THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[June 1, 1920. 



Societe Frarnaise de Cuir 

 S. 



Etablisse- 



501.525. 

 501.535. 

 501,753. 

 502,104. 



THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. 



PATEKT8 ISSUED, WITH DATES OF APPLICATION. 

 (October 26. 1918.) Solinn 

 stance that reduces its ela 



Lewis. 

 (June 19, 1919.) Improvements in pneumatic tires. A. P. 



Porte. 

 (June 14, 1919.) Shoes with vamp made 



of pneumatic tires and oth 



gaard Gummifabrik. 

 (June 20, 1919.) Inflating valve for pneumatic 



ment L. Rosengart. 

 (June 25, 1919.) Valve for pneumatic lire. T. A. Low. 

 (June 26, 1919.) Improvements in pneumatic tires. F. W. 



Lanchester. 

 (June 10, 1919.) Improvements in revoluble rubber and other 



kinds of heels. A. Cleret, avenue Alphand 19, Saint-Mande. 

 (July 7, 1919.) Valve for pneumatic tires. T. A. Low. 

 (July 5, 1919.) Improvements in elastic tires. G. Negri. 

 (July 18. 1919.) Perfected resilient tire. C. C. Crump. 

 (July 30, 1919.) Safety device for pneumatic wheels. 0. 



Englebert & Cie. 



GERMANY. 



PATENTS ISSTTED, WITH DATES OF APPLICATION. 



(September 12, 1915.) rncuinatic tire. A. A. Pancera, Genoa, 



Italy. 

 (January 18, 1912.) Pneumatic tire. E. B. KiUen, London. 

 (July 20, 1913.) Belting. A. Jonas and G. Getting, St. Denis, 



(March 18. 1919.) Packii 



Laxbeck. 

 (January 15. 1919.) Band.i 



H. 



Bunge. Kiicknitz. 

 li, Lahr, Baden. 



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TRADE MARKS. 

 THE UNITED STATES. 



The words BE.4DED Tip — rubber heels. United Lace & 

 Braid Manufacturing Co., Cranston. R. I. (See The 

 India Rl'bber World, August 1, 1919, page 638.) 



ACORD Hard Service Cable above a horizontal 



portable cables protected by rubber — impreg- 



insulation. Tubular Woven Fabric Co., Paw- 



World. February 1, 



rds Dub 



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ed-wire conductors. Tubt 

 t, R. I. 



neral Rubber Goods Co., Cli 

 1 a diamond — belting, hose 

 The General Rubber Goods Co., Cleveland, O. 

 ion of a leaf and flowers of lily-of-the-valley 

 [ Lily on a scroll around the stems — elastic wi 

 OS. & Co.. Limited, Leicester, Eng. 

 VuLCA Patch within a rectangle separated by 







the 



119,707. 

 120.778. 



121,896. 



122,997. 



123,366. 

 124,015. 



124,915. 

 125,155. 



Patch That Se/.ls — self-vulcanizing tire patch. Vulca 



Laboratories, San Francisco, Calif. 

 Representation of a pansy above the word Pansy — elastic webs. 



Faire Bros. & Co., Limited, Leicester, Eng. 

 Representation of a Liberty cap bearing three stars on the 



head-band, above a horizontal line over the word Libco, 



all within the conventionalized outline of a shield— rubber 



tires. Liberty Steel Products Co.. Inc., New York City. 

 The stencilled "letters I Beco — rubber belting, hose, packing, 



etc. Imperial Belting Co.. Chicago, 111. 

 The word Usco — floor covering now made of rubber compound. 



United States Rubber Co., New Brunswick, N. J., ana New 



York City. 

 The words BooNE Tires separated by 



Daniel Boone, inclosed within a circle aboy 



nngs. 



of the pione< 



_ a scroll — rubbf 



Tire & Rubber Co., Chippew 



Falls, Wis. 

 The word Rexall il 



transmission beltin 



pany. Chicago. 111. 

