupied by respondent for the sale of merchandise and commodities. The name of the chiropodist and the location in the building where the office of the chiropodist was located were unknown to appellant, she being directed to the chiropodist’s office by one of the salesmen employed in the store. Appel lant went to the place to which she had been directed, and after waiting there a little time while the chiropodist was finishing some work for another lady was treated by the chiropodist, which consisted of trimming the nails and trimming callous off the soles of appellant’s…