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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



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132,582. 



132,645. 



132,675. 



132,692. 

 132,746. 

 132,750. 



132,902. 



132,927. 



132,935. 

 132,946. 



132,950. 

 132,962. 



133,058. 

 133,112. 

 133,215. 



Collapsible and folding boat of waterproof material, having 

 inflatable side chambers. A. E. Ford, 42 North Audley 



Fabric lining for outer covers of pneumatic tires, made of 

 textile and rubber covered wires. N. I .Lipman, 125 Euston 

 Road, London. 



Ironing machine with rubber pad on lower board. L. W. Goold. 

 5 Corporation street, Birmingham. (American Laundry Ma- 

 chinery Co., Norwood Station, Cincinnati, O., U. S. A.) 



Composition heels. F. A. Nolan, 216 New York Life Building, 

 St. Pa ■ '" " " ' 



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W. E. Moser, 11 Western Road, 



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 Abbey, Sur 

 Adjustable rubber protector for soles of boots and shoes. W. 



J. Wicks, 244 Hoxton street, Hcxton, London. (Refers 



to Specification No. 132,204 above.) 



ISSUED NOVEMBER 19, 1919. 

 Brushes for shaving, etc., made from strips of rubber slit to 



form bristles, some of which are perforated. H. Tomiin- 



son, 5 George street, Hedon, Yorkshire. 

 Ankle joints of artificial feet, with rubber buffers, C. E. Hadlow, 



88 Mortimer Road, Kensal Rise, London, and Pedestros, 



Limited, I Highara Road, Chesham, Buckinghamshire. 

 Non-slipping rubber block for end of walking stick, crutches, 



etc. J. T. Akerman, Mountcombe, Surbiton, Surrey. 

 Pads for cleaning windows, held in place by rubber bands, W. 



B, Fife, 9 Wyndham Rond. Wallasey Village, Wallasey. 



Cheshire. 

 Bubble-blowing tov fitted with rubber tube a 



Griffiths, 8 Princess Road, Edgbaston, Bii 

 Hand shields for cycles, etc. M. E. Parke 



Galgate, Lancaster. 



i bulb, 

 lingham. 

 Ashley H 



H. H. 



sertion of metal, glass, etc. 



L. Goldmerstein. 29 West 39th street. New York City, 



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

 Kite balloon with funnel-shaped air inlet leading to ballonet 



and fitted with flap valve, etc. E. C. R. Marks, 57 Lincoln's 



Inn Fields, London. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., 

 Pad for end of crutch, etc. R. L. G. Mari.x, 3 Clifford street, 



1144 East Market street, Akron, O., U. S. A.) 



Bond street. London. 



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113,146. 

 113,194. 

 113,751. 

 114,571. 

 114,584. 



TRADE MARKS. 

 THE UNITED STATES 



,,167. The word Sosco — rubber erasers, 



ply Co., Spokane, Wash. 

 .951. The representation of a kangarc 



rubber and fabric tires and rubber 



Service, Inc., New York City 

 The letters ISC A—:' ' 



zen & Co., Chicago, 111. 

 The word Wonpiece — -rubber button bases, 



Co., Chicago, 111. 

 The_wor^ Carey — packings of asbesjtos, rubber 



, Spokane Office Sup- 



tubes. Quick Tire 



rubber insoles. Peterson-Fran- 

 Kabo Corset 



- - - . „- -, ---. textiles, etc. 



The Philip Carey Manufacturing Co., Lockland, O. 

 The word Ewald — tire retreading and stapling machines, etc. 



Romort Manufacturing Co., Oakficld. Wis. 

 The word Mason inside an oval — rubber and fabric or rubber 

 composition tires and tubes. The Mason Tire & Rubber Co., 

 Kent. O. 



114,876. Representation of bust of a Vyking and the letters Yking 

 within the letter V, all superimposed on a tire — rubber 

 tires. The Combination Rubber Manufacturing Co., Bloom- 

 field, N. J. 



115,259. The word Duepab between parallel lines of stenciled dashes- 

 stitched and impregnated canvass belting. The Rossendale- 

 Reddaway Belting & Hose Co, Newark, N. J. 



116,127. The word Crescent within a crescent— fountain pens. The 

 Conklin Pen Manufacturing Co., Toledo, O. 



