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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



December 1. 1920 



1JJ,66U Krprt-bcDtattoii of r.n uval within :i Uiaiiioiid bearing the words 

 riOODimi Antimony IIuvy Reo Tubes — inner tubes. OooJ- 

 will Rubber Co., Inc.. New York I'ily. 



I3J.7IS The worJs Se.vltvte Leak I'roiu Tubes — pneumatic tires. 

 \'ictory Rubber ManufaclurinK Co.. .-Vtlan'.a. Ga. 



I.l.*.756 Representatifn of a fist raJiatinK eU-clricily within a circle 

 I>encath the word Auelectric, all within .-» Imrder lornicd of 

 two concentric circles containing the words A.merican Elec- 

 T«ir.\L VVoRKf, I'lliLLlfsDALE, R. 1. — bare and insulated wire 

 and cables, etc. .Xmerican Electrical Works. Phillipsdale, R. I. 



133,91" The word.<! White Tor — fountain pos- The Kvans Dollar Pen 

 Company. Waterloo, 1.-;. 



134,00.^ The letter A within a spade-spot outline — bard rubber equipment 

 for handling of corrosive chemical solutions, and hard rubber 

 closet seats. American Hard Rubber Co.. Hempstead and 

 New Yurk Cit>. N. -Y. 



134.141 



134,468 

 134.488 



134,822 

 134,823 



135,165 



135,176 



135,297 

 135,329 



135.336 

 135,530 



27,118 



27,119 

 27,149 



27.155 



27.202 



27.208 

 27,209 



27,214 



Representation of a circular label bearing Indian girl's head 

 with hair in two braids above the words Pocahontas URAtDS — 

 elastic and other lindings. Pocahontas Hraid Corporation, 

 New York City. 



The word Star — massage shower-bath spravs, (See The India 

 Rubber Worij>, September 1, 1920, page 818.) The Fitz- 

 gerald Manufacturing Co., Torrington, Cunn. 



The word Hickory above a representation of a tugof-war over 

 a garter between a boy and a dog, all within a double out- 

 lined oval — garters and hose-supporters. A. Stein & Co., 

 Chicago, III. . , _ J. 



Representation of a chevron — rubber tires. Tntc-nialioual India 

 Rubber Corimration, Scjuth IJend, Ind. 



Conventionalized black and white ellipses distorted to a point 

 at one end, fitting into each other and both within a circle — 

 belting, hose, packing, and tires. International India Rubber 

 Corporation, South Bend, Ind. 



The words Gorilla Clinch with the G extended in a flourish 

 underneath and bearing the words Gorilla Clinch Patch — 

 tire p:itch. E. J. O'Connell, Pittsfield, Massachusetts. 



Representation of outline of a circular life-saver bearing the 

 words Dress S.wes. above the word Supreme — dress shields. 

 T. Stein. New York City. . 



The word Pencraft — fountain pens. The Pencraft Co., Chicago, 



The words Jiffy Junior — Infants" and children's waterproof 

 underwear and babv-pants. I. B. Kleinert Rubber Company, 

 New York Citv. I See also The India Kibbeh WoRi.n. De- 

 lember 1. 1919. page 157.) 



Representation of a Marathon runner dividing the ■yO''<i 

 Marathon on a label — rubber supporting belts. The Mara- 

 thon Tire & Rubber Company. Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. 



The words Tru-Matic — tires. True-Matic Tire and Tube Co., 

 Wilmington, Del., and Wellinglon. O. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA 



REGISTERED WEEK ENDED SEPTEMBER 14, 1920 

 The wuTil Shamrock in combination with the representation of 

 three shamrocks against a black background within a circle — 

 pneumatic tires and tubes. G. M. Costello, Philadelphia, Pa.. 



The word Pei^fection — suspenders. The Montreal Suspender & 

 Umbrella Manufacturing Co., Limited, Montreal. Que. 



The word Meritas and a monogram of the letters S. T. P. Co.-- 

 waterproofed fabrics, substitutes for rubber or rubberized 

 cloth sheets, etc. The standard Textile Products Co., New 

 York Citj-, L'. S. A. . 



Representation of oval frame bearing at the top the name: 

 Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co.. Limited, and at the 

 bottom: And .Associated Companies; in the center the rep- 

 resentation of a beaver gnawing a maple log; above the 

 words- Dominion Rubber System— rubber boots and shoes, 

 tires and tubes, belting, hcse, and packing, gaskets, valves, 

 matting watei -bottles, tobacco pouches, gloves, raincoats, etc. 

 Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co.. Limited. Montreal, Que. 

 REGISTERED WEEK ENDED SEPTEMBER 21, 1920 



The words SouAPE Deal — rubber lioots ami shoes, bands, garden 

 hose, bicycle tires, inner tubes for automi-'hile tires, etc. 

