R.I. Gen. Laws § 5-41-1
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§ 5-41-1. Marking.
Official statutory text
No person shall sell, or offer or expose for sale, any canvas or rubber footwear that has been imported from a foreign country without notifying each person purchasing or intending to purchase that footwear that it has been imported, by displaying in a conspicuous place, in letters at least as large as the figures indicating the price of the goods sold, a sign marked Imported goods. If the goods have an individual price marking, they shall also be marked with the words Imported goods or the country of origin.
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