296 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



January 1, 1921 



127.725 

 127.965 



134,142 



134.144 



135.376 

 135,481 

 136.431 



137,350 



137,462 

 137.464 



106.283 



118.993 



125.372 



128.098 

 130.668 



137,624 



The word Klbinert's — rubber household aprons, baby-pants. 

 I. B. Kleincrt Rubber Co.. New York City. 



Rcprcsenl-iiion of tlat section of white hose having black and 

 orange-colored stripes extending lengthwise — rubber-lined 

 fabric hose. The Gutta Percha & Rubber Manufacturing Co., 

 New York City. 



The words Ramo Tires — rubber and fabric pneumatic tire shoes 

 and rubber inner tubes. The Ramo Tire & Rubber Co., Pitts- 

 burgh, Pa. 



Shaded representation of a tire containing a shield formed of 

 the words Kepublic Belting Co. — leather and rubber belting. 

 Republic Belting Co., Inc., Baltimore, Md. 



The word Reversette — rubber coats. W. McPherson, Cam- 

 bridge, Mass. 



The words "Lion's Paw" — tires and patches. Loeser & Sons, 

 Terre Haute, Ind. 



The word KoBdANjo superimposed in black letters above an out- 

 line representation of a swastika — rubber tires and tubes. 

 Romanjo Tire Co., Chicago, 111. 



The word Millrite with two small figures of workmen working 

 on end letters — leather, rubber and composition belting. 

 Wayne Belting & Supply Co., Fort Wayne, Ind. 



The word Gbainvey — fabric and rubber elevator belts. The B. 

 F. Goodrich Co., New York City. 



The word Orion — fabric and rubber bells. The B. F. Goodrich 

 Co., New York City. 



SEBIAL NUMBERS PTTBLISHED DECEMBER 1, 1920* 



The words Red Line with a broad red line drawn through the 



words longitudinally — rubber and fabric tires, inner tubes, 



patches, relincrs, etc. C. Palmer, Grand Rapids, Mich. 

 RepresentatiLm of a fish with ihe word Herringbone on its 



side — fabric and ri'.bber machinery packings. N. B. Miller, 



New York City. 

 Representation of an Indian's head beneath the word Ninigbet 



— waterproofed canvas or duck covers. Eastern Finishing 



Works. Inc.. Kenyon, R. I 

 The word "Kiddie" — baby-pants. I. B. Kleinert Rubber Co., 



New York City. 

 The word Firestone — pneumatic and solid tires, inner tubes. 



rubber-impregnated tire-building and rebuilding fabrics, tire 



accessories, and tire repair gum materials in sheet form. 



The Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, O. 

 The word Nopcony — preservatives for driving belts of leather, 



rubber or cotton. Neatsfoot Oil Products Co., New York 



City. 



THE UNITED KINGDOM 



PUBLISHED SEPTEMBER 15, 1920 



395.121 The words Gomme Daco — erasers. Darras & Cie., 59 rue des 



Petits-Champs, Paris. France; address for service in the 

 United Kingdom, care of Boult, Wade & Tennant, 112 Hat- 

 ton Garden, London, E. C. 1. 



402,462 The word "Man-Ark" — rubber soles and heels. W. I. J. Older- 

 shaw, trading as W. Oldershaw, 779 Romford Road, Manor 

 Park, London, E. 12. 



402,665 The word *'Guide" — rubber tires. The F. E. Partridge Rubber 

 Co., Limited. 1 Metcalf street. Guelph. Ontario, Canada; 

 address fc r service in the United Kingdom, care of Abel & 

 Imray, 30 Southampton Buildings, London, W. C. 2. 



404,789 The word Eclipse — ink and pencil erasers. Joseph Dixon Cru- 

 cible Co.. Wayne and Mi nmouth streets. Jersey City, New 

 Jersey, U. S. A.; address for service in the United Kingdom, 

 care of A. M. & William Clark, 53-54 Chancery Lane, Lon- 

 don, W. C. 2. 



405,403 Circular design enclosing representation of clouds and lightning 

 shaft darting through a coil of cable, together with the in- 

 scription C. C. C. Co. — rubber insulated electric cables. 

 Callender's Cable & Con^tructit-n Co., Limited, Hamilton 

 House, Victoria Embankment, London, E. C. 4. 