116,141. The word Shaler within a conventionalized rectangle — vul- 

 canizers. C. A. Shaler Co., Waupun, Wis. 



116,668. The word Flexo— garters, etc. A. Stein & Co., Chicago, 111. 



117,449. The word Vadacol on a scroll— rubber tires. The Dry Climate 

 Tire Manufacturing Co., Arvada, Colo. 



117,904. Representations of hack view of body of pugilist within a tire, 

 both behind the word Resisto within a rectangle^suspen- 

 ders, belts, garters, etc. Joseph Silberman, Baltimore, Md. 



118,041. The word Imperial— mechanical rubber goods. Boston Belt- 

 ing Corp., Boston, Mass. 



118,108. The words Para Bond within a shaded circle— tire patches. 

 Emco Manufacturing Co., Inc., Binghamton, N. Y. 



118.447. Representation of a label bearing a scroll, a reindeer within 



concentric circles, and corner ornaments — elastic webs. 

 W. Preston & Son, Limited, Leicester. England. 



118.448. The word Racine — rubber and fabric tires. Racine Rubber 



Co., Racine, Wis. 



118,532. The words Dri-Ped within a diamond— rubber, fabric, leather 

 and combination shoes, boots, slippers, and weltings, William 

 Walker & Sons, Limited, Bolton, England. 



118,631. The words American Akron so combined that the A and N 

 form the first and last letters of both words— pneumatic 

 'and rubber tires, inner tubes, patches, reliners, tire boots 

 and flaps, pneumatic rubber bags for making repairs, valve 

 pads and retread bands. The American Rubber and Tire 



119,487. 

 119,508. 



119,746. 

 119,829. 

 120,052. 

 120,077. 

 120,137. 

 120.228. 

 120.453. 

 120,477. 



120,731. 

 121,101. 

 121,104. 



121,377. 

 121,481. 



The words "Let the Tire Breathe"— tire-ventilating valves. 



Thomas Colden McEwen, Belleville, N. J. 

 The words Foamite Firefoam arranged over one another so 



that the letter F begins both words — hand-operated portable 



and stationary fire extinguishers. Foamite Firefoam Co., 



New York City. 

 The word Roamer — rubber tires and tubes. The National Tire 



& Rubber Co., East Palestine, O. 

 The words Goodyear Triangle — weekly house organ. The 



Rubber 



119,296. The 



ton, N. J. 



tubes. Essex Rubber Co., Tr^ 



389,310. 

 389.616. 



390.110. 

 390,111. 

 390,112. 

 302,104. 



,192.385. 

 393.190. 



Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, 



The words Doe Boy — rubber heels. Granger 'Vacuu 

 Heel Co., Cleveland, O. 



The word Resevo — fountain pens. A A. Waterman & Co., 

 Chicago, 111. 



The word "Trex — tire-removing tools. Trexler Rim Compressor 

 Co., Philadelphia, Pa. 



The word Uzold— rubber tires. The Uzold Tire & Rim Co., 

 Cleveland, O. 



The words Tom Brown — rubber and rubber and leather shoes, 

 etc. Filene's Sons Co., Boston, Mass. 



The word Corona within a double-outlined diamond-inner tubes, 

 tires, and rubber packing. Corona Rubber Reclaiming Co. 

 (now by change of name Corona Rubber Manufacturing 

 Co.), Philadelphia, Pa. . . 



The word Cherub — waterproof diaper covers. The Warner 

 Bros., Co., Bridgeport, Conn. 



The words Am-er-nat — rubber boots and shoes, etc., American- 

 National Shoe & Leather Corp., New York Citv. 



Representation of an Indian's head abM« the words Am-Er-Nat, 

 within the outline of an arrow-head^rubber boots and shoes, 

 etc. .Nmericar.-National Shoe & Leather Corp., New York 

 City. 



Representation of a girl's head with a piece of chewing gum held 

 between the lips and the words "(jets It" above the head — 

 chewing gum. David Millhauser. New York City. 



The word Saco-ruhbe'ss. etc. T. G. Asav Co.. Inc., Philadel- 

 phia. Pa. 



The words Dri-Bov— raincoats. New York Mackintosh Cloth- 

 ing Co., Mamaroneck, N. Y. 