 Goodyear Rubber Co., New York City. II. S. A. 



The word Sroop — rubber footwear and parts, including soles and 

 heels. Gutta Percha and Rubber. Limited, Toronto, Ont. 

 (See The Indi\ Rubber World, October 1, 1920, page 35.) 



The word Crescent — fountain pens. The C(/nklin Pen Manu- 

 f.acturing Co.. Toledo, Ohio, U. S. A. „ , ,. „ ,, , 



The word Conklin— fountain pens. The Conklin Pen Manufac- 

 turing Co.. Toledo, Ohio, U. S. A. 



The word Fali s and the representation of a waterfall, enclosed 

 within a shield-shaped outline — rubber and rubber and fabric 

 tires inner tubes, casings, shoes, patches, etc. The halls 

 Rubber Co., Cuyahoga. Ohio, U, S. A. 



REGISTERED WEEK ENDED SEPTEMBER 28, 1920 



The word Gemco — automobile accessories, including tire display 

 stands, valve tools, tire holders, brake bands, etc. Gemco 

 Manufacturing Co.. Milwaukee. Wis.. U. S. A. 



The word Elephant— tires, tubes, and other rubber motor ac- 

 cessories. Prudential Bond and Security Co.. Toronto, (Jnt. 



The representation of two elephants pulling in opposite direc- 

 tions on an automobile tire on which are inscribed the words: 

 Lefant Tires Are Strong Tike?— tires, tubes and other 

 rubber motor accessories. Prudential Bond and Security l_o., 

 Toronto. Ont. * t *»i 



The word Lccktite— patches for pneumatic tires, water.bottles, 

 boots, etc. Locktite Patch Co., Detroit, Mich., U. b. A. 



THE UNITED KINGDOM 



403,268 Representation of a label bearing figures of children playing 

 with balloons and the words Sealed Sanitary I *cK*r.t. 

 Reliance Seamless Safe Coloured Toy Balloons M^ke 

 Everybody Happy— rubber toy balloons. Reli.ance "'uibel 

 Co., Limited, 212-213 Upper Thames street, London, L. L 4 



403.525 The word MAJESTio-rubber and gutta percha goods, not "jcludcd 

 in classes other than No. 40. The Majestic Tire & Rubber 



t'o.. 28 Suiilb Cruse street. Indianupulis. Ind.. U. S. A.; 



address for service in the L'nilcd Kingdom care of Hasel 



tine. Lake & Co., 28 Southampton Buildings, London, W. C. 2. 



-)o.i..^f»0 The words Bow Bells above renresentaiioii of three bells being 



rung, all above the words j'kade .\r\kK — rubber and gutta 



liercba goods not included in classes other than No. 40. 



Copestake, Crampton & Co., 5 Ib-w Church Yard. I.uiuloii. 



E. C. 4. 



403.564 The word Induna — articles of clothing. .The South .\frican 



Rubber Manufacturing Co.. Limited. Howick. Natal. South 

 Africa: address for service in the United Kingdom, care 

 of J. P. O'Donnell & Co.. 141 5 Conduit street. I.^ndon. W. 1. 



403.565 The word Induna— rubber and gutta iwrcba goods not included 



in classes other than No. 40. The South African Rubber 

 Manufacturing Co., Limited, Howick_, Natal, South .-Mrica 

 address for service in the United Kingdom, care of .1. P 

 O'Donnell & Co., 1415 Conduit street, London, W. 1. 



403.566 The word Induna — games of all kimls ami snorting goods not 



included in classes other than No. 49. The South African 



Rubber Manufacturing Co., Limited. Howick, Natal, .South 



Africa; address for service in the I'nited Kingdom, care of 



J. P. O'Donnell & Co., 14-15 ( <induil sireel, I.c ndon. W. i. 



403,622 Within the representation of a tire the figure of a man standing 

 under a tree — crude, waste or reclaimed rubber. Ci. S. Muul- 

 ton & Co., Limited, and Wood-.\lilne. Limited, 2 Central 

 Buildings. Westminster. Lonijon, S. \\ . 1. 



403,652 Representation of a tire divided into quarters and within each 

 quarter, representations, res))ectively, of a boll of cotton, six 

 bobbins of cotton, a roll of cotton warp, and a square of 

 fabric warp and filling — rubber and gutta percha goods not 

 included in classes other than No. 40. Federated Textiles, 

 Limited, 2 Centr:il Ruildincs,- Westminster, London. S. W. 1. 



403,807 The word Reco — rubber tires H. C. W. Beeching, trading as 

 Ripley, Strong & Co., I'arnborough roacL Fariiborough, 

 Ilamjishire. 



