NCVF.M3ER 1. 1919.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



117 



129,917. 

 129,965. 



130,147. 



130,280. 



130,282. 



130,306. 

 130,331. 



Foot-arch support. T. Coffey, 901 South Mabel street, Tuls 



Life-saving garment. D. Del Re, Iron River, Mich., U. S. i 

 (Not yet accepted.) 



ISSTTES SEFTEUBER 24, 1919. 



nkle 



Artificial feet with rubber cus 

 W. H. Trcsidder, trading 

 street, Strand, London. 



Boot sole with top and bottom layers of wood and one or more 

 intermediate layers of rubber, canvas, etc. V. Buckland, 68 

 Windmill Road, West Croydon, Surrey., 



Rubber band stamp with means for adjusting tension and dis- 

 mantling. F. Pitman, BuUa-Harre, Campbell street. East 

 Kew, Victoria, Australia. .. . . „ , 



Stethoscope. J. _D. Pollard, 2755 West Jackson Boulevard, 



Grossmith, 12 Burleigh 



aii< 



111.. 



U. S, A. 



492,168. 

 492.311. 



492,394. 

 492,418. 

 492,421. 



492,771. 

 492,863. 



Demountable rim for tires. IS. Tamburello, New York City, 

 V. S. A. (Not yet accepted.) 

 don. near Southampton. (Not yet accepted.) 



THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. 



PATENTS ISSUED, WITH DATES OF APPLICATION. 



(July 29. 1918.) Holder for cup and dripping spout in tapping. 



Kapoewas RuhlitT Co. . . , , , ,■ • c— 



(Februarv 3, 1915.) Elastic insulated fender as '■"•ng for 



bullet-proof cuirasses.. A. Delille-Daigre, G. de St. Marc, 



and S. de Szcpez 

 (July ' ~ 



(October 

 Charlet. 



(^lay 17. 

 atmosphe 



(October 1 



(Septembei 



1918.' 



Pneumatic valve. 

 I918J Improvemen 

 Bergougnan 



for 





28, 



1918.) 



Improvements in rubber heels. 

 ) Apparatus for walking on 

 Floating apparatus for walki 



(October 



Brocket!. 

 (September 28. 1916, 

 E. Y. Gong, U. S. . 

 (October 6, 1916.) 



water. P. Gene. 

 (October 22, 1918.) Life-saving 

 (October 28, 1918.) Sectional^ 



Societe Anonyme Berendenck s 



Dcelcn. „ ,.,,. 



(October 30, 1918.) Non-skidding 



rue d*\nnonav. Saint-Etienne u 

 (October 1. 1915.) Gas Mask, i 

 (October 30, 1918.) Improvements m nouow ooaies 



riilihcrized cord fabric, and their process of manufac 



the 



suit. J. E. Lepage, 

 asing for pneumatic 

 Syndicast voor Bandi 



Delattr 



Slnper. 

 (Prnmhc 



492,844. Life-saving 



20,859/483,349. (M 



dated N( 



and othe 



1915.) Gas mask pe: 

 tmospheres. J. Tisso 

 ■ - ) Tire improvem 

 Wheel Co., Oiicag 

 Mme. Beaumont, i - 

 ;, 1918.) First certificate of : 

 er 4, 1916, for improvement 

 ntain pens. D. Cameron. 



1918, 



Morand 

 U. S. .' 

 Newman 



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TRADE MARKS. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



rd T mr.RTV above representation of statue of Liberty 

 uii ,.M.,^u..tal rectangle beside vertical rectangle— rubber tire 

 patch. Liberty Patch Co.. Oklahoma, Okla, 



Tlie word Autoor.^ph— fountain pens. Charles R. Keeran, Lni 

 cago. 111. 



The initials R & 



81, TlK 



rd Safepack— 

 . plain or tre 



nclosed in a rectangle— rubber overshoes. 

 , Philadelphia, Pa. 

 sheets of paper or paper and textile com- 

 ■atcd by coating or impregnation to Oe 

 in wrapping tires, etc. Safepack Mills, 



of the 



words Victory Tises so ar- 

 in both words while the ends 

 "fo'rmed into the letters V and Y— pneu- 

 er tubes. Victory Tire & Rubber Co., 



I 



116,200. 

 116,353. 

 117.499. 



117,634. 

 117,733. 

 117,916. 

 118,040. 

 118,413. 



The word Tireless — pneumatic ana suim mc!,. ^^...=o -■ 



Th?w:'r7'£n..^d?e'ss''sh!eld"?- Ir'ookr/n' Shfeld & Rubber Co., 



The'''wnrd"'s,?JvAco-fountain pens, erasers, etc. Samuel Ward 

 Minufacturing Co.. Boston. Mass. . ,, 



The 'letters O and F connected by representation of a scroll 



bearinK the word Oilskin— rubber and balata belting, etc. 



Olmsted-Flint Co., Cambridge, Mass. , „ uv, r 



The word ARMORCORD-inner tubes. Armorcord Rubber Co., 

 Mo^gantown W. Va.. and Washington, ,p. a 



Rub- 



The 



_ rubber heeVs and soles. Mayflo 

 :fSs''wA°f'o-FAB-w"ter^roof dressing for textile fabrics, 



rr.\Jt¥.?:SZS%-,TlojTrl, packing. Boston Belt- 



T.;e^^o?^^^?Lcru•K^?rlads and panels for stairways floors, 

 etc.. composed of broken masses of hard ""nfal matter em 

 bedded in and on, matrices of vulcanized rubber. American 

 Abrasive Metals Co. New York eg. ^^^^^ 



^W:sTT:.:Jd wi'thi" thf c?os^ '{e?!fcany and horizontally 

 "„ that the letter N serves in both words-tircs and inner 

 tubes Hancs Rubber Co., Winstpn-Salem, N. C 



The words Union. Heart '^cpa""^^ by '■'Pl.^Jj^f iX,°',„i^° 

 hearts, one superimposed on the other— tires ana inner 

 Mariu's Greenspan, Chicago, 111. 