The words Dri-Girl— raincoats. New York Mackintosh Cloth- 

 ing Co.. Mamaroneck. N. Y. 



The words Anti-Pyre — chewing Gum. George W. Todd, Omaha, 

 Neb. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



The word Condensite — phenol-methylene liquid, semi-solid and 

 solid plastic compounds. Condensite Co. of America, Bloom- 

 field, N. J., U. S. A. 



Representation of Mephisto head on background formed by the 

 letters "AB" — insulated cables, etc. American Bosch Mag- 

 neto Corp., Brightwood, Springfield, Mass., U. S. A. 



Representation of a booted swastika — rubber soles or pads for 

 heels. The St. Helens Cable & Rubber Co., Limited, The 

 Electric Cable & Rubber Works, Bank Quay, Warrington, 

 Lancaster, England. 



The word Defiance — all kinds of rubber goods. Van der Linde 

 Rubber Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. 



The initials "A. H." in heavy block letters contacting and 

 united by a bar forming the cross arms of both "A and 

 "H" and extending in both directions beyond the initials — 

 rubber and other kinds of tires, soft rubber goods, druggists': 

 sundries, foot-ball bladders, etc. Ames Holden Tire Co., 

 Limited. Montreal. Oue. 



The initials "A. H. M.". the "A" contacting with the "H" 

 and contiguous legs of the "H" and "M" merged in a single 

 leg, the initials being united by an arm forming the cross 

 arms of both "A" and **H" and extending in both directions 

 beyond the initials— rubber and other kinds of tires, soft 

 rubber goods, druggists' sundries, foot-ball bladders, etc. 

 .^mes Holden Tire Co., Limited. Montreal, Que. 



The initials "A. H. M." and the word "System," the letter "A" 

 contacting with the "H" and the contiguous legs of the 

 "H" and "M" merged in a single leg, and the initials and 

 the word "System" being inclosed in a circle 

 black background — rubber and other goods. 

 McCready, Limited, Montreal, Que. 



The word Philco — battery separators or retainers of rubber. 

 Philadelphia Storage Battery Co., Philadelphia, Pa., U. S. A. 



THE UNITED KINGDOM. 



Representation of a winged foot dividing the word Goodyear — 

 goods of rubber and gutta percha not in classes other than 

 No. 40. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, O., 

 U. S. A. (Care of Marks & Clerk, 57-58 Lincoln's Inn 

 Fields, London, W.C.2.) 



The word Regent — elastic garters, sleeve bands, hat cords, 

 etc. W. J. Adams & Co., copartnership, 20 Mount street, 

 Manchester. 



The word Foamite — fire extinguishing apparatus. MacAndrews 

 & Forbes, Limited. 2 Broad street Place, London. E. C. 2. 



Representation of a label bearing the initials C. L. & S. and the 

 words Charleson Series Subebony Ware — toilet receptacles, 

 glove stretchers, handles of buttonhooks, etc., of vulcanite. 

 C. and L. C. Lane, copartners, 58 Corporation street, Bir- 

 mingham. 



The words Foamite Firefoam — fire extinguishing apparatus. 

 MacAndrews & Forbes, Limited, 2 Broad street Place, Lon- 

 don, E. C. 2. 



The words Foamite Firefoam — fire extinguishing systems and 

 plant. MacAndrews & Forbes, Limited, 2 Broad street Place, 

 London, E. C. 2. 



The words Foamite Firefoam — fire extinguishing compounds. 

 MacAndrews & Forbes, Limited, 2 Broad street Place, Lon- 

 don, E. C. 2. 



Representation of a label bearing a lion above a pile of tires 

 and the words North British Clincher Motor Tyres — 

 rubber tires. The North British Rubber Co., Limited, Castle 

 Mills, Fountainbridge, Edinburgh. Scotland. 



Representation of a signature E. I. M, Gayfer — sanitary belts. 

 E. I. M. Gayfer, 11 Green street. Charing Cross Road, Lon- 

 don, W. C. 2. 



The word Hermetic — brake blocks, driving belts, and matting 

 of rubber or similar materials. The Self-Sealing Rubber 

 Co.. Limited, Ryland .street, Birmingham, Warwickshire. 



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