 The words Rub-Te.x 



biles, running boa' 



A red' sea! beneath the words Red Seal— inner-tube repair outfiti 

 Red Seal Rubber Manufacturing Co., Oklahoma, Okla. 



The words Flint-Rock within a white diamond super 



on a black disk, all inclosed by 



shoes made of fabric and rubbe 

 Chicago, III. 



The word Outlook— wind-shield cleaners of the squilgee type. 

 (See The India Rubber World, April 1, 1918, page 413.) 



The letter X above the letter J. with a horizontal line between^ 

 leather shoes with rubber soles and heels. Jureidini Export 

 Co., New York City. 



The word Norwalk superimposed on a panel 

 fleet of yachts against a background of sea ai 

 panel being in turn superimposed on a tire with the 

 Flo.\ting Stock between the panel and the lower part 

 tire— rubber tires. The Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co., 



e — riibber-soled 

 Roebuck & Co., 



uds, the 



Nor 



Ark. 



and words "W. L. Tedford's Super Service Patch, 

 If a Ivan in Your K-^r," the initials and word "W. L. 

 Iford's" being a facsimile of the applicant's sign; 

 ■s, tubes, and casing-patch. W. L. Tedford, Little 



Rock, 



126,022. 

 126,154. 



Black Beauty— rubber water-bags and rubber bot- 

 tles. The Miller Rubber Co.. Akron, O. (See The India 

 Rubper World, March 1, 1918, page 353.) 



The words "One-set,'' the hyphen being formed by an extension 

 of the cross-piece of the first "e"— printing-press inking 

 rollers. The B. F. Goodrich Co.. New Y'ork City. 



Representation of a black-outlined recUngle bisected verti- 

 callv by a single heavy line extending above and below — 

 brake linings. Thermoid Rubber Co., Hamilton Township, 

 Mercer County, N. J. , , r. 



The word Relco within an oval beneath the word Reliable, 

 and at the right and left, respectively, of the oval, the words 



126,436. 



126,572. 



126,606. 

 126,586. 

 126.793. 



127,121. 

 127,503. 



127,722. 

 127,750. 



128,494. 

 128,495. 



Reg. U. S. Pat. Office and New York, U. S. A.— fountain 

 pens. Abraham Harris, New York City. 



The word Grizzlybear— a duplex crinkled or creped paper foi' 

 wrapping tires, etc. Angier Mechanical Laboratories, Fram- 

 ingham, Mass. 



The words MoR-EcoN — elevator belts made of rubber rein- 

 forced with fabric. The B. F. Goodrich Co., New York 

 City. 



The word Joliet above representation of head of loliet — jar 

 rubbers. Walker-Matteson Co., Joliet, 111. 



The word Allboad — rubber or rubber and fabric tires and 

 tubes McClaren Rubber Co., Charlotte, N. C. 



Representation of an Indian arcow-head in silhouette pointing 

 to the right — rubber boots, shoes, etc. Nathaniel Fisher & 

 Co., New York City. 



The word Climax — arm-pit dress shields and diaper supporters. 

 M. S. George, St. Louis, Mo. 



The words Rest-Assured inclosed in 

 end of the letter R — rubber boots a 

 fisher & Co., New York City. 



The words Kenyon Cord — rubber tire 

 Co., Brooklyn, N. Y. 



The letter A within the outline of 



battery jars, insulations, etc. American Hard Rubber 

 Hempstead and New York City. N. Y. 



The word Orbitan — combined rubber, leather, and fabric shoes 

 and slippers. A. J. Bates & Co.. Inc., New York City. 



The word .'\micus — rubber boots and shoes and boots and shoes 

 made wholly or partly of leather. American-National Shoe 

 & Leather Corp., New York City. 



The word Defiance, combined with conventionalized sprays of 

 leaves and knot of ribbon, forming frame around the letter 

 "G" — hard or semi-hard rubber battcrv jars. The B. F. 

 Goodrich Co., New York City. 



The letter "G" framed by conventionalized sprays of leaves 

 and knot of ribbon — hard or semi-hard rubber battery jars. 