118,762. 

 118,879. 

 118,898. 

 119.818. 



120,242. 

 120,492. 



24,866. 

 24,879. 



24.882. 

 24,884. 



24,290. 

 24,897. 



24.898. 

 24.899. 



The word ".MiDco" quoted — tires and lubes. The Mid-Continent 



Tire Manufacturing Co., Wichita, Kans. 

 The word Flexo — laminated rubber and leather belts for motor 



vehicles. Detroit Leather Works, Detroit, Mich. 

 The word Usee — rubber pump-valves. United States Rubber Co., 



New Brunswick, N. J., and New York City. 

 Representation of the shaft and dart of an arrow separated by 



the word Vulcan just above them — rubber offset-blankets. 



The Omo Manufacturing Co.. Middletown, Conn. 

 The word Omo having a pair of wings spreading upward from 



the top points of the letter M — hospital sheeting made of 



waterproof treated fabric. The Omo Manufacturing Co., 



Middletown, Conn. 

 The words Whole-Sole — fabric coverings for rubber tires. 



George W. Eno Rubber Co., Los Angeles, Calif. 

 The initials O. K. D.— golf balls. Harry C. I..ee & Co., New 



York City. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



The word Veteran — rubber tires, footwear, hose, belting, and 



water bags. John M. Percy. Toronto. Ont. 

 Representation of label bearing words Dick's Packing and 



representation of two hands holding a twisted rope — packing 



and hose of all kinds. W. F. and J. A 



Dick's Asbestos Co., 47 Fenchurch street. 

 The words Canadian Beauty and represent 



rubber packing rings, jar rings, hose. ' ' 



Dick 



25,127. 

 25,128. 

 25.168. 



ading as 

 laon, Eng. 



i. Dunlop Tire 

 „ Rubber Goods Co.,' Limited. Toronto. Ont. 



Representation of two crossed snowshoes and a sunken shield — 

 rubber boots, shoes, overshoes, and other footwear composed 

 wholly or partly of rubber or rubber compositions. Canadian 

 Consolidated Rubber Co., Limited, Montreal, Que. 

 The words Faultless Chips — chewing gum. The Faultless 

 Chemical Co., Baltimore, Md., U. S. A. 



The word "Iris" and a representation of the flower iris — 

 elastic webs, sandaling, and cords, and rubber threads, cloths, 

 and dress shields. Faire Bros. & Co., Limited, 2 Southampton 

 street and St. George's Mills, Leicester, Eng. 



The word "Lily" and a representation of a lily — elastic webs 

 and cords. Faire Bros. & Co., Limited, 2 Southampton street 

 and St. George's Mills, Leicester, Eng. 

 The words "The Rose" and the representation of a rose — elastic 

 webs and cords. Faire Bros. & Co., Limited. 2 Southampton 

 street and St. George's Mills. Leicester. Eng. 



The word "Violet" and the representation of a violet — elastic 

 webs, sandaling, and cords, rubber threads, cloths, and dress 

 shields. Faire Bros. & Co., Limited. 2 Southampton street 

 and St. George's Mills. Leicester. Eng. 



The word "Pansy" and the representation of a pansy — elastic 

 webs, sandalings and cords, rubber threads, cloths, and dress 

 shields. Faire Bros. & Co., Limited, 2 Southampton street 

 and St. George's Mills, Leicester, Eng. 



The word "Snowdrop" and the representation of a snowdrop — 

 elastic webs, sandalings. and cords, rubber threads, cloths, 

 and dress shields. Faire Bros. & Co,, T,imii<-a. 2 Southamp- 

 ton street and St. George's Mills. T ■ ■ ' 



The words "Mountain CkiAT Tires v ■ ' i Ireads' — 



automobile tires. Frank W. Evill, 



The word "Triangle" within an ■ .—rubber 



boots, shoes, oversoes, and other t, : , ,il wholly 



of rubber or rubber compositions. »_iin,niKin Luiisolidated 

 Rubber Co., Limited, Montreal. Que. 



The words "Thread Rubber" between two concentric circles and 

 the letter W inside the inner circle — storage batteries and 

 parts. Willard Storage Battery Co.. Cleveland, O., U. S. A. 



The word "Ibex"— tires. Frank Wesley Bull. Oshawa Ont. 



The word "Slices"— chewing gum. etc. CHiarles W. Pike. San 

 Francisco. Calif. U. S. A. 



The word "Maderite" — tennis balls, water bottles, fountain and 

 combination syringes, face and ice bags. United Drug Co., 

 Limited. Toronto, Ont. 



The word "Symbol"— druggists' si 

 Limited. Toronto. Ont. 



■The word "Reputation" — druggists' sundries. United Drug Co., 

 Limited. Toronto, Ont. ,-„:,. 



The word "Reddcom" — rubber-lined cotton hose. etc. F. Redd- 

 away & Co., Limited Victoria Mills. Cheltenham street, Pen- 

 dleton, Manchester, Lancaster County, Eng. 



DESIGNS. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



United Drug Co., 



N 



O. 53,845. Tire. Patented September 16, 1919. 

 ter R. Denman, Cleveland, O. 

 53,855. Tire. Patented September 16, 1919. 

 McKimm, assignor to Premier Ti) 

 of Kansas City. Mo. 

 53 858. Tire or tire casing. Patented September 16. 1919, 

 years. Arthur E. Pearce, Ashtabula, O. 



Term 14 years. Wal- 



mm. 

 mm 



