The case in which the court held that a newspaper advertisement was an offer because it contained a promise of performance in definite terms in return for a requested act was:

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Lefkowitz v. Great Minneapolis Surplus Store, Inc. established the principle that an advertisement could be construed as an offer if it was clear, definite, and left nothing open for negotiation. In this case, the court found that the defendant's advertisement for a fur coat was an offer that had been accepted by the plaintiff, who had complied with all of the terms of the offer.

The Case in Which the Court Held That a Newspaper