May 1, 1920.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



539 



137,729. 

 137,766. 



137.886. 

 137,902. 



137,921. 

 137,931. 

 137.942. 

 137,998. 



i.OlO. 



138,195. 

 138,229. 

 138,278. 

 138,294. 

 138,296. 

 138,306. 



11 Lake- 

 shoe of rubber vulcanized to steel band, 

 secured to pneumatic tires by inflation. F. Lee-Deeks. 6 

 Broomfield Road, Chelmsford, Essex. 

 Aluminum shell heel for ladies' boots, recessed to receive coni- 

 cal plug of leather, rubber, etc. D. H. Finberg, 210 Wash- 

 ington avenue, St. Louis, Missouri, U. S. A. 



ISSUED MARCH 24, 1920. 



Respirator for aviators, etc. E. Martin, 30 Oxford Road, 



Futney. and W. Neuis, 3 London Wall Buildings — both in 



London. 

 Neck-ties with lining covered with gutta percha. F. W. Clarke, 



31 Gower Road, Forest Gate, London. 

 Elastic band with fastener, for retaining umbrella ribs. H. F. 



McShane, 16 Fairlawn Mansions. Bedford Park, London. 

 Cushion wheel. E. B. Killen, 27 Queen Victoria street, Lon- 



Eeinforced pneumatic tire. W. L. Colmer, 16 The Crescent, 

 Combs, Stowmarket, Suffolk. 



Rubber pads for boot and shoe soles. Refers to specification 

 No. 132,750 listed in The Lndia Rubber World, January 1. 

 1920. H. J. Fussell, 3 St. George's Building, Upper Bristol 

 Road. Bath, and E. G. Fussell, 167 Coldharbour Road, Clif- 

 ton, Bristol. 



Water-bottle and like stoppers. M. C. Schweinert, 226 Palis- 

 ade avenue. West Hoboken, New Jersey, U. S. A. 



Blow-off connections for tire inflators. Automatic Safety Tire 

 \'alve Corp., assignee of S. Kahn — both of 1765 Broadwav, 

 New York City, U. S. A. (Not yet accepted.) 



ISSITES HASCH 31, 1920. 



N. B. 



tana, U. S. A. 

 Rubber pad for soles and heels. B. Etkind, 



London. 

 Rubber sole. J. Brandwood, Brandlesholme, Bury, Lancashii 



and A. Thill, 53 Upper Bedford Place, London. 

 Artificial feet with rubber cushioned join 



Baker street, London. 



■ith elastic inserts._ D. Kops. 525 West End 



Houndsditch, 



Desoutte 



Manhattan, New York City, U. 

 Shoe for retreading tires. C. C. Gates, 999 South Broadway 



Denver, Colorado, U. S. A. 

 Valve for inflated balls and toy balIoons._ Societe Etablissements 



Bognier et Burnet, 21 ' ' 



yet accepted.) 

 138,358. Reinforced pneumatic tire provided with openings for cool 



T. C. 



U. S. 



des Files du Calvaire, Paris. (Not 

 Belleville, New Jersey^ 



NEW ZEALAND. 



ISSUED MASCH 11, 1920. 



tag bearing the word Tag having the cross- 

 piece of the G extending to form a dash after the word — 

 sphygmomanometers, syringes, etc. Charles J. Tagliabue Manu- 

 facturing Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. 



The word Tag, having the letters A and G joined by a short 

 connecting line from the foot of the right leg of the A — 

 sphygmomanometers, syringes, etc. Charles J. Tagliabue Manu- 

 facturing Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. 



The word "Zip" quoted — self-vulcanizing tire patches. J. M. 

 Stucker, Rosedale. Kans. 



Representation of a round seal or label bearing the figure of 

 athlete balancing a ball between the words Me Dar — sport- 



ng goods including 



balls. 



120,393. 

 121,385. 

 122,024. 

 122,907. 

 123,501. 

 123,530. 

 123,988. 



124,238. 

 124,391. 

 124,962. 



Libber bladders, striking bags, 



. for auto- 

 York City. 

 The Duratex 



The word Uniq — running-board mats, heel 



mobiles. The C. Spiro Manufacturing Co., Ne 

 The word Duratop — waterproof textile fabrics. 



Co., Newark, N. J. 

 The word RoDEx — waterproof coats. W. 0. Peake, Limited, 



London, Eng. 

 The words O-Pee-Chee — chewing gum. 0-Fee-Chee Gum Co., 



Limited, London, Ont.. Can. 

 The representation of a loon above the word Loon — waterproof 



Cliff Road, St. Clair. Dunedin 



Hudson, Mas; 



Representation of a label bearing the letters and words L- P. L. 

 Chic-L-Mint Jr. Co. on a combined circle and diagonal cross- 

 bar — chewing gum. L. P. Larson, Jr., Co., Chicago, 111. 



The word We.^rmoor— raincoats. Iranklin Simon & Co., Inc., 

 New York Citv. 



The word Hvskie— tires, tire casings, and inner tubes. The 

 Portage Rubber Co.. Barberton, O. 



The word Blackstoxe — tires, tire casings, and inner tubes. 

 The Canton-Blackstone Co., Canton. O. 



The words \\'estekx States, having the letters W and N 

 larger than the others with the word States between them — - 

 tires, inner tubes, tire boots, and tire patches. Washington 

 Tire & Rubber Co., Spokane, Wash. 