403,843 Representation of head of an Indian chief and the letters 

 B. A and T arranged around it in a triangle — rubber tobacco 

 pouclies. British-American Tobacco Co., Limited, Westmin- 

 ster House, 7 Millbank, London, S. W. 1. 



403,997B The word International — motor tires, covers and inner tubes, 

 all f.f rubber. International Tyres, Limited, 7 Lower Bel- 

 grave street, \'ietoria, London. S. W. 1. 



404,231 The word Mustikon — puncture studs, valve seaters and solution. 

 Mustikon, Limited, 20 New street, Cardiff. 



404.374 The word BiRSCO — rubber^and gutta percha goods not included 

 in classes other than No. 40. .\. Mallabv, trading as The 

 iiritish India-Rubber Sponge Company. 4 Mallow street. .Man- 

 chester road, Bradford, ^'orksbire. 



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DESIGNS. 



THE UNITED STATES 



56,345 Rubber pad for .shoe soles Patented October 5, 1920. 

 Term 7 years. D. H. Eley and T. II. Ryan, assignors to 

 Tlic Kmory Rubber Sole Co., Inc. — all of Norfolk, V'a. 



56,358 Elastic faiiric. Patented October 5, 1920. Term 14 years. Y. 

 C-uinsburg, assignor to I. B. Kleinert Rubber Co. — both of 

 New York City. (See also page 183 of this issue.) 



56,389 Heel. Patented October 5, 1920. Term 14 years. J. II. Stcd- 

 mau. Braintrce. Mass. 



56.398 Rubber heel. Patented October 5, 1920. Term 14 years. G. C. 

 Wood, Boston, Mass., assignor to Wids Co.. St. Paul. Minn. 



56,413 Tire. Patented October 26. 1920. Term 14 years. J. G. Bret- 

 son, nfsignoT to Tlie Phoenix Rubber Co. — bcth of .\kron. O. 



4,878 



4,888 

 4,889 

 4,890 



4,899 



4,909 



750,620 

 751,316 



751,553 



751,753 

 751 784 

 751,896 

 752,282 

 752,302 

 752,321 



752,374 

 752,521 

 752,956 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA 



Rubber heel. r.Tlented September 11, 1920. Canadian Consol 



dated Rubber Co.. Limited, Montreal, Que. 

 Tire. r.ltcnted September 29, 1920. R. S. Smart, Ottawa, 

 Tire. Patented September 29, 1920. R. S. Smart, Ottawa. 

 Tire tread. Patented September 29. 1920. K. & S. Tire & 



ber Goods, Limited, Toronto, Ont. 

 Rubber mat. Patented October 11, 1920 



Ont. 

 Suspender. Patented October 12, 1920. 



Out. 



R. S. 

 T. 11. 



Ont. 

 Out. 

 Rub- 



Smart. Ottawa. 

 P;ui!. T< Toiilo, 



GERMANY 



DESIGN PATENTS ISSUED, WITH DATE OF ISSUE 



(.August 17. 1920.) E.xcbangeable rubber heel. Ilans Meyer, 



23 Stoppenbergerstrasse, Essen-Ruhr. 

 (March 26, 1920.) Holder for rubber denture for artificial 



teeth during vulcanization. Hans Wetzler, 14 Geleitstrasse, 



Offeubacb-on-t he-Main. 

 (May 6, 1920.) Appliance for the manufacture of inlays of 



pneumatic tire covers. W. & A. Bates, Limited, and John 



Healey, Leicester, and Franz Shaw & Co., Limited, lilan- 



cbcster — both in England. 

 (August 18. 1920.) Rubber toy ball. Rheinische Gummi and 



CcUuloidfabrik. Maiinbeim-Neckarau. 

 (March 12. 1919.1 Automiibile lire. Josef Planck. 8 Tbielen- 



strassc. Bielefeld. 

 (August 13. 1920.) Appliance for the repair of broken garden 



hose. .Arlur dloddc, 17 Frobelstrasse, Berlin. 

 (April 19, 1919.) Protector for defective tire covers. Franz 



Laemmcl, Gornsdorf. Erzgcb. 

 (June 22. 1920.) Appliance for repair of pneumatic tires. 



Georg Boeker and Julius Kullatkowsky, Leipzig. 

 (.-\ugust 9, 1920.) Textile shoes with vulcanized leather or rub- 

 ber sole. S. Stifelsen. 8 Ilobenstaufenstrasse, Frankfort-on- 



the-Main. 

 (Pebruary 3, 1920.) Tire. Paul Marten, 127 Ilerlincrstrasse, 



Berlin-Friedrichsfelde. 

 (July 23, 1918.) Tire. Helmut Kuentzal, 49 Sonnbornstrasse, 



Ducsseldorf-Gcrresbeim. 

 (August 5, 1920.) Vulcanizing apparatus. P. Neuburg, 17 



Fricdrichstrassc, Kijlil. 