 B4O6,504 The word Talmo — bicycle tires and tire covers, and tires and 

 tiring for perambulators and baby carriages. Brown Brothers, 

 Limited, 22-34 Great Eastern street. London, E. C. 2. 



PUBLISHED SEPTEMBER 22, 1920 



405,374 The letters C and X arranged in a monogram — rubber boots 

 and shrea. Converse Rubber Shoe Co., 392 Pearl street. 

 Maiden, Mass., U. S. A.; address for service In the United 

 Kingdom, care of John E. Raworth & Moss, 75 Victoria 

 street, Westminster, London. S. W. 1. 



PUBLISHED SEPTEMBER 29, 1920 



403,875 Representation of a hrfl-se rampant being driven by an elephant, 

 also rampant, riding on his back — rubber soled shoes and 

 galoshes. Kay Bros., 1 Brazil street, Manchester. 



403,881 The wrrds Golf Clues above a representation of a set of four 

 golf clulis enclosed in a wreath furmed of two sprays of 

 leaves tied with ribbon bow — rubber sciled shoes and 

 galoshes. Kay Bros., 1 Brazil street. Manchester. 



404,057 The word Multasbest — electric cables. Ward & Goldstone, 

 Sampson Works, Springfield Lane, Salford, Manchester. 



PUBLISHED OCTOBER 6, 1920 



395.122 The words Gomme Eclair pierced by representation of a dart 



of lightning — erasers. Darras & Cie.. 59 rue de? Petits- 

 Charrps, Paris, France: address for service in the United 

 Kingdom, care of Boult, Wade & Tennant, 112 Hatton Gar- 

 den, London, E. C. 1. 



402,142 The word VuLCAZOL^-chemical accelerator used in vulcanizing 

 rubber. Ricard. Allenet & Cie, Distilleries des DeuxS^vres, 

 5, Mellc (Deux Sevres), France; address for service in the 

 United Kingdom, care of Abel & Imray, 30 Southampton 

 Buildings. London, W. C. 2. 



403,331 The word Braver — goods manufactured from india rubber, 

 gutta percha, or halata. not included in classes other than 

 No. 40. The Beldam Pncking & Rubber Co., Limited, 29 

 Gracechurch street. Lrmdon. E. C. 3. 



403,804 The letters B E V within a conventional triangular double- 

 outlined border — rubber tires. British Electric Vehicles, 

 Limited, 1 Queen Victoria street, London, E. C. 4. 



405,699 Representation of an eagle standing on a section of twisted 

 cable or rope, holding elastic and handle of catapult in bill 

 and claw, respectively— elastic hose, supporters, sleeve and 

 blouse retainers, and hat guards. W. J. Adams 8t Co., 

 Limited. 20 Mount street, ^lanchester. 



PUBLISHED OCTOBEE 13. 1920 



403,808 The word Wjldar — goods manufactured from india rubber, 

 and gutta percha, not included in classes other than No. 40. 

 Williams & Bartlett. 147 Corporation street. Birmingham. 



405,484 The word Talmak — braces, suspenders, and belts. A. & F. 

 Tallent, Limited, 23-33 Wcnlock street, New North Road. 

 Ix)ndon, N. 1. 



406,437 The word Rubrax-— asphalt and asphaltic compounds (for mix- 

 ing with rubber), included in Class Na 4. United States 

 Asphalt Refining Co.. 90 West street. New York City, 

 U. S. A.; address for service in the United Kingdom, care 

 of White, Langncr, Stevens & Parry, Jessel Chambers. 88 

 Chancery Lane, London. VV. C. 2. 

 B407,498 The word Silvektown — golf and tennis balls. India Rubber, 

 Gutta Percha & Telegraph Works Co., Limited, 106 Cannon 

 street, London, E. C. 4. 



27,267 



27,297 

 27,299 



27,332 



27,348 



27,395 



27,419 

 27.486 



27,487 



27,523 



27.526 



27,534 



27,549 

 27,586 



27,602 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA 



REGISTERED 



Representatir-n of a winged foot between the syllables of the 

 word Goodyear — rubber and balata goods, including water- 

 proofed fabrics, solid and pneumatic tires, inner tubes, acces* 

 sories. belting, hose and packing, tubing, molded goods, 

 cement, and leather substitutes. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber 

 Company of Canada, Limited, New Toronto. Ont. 



