July i, 1903 ] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



XXVII 



YPKE $C KING, INDIA RUBBER CHEMISTS, ETC. 



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• OFFICES, 47 WILSON ST., FINSBURY SQUARE, LONDON, ENGLAND. • 



J JOSEPH CANTOR, AQENT IN »• s - WALLACE BUILDING, 56-58 PINE ST., NEW YORK. 







RUBBER SUBSTITUTES, 



MADE FROM REFINED RAPE SEED OIL. FREE FROM ACID. # 



FINE CHEMICALS FOR RUBBER WORKING. GUARANTEED RELIABLE, AND NOT TO VARY. 



CRIMSON &, GOLDEN _ .._... - . . w 



SULPHURETS of ANTIMONY. 





Mention The Indt 1 Rubtx r World u >,. ,1 r/«.u uriic. 



-PURE- 

 SOFT 



Established 1841. Incorporated 1B9T 



Bergen Port 

 Sulphur Works 



OBIOINAXi MANUFACTURERS 



PURE SOFT SULPHUR 



PBSPABMD KM'ECIALLT FOR 



Rubber Manufacturers. 



HEADQUARTERS FOR 



ALL. GRADES 



of Coal Tar Naphtha and 

 Benzol. 



Samples and prices on application. 



CHEM. DEPT., 



BARRETT MFG. CO., 



Philadelphia. 



T. &S. C. WHITE CO., 



28 Burling Slip, NEW YORK. 



Mention The India Rubber World ichen you write. 



SULPHUR 



BROOKLYN SULPHUR Vvun„$. 



Manufacturers c* 



j Double Refined and Sublimed 



FLOUE SULPHUR 



Especially adapted to the use of 

 RUBBER MANUFACTURERS 



AND WARRANTED I HI L moM ORIT. 



BATTELLE& REN WICK 



163 Front St.. New Turk. 



First Qualities. <*sN Brand. 



ANTIMONY GOLDEN SULPHURET 



Always contains same constant percentage 

 of Free Sulphur. 



Actien Ges. Georg Egestorff's Salzwerke, 

 Linden, near Hanover, Germany. 



Mention The India Rubber World when you write. 



New Process Pitch 



from 



Long Leaf Pine 



E. B. WEED & CO., Fayetteville, North Carolina. 



Mention The India Rubber World when you write. 



10 GRADES 



Light Amber, Dark, 



Black 



Absolutely free from 



Pyroligneous Acid 

 Send for Mail Samples 



H. L. TERRY, 



Fellow of the Institute of Chemistry. 



Analytical and Consulting Chemist. 



Is open to be consulted on all matters relating to the 

 technology of India-rubber, and to conduct Analyses 



of Rubber Goods 



Laboratory: 



23 HOPWOOD AVE., _ u _ OT| _ r-noi i k ,n 



marketplace. M AN C H E STE R, E N G LA N D. 



Chemical Analysis of 



Crude materials and Rubber Compounds; Insulating, Waterproofing, Hose, 

 Tires, Shoes, Heels, Gaskets, Mats, Bands, Packing. Helling, Unvulcanized, Vul« 

 cani/.ed. Sulphur. Mineral fillers determined. Substitute. Reclaimed Rubber 

 stock. [Member Am. Chem. Soc; M. S. C. I., London; M. D. C. Gesell, Berlin.] 



DURAND WOODMAN, Ph. D., 



ANALYTIC AND TECHNICAL CHEMIST, 



137 PEARL STREET, NEW YORK 



3I> nlion The India Rubber World when you write. 



FOSSIL 

 FLOUR 



For reducing cost of 



RUBBER COMPOUNDS 



and improving quality of products. 

 Samples and Information free. 



THE FOSSIL FLOUR COMPANY 



229 PEARL STREET, 

 NEW YORK. 



SUBSTITUTES 



and RUBBER MANUFACTURERS' 

 SUPPLIES. 



THE STANFORD RUBBER SUPPLY CO., 



STAMFORD, CONN. 

 P. CARTER BELL, General Manager. 



W. F. GILLESPIE, Treasurer 



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