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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[November i, 1904. 



'^SPECIAL'' 



Zinc Oxide 



for the 



Rubber Trade. 



The New Jersey Zinc Company, 



7 1 BROADWAY, 



NEW YORK. 



Mention 7%e India Jtubber World when you Vfrite^ 



The Newest and Most Valuable 



ADDITIONS TO 



l^ubber Manufacturers' Supplies 



ARE OUR 



BRIGHT CRIMSON, ORANGE and YELLOW 



SUBSTITUTES. 



Color Permanent. Free from Acid. Reasonable in Price 

 OUR STAPLE PRODUCTS ARE 



Antimony, Golden and 

 Crimson, Sulphuret, 



Black Hypo, 



Chloride Sulphur, 



Rubber Substitutes, 

 (Black and White.) 



SHELLAC. 



BUTTON-LAC. 



SCHEEL-LAC GUMS. 



Colors, (Special.) 



SILICEOUS EARTH. 

 TRIPOLITE EARTH. 

 LIME. 



WAXES- 



Beeswax, 



Carnauba Wax, 



Ceresine, 



Japan Wax, 



Ozokerite. 

 Mineral, (Hydro Carbon.) 



WM. H. 5CHEEL, 



No. 159 Maiden Lane, 



New York. 



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The Akron Commercial Co., 



Animal, Vegetable and Fish Oils, 

 Chemicals and Supplies for = ■ ■ ■ 



POTTERIES, PLHTEHS UNO RDBBEn ninilDFBCTDgEIIS. 



WAREHOUSE AND TRANSFER, 



HANUFACTURERS" AQENTS, Etc. 



AKRON, OHIO. 



Office: 366 SOUTH HAIN STREET. Telephone, 894. 

 Warehouse: WEST CENTER STREET. " 422. 



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RUBBER FLUX, 



QUR Rubber Flux works as its name sug- 

 gests. It fluxes refractory mill-stocks, 

 increases their capacity for pigment absorption 

 and assists milling to a remarkable degree. 



It prevents blooming anA does not sweat or 

 blow. 



Pronounced by experts the most useful and 

 economical rubber substitute ever produced. 

 Has been thoroughly tested and is generally 

 used. Samples sent on application. Address 

 " Rubber Dept." 



MASSACHUSETTS CHEMICAL CO., 



200 SUMMER STREET, BOSTON, MASS., U. S. A. 



Meniion TKe India Rubber World when you write. 



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Coffee L^ 



UBBER AND COFFEE LANDS. 



'T'HE Mexican Land and Colonization Company owns 

 several hundred thousand acres of land suitable for 

 Rubber and Coffee in the State of Chiapas, Mexico. The 

 majority of the coffee plantations in Soconusco now pro- 

 ducing largely were originally purchased from this Company 

 also La Zacualpa and other rubber plantations. 

 For further particulars apply to 



O. H. HARRISON, 



Spreckels Annex, 713 Harket Street, SAN FRANCISCO. 



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