The word Moco associated with the representation of twin 

 monkeys and the words Monkey Grip beneath — tire patchei- 

 The Moco Company of America, Oklahoma City. Okla. 



Representation of a globe surrounded by a band bearing the 

 word Dominion — rubber manufacturing machiner>', chucks, 

 shafting, cores, molds, etc. Dominion Steel Products Co.. 

 I.imiied. Brantford. Ont. 



The word Adapta — rubber soles and heels. The Micrometer En- 

 gineering Co., Limited, 41 Spon street, Coventry. England. 



Representation of a fieur-de-luce bearing the letters S. R. C. sur- 

 rounded bv a circular band bearing the words: The Seamless 

 Rubber Company, New Haven. Conn. — druggists' rubber 

 sundries. The Seamless Rubber Co., Inc., New Haven. Conn.. 

 U. S. A. 



The words Klingtite and Good- Year," with representation ot a 

 winged foot separating the syllables of the last word — rubber 

 and balata goods, including pneumatic and solid tires, inner 

 tubes, tire accessories, bdting, hose and padding, tubing, 

 mnld-d goods, cement, leather substitutes, etc. The Goodyear 

 Tire & Rubber Company of Canada, Limited, Toronto, Ont 



The letters "U. F. O.'*— tires and tubes. F. D. Law, Oakville, 

 Ont. 



The words "Maple Leaf" — rubber manufacturers of all kinds, 

 including boots and shoes; automobile, motorcycle, and bicycle 

 tires and tubes; belting, hose, and packing; gaskets; valves; 

 matting; water-bottles; gloves; raincoats, etc. Canadian Con- 

 solidated Rubber Co., Limited, Montreal, Que. 



Representation of a maple leaf — rubber manufactures of all 

 kinds, including boots and shoes; automobile, motorcycle, 

 and bicycle tires and tubes; belting, hose, and packing; gas- 

 kets; valves; matting; water -bottles; gloves; raincoats, etc, 

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



Representation of the ace of spades having thereon the letter 

 A — hard rubber insulation C(iuipment, combs, buttons, 

 cutlery handles, druggists* hard rubber sundries, acid bottles, 

 dental gum, sneets, rods, tubes, pipe, elbows, tees, nuts, 

 cocks, closet seats, penholders, rulers, ink-stands, etc. 

 American Hard Rubber Co., New York City, U. S. A. 



The words Miracle and Blow Out Patch arranged between 

 two concentric circles spaced apart with the legend "It's 

 Rawhide/' and a representation of a sheet of rawhide 

 within the inner circle — blow-out and puncture patches, 

 relincrs and interliners for tires. Rawhide Products Cor- 

 poration, New York City, U. S. A. 



The word Topaz in Gothic type — rubber sponges and sponge 

 rubber goods. Featheredge Rubber Co., Inc., Chicago, 111., 

 U. S. A. 



The word Compkf.ssion — inner tubes. U. S. Compression Inner 

 Tube Co.. Tulsa. Okla., U. S. A. 



The words Tiny Tot and the representation of an infant reclin- 

 ing on a powder puflF — druggists* sundries and infants* rub- 

 ber goods. United Drug Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. 



The word Sarival — baled cotton. Southwest Cotton Co., 

 Phoenix, Ariz., U. S. A. 



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DESIGNS 



THE UNITED STATES 



O. 56,490 Tire casing. Patented November 2. 1920. Term 3H 

 years. M. S. Ackles, assignor to Lincoln Highway Tire Co.— 

 both of Fulton. 111. 

 56,589 Eraser head for lead pencils. Patented November 16, 1920. 

 Term 14 years. Eberhard Faber, New York City. 



56,490 56,616 56,620 



56,623 



56,688 56,691 



E. C. 



56,616 Tire tread. Patented November 16, 1920. Term 7 years. 



Hufford and W. S. Bates, Watts, Calif. 

 56,619 Tire tread. Patented November 16, 1920. Term 14 years. 



O. J. Kuhlke, assignor to The Amazon Rubber Co. — both of 



Akron, O. 