The letters W and S superimposed on the upper and lower 

 parts of the circumference of a heavy black circle — tires, inner 

 tubes, tire boots, and tire patches. Washington Tire & Rub- 

 ber Co., Spokane, Wash. 



The word Flexyde — composition rubber material in sheet form. 

 The Marathon Tire & Rubber Co., Cuyahoga Falls, O. 



Representation of a double-outlined geometrical figure — chewinK 

 gum. Wm. Wrigley, Jr.. Co., Chicago, 111. 



The words "Gem-Dandy'' quoted — garters. Penn Bros. Sus- 

 pender Co., Madison, N. C. 



The words "Kxear-Skin" quoted, above the head of a girl hold- 

 ing a sponge against her face — rubber sponges. The Miller 

 Rubber Co., Akron, O. 



Outline of a rubber heel bearing the word Scoop, and the 

 representation of a scoop — rubber and rubber composition 

 heels. Panther Rubber Manufacturing Co.. Stroughton and 

 Chelsea, Mass. 



Representation of a conventionalized double-headed animal be- 

 neath the name J. & T. Cousi.vs Co. and above the words 

 New York, U. S. A. — rubber and fabric boots and shoes. 

 J. & T. Cousins Co., Brooklyn. N. Y. 



The figure and letters 3more with the letters in lower case type 

 —garters. Penn Rivet Corp.. Philadelphia. Pa. 



The word Rellim — water bottles, svringes. and rubber tubes. 

 The Miller Rubber Co., .\kron, O. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



H. P. Kraft, Ridgewc 



THE FRENCH REPUBUC. 



PATENTS ISSUED, 'WITH DATES OF APPLICATION. 



uprovements in vehicle wheels. 



Pneumatic tire. L. 

 Elastic dumb-bells. 



Dunlop Rubber Co.. 



I 



.imited. and Coll: 

 1914.) Casing for 

 borough, England 

 (June 13, 



particularly those of 



The Dunlop Rub- 

 linghara, England. 

 R. Strong, Farn- 



Packing and insulating material. G. Ru 

 and Ur. t. Asser. Wandsbek. 

 (February 11. 1914.) Tire in which a soft rubber layer is i 

 terposed between an ebonite ring and the hard rubber out 

 casing. St. Helens Cable & Rubber Co., Limited, Arple, ne 

 Warrington, England. 



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TRADE MARKS. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



O. 100,457. Representation of a shoe behind the letter T— boots and 



shoes made of leather, rubber, and canvas. Thomson Shoe Co., 



St. Paul, Minn. 

 109,995. The words Let-er-rain within a circle behind a cross-bar — 



waterproof clothing. Union City Manufacturing Co., Union 



City, Tenn. 

 111,596. Representation of a seal bearing the word Nuse.\l— tire-filling 



compound. The Middletown Accessory-Laboratories Co., Mid- 



dletown, O. 



25,590. 

 26,059. 



26,071. 

 26,101. 



384,720. 

 384,721. 



388,638. 

 389,633. 



The word Flexo- 



Stein & Co., Chi 



Representation of 



upporters, and 



bands. A. 



), 111., U. S. 



? head of a bull moose, with the name 

 Rubber Co., Limited" in different sizes 

 of block type, arranged so as to form a base — rubber foot- 

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

 Que. 

 The word Outlook in fancy letters — windshield cleaners. The 



Outlook Co., Cleveland. O.. U. S. A. 

 The number and word 4810 Airtite — rubber hose. Canadian 

 Consolidated Rubber Co., Limited, Montreal, Que. 





The word Ad.miratiox — belting, hose, ^ 



Dunlop Tire & Rubber Goods Co., Lii 

 The letters K. & S. arranged within a circular band— tires, 



tubes, and accessories: rubber goods molded, blown, dipped, 



hand made; mechanical rubber goods, and footwear. K. & S. 



Canadian Tire & Rubber Co.. Limited. Toronto. Oit. 

 The word Economy- — rubber and rubber composition and fiber 



taps for boots and shoes. Emerv Heel Sales Co.. Boston. 



Mass., V. S. .\. 



THE UNITED KINGDOM. 



The 



He 



Limited. H 

 Warwickshire. 



The word Hermetic — linen or hemp canvas prepared for tire 

 manufacture, rubber-proofed canvas, etc. The Self-Sealing 

 Rubber Co., Limited. Hermetic Works. Ryland street, Birm- 

 ingham, Warwickshire. 



The word Hermetic — tires, inner tubes, repair patches, rubber 

 bulbs, heel pads, etc. The Self-Sealing Rubber Co., Limited, 

 Hermetic Works, Ryland street. Birmingham, Warivickshire. 



The word Hermetic — repair outfits for tires, vulcanized fiber, 

 electrical insulating tapes, hose, etc. The Self-Sealing Rubber 

 Co., Limited, Hermetic Works. Ryland street, Birmingham, 

 Warwickshire. 



The word Ariel — all rubber goods in Class No. 40 except 

 elastic webs and cords used in manufacturing clothing. Ariel 

 Works, Limited. Ariel Works, Boumbrook, Birmingham. 



The word Nasacles — respirators. A. St. J. Cooke, 40A Hyde 

 Park Gate, London. S.W.7. 



The words in script. El Conde de Ramirez de Arellano — gas- 

 masks and respirators. F. J. H. y Ramirez de .Arellano, el 

 Conde de Ramirez de Arellano, Batchelor's Farm, Barns 

 Green, near Horsham, Sussex. 