 The B. F. Goodrich Co., New York City. 



The word Defiance above the letter "G" frai led by convention- 

 alized sprays of leaves and knot of ribbon — hard or semi- 

 hard rubber battery jars. The B. F. Goodrich Co., New 

 York City. 



Representation of a section of belting having a copper thread 

 cr wire laid or woven longitudinally in it — rubber and other 

 kinds of belting having a copper thread or wire woven or 

 laid in them longitudinallv. The Rossendale-Reddaway Belt- 

 ing and Hose Co.. Newark, N. J. 



26,215. 

 26,217. 



26,218. 

 26,219. 



26,220. 

 26,262. 



26,291. 

 26.292. 

 26,293. 

 26.294. 

 26,295. 



389,268. 

 390,957. 



and tubes. C. Kenyon 

 club-spot — hard rubber 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 







arbitrary inner circular arrangement of stripes forming a 



bifurcated to display the word Springfield — pneumatic and 

 solid tires and inner tubes. Kelly-Springfield Tire Co., New 

 York City. 



Representation of a maple leaf with the name, The Maple Leaf 

 Rubber Company, Limited, printed with distinctive arrange- 

 ment underneath and presenting a suitable base for the leaf 

 — Canadian Consolidated Rubber Company, Limited. Mon- 

 treal, Que. , . , 



The letter "P" — rubber tires, soft rubber goods, druggists 

 sundries, etc. The F. E. Partridge Rubber Co.. Limited, 

 Guelph, Ont. 



The word Partridge — same goods as No. 26,214. The F. t. 

 Partridge Rubber Co., Limited, Guelph, Ont. 



Representation of an inflated rubber tire with a partridge 

 standing erect within the circle thereof .ind upon the inner 

 edge of the lower portion— rubber footwear. The F. E. 

 Partridge Rubber Co., Limited, Guelph, Ont. 



The letter "N"— same goods as Nos. 26.214 and 26,215. The 

 - - ■ - ■■ "... Limited, Guelph. O. . 



goods, drug- 

 gists' rubber sundries, etc. 1 ne r. E. Partridge Rubber 

 Co.. Limited, Guelph, Ont. 



The letter "P"— rubber footv 

 Co.. Limited, Guelph, Ont. 



The word Elasticaps — rubber insulators fc. ... . _ 



The Elasticap Co., Hoboken, N. J., U. S. A. (See The 

 India Rubber World, March 1, 1920, page 366.) . 



The words Geared to the Road used in connection with the 

 words Miller Tires— rubber tires and tubes. The Miller 

 Rubber Co., Akron, O., U. S. A. (See The India Rubber 

 World. March 1, 1919, page 311. 



The words ACE-Hi— footwear, clothing, heels and sole 

 cle and animal coverings, cloth, belting, hose, tires, ii 

 lating material, cement, druggists' sundries and plumb 

 supplies, etc., made wholly or partly of rubber or treated 

 with substances containing rubber. 

 Limited, Montreal, Que. 



The word Triumph— same goods as 

 Rubber Co^ Limited, Montreal, Que. 



The words I^AiN KiNG-same goods as Nos 26,289 

 The Miner Rubber Co., Limited Montreal, Que 



The word FRONTENAt^same goods as Nos. ^6.289 to 26^91, 

 inclusive. The Miner Rubber Co.. Limited. Montreal Que. 



The word KiDDiE-same goods as Nos. 26,289 to 26,292, in- 

 clusive. The Miner Rubber Co Limited, Montreal Que. 



The word Collegiate— same goods =>% N^.^,,-* "89 ,o 26^93, 

 inclusive. The Miner Rubber Co.. Limited. Montreal. (Jtie. 



The word Viking— same goods as Nos. 26.2S9 to 26,294. inclu- 

 sive. The Miner Rubber Co., Limited, Montreal, Que. 



THE UNITED KINGDOM. 



The word Ariel— elastic webs and cords for use in clothing. 

 Fairc Bros. & Co., Limited, 2 Southampton street, and bt. 



The'wmds wiLLSON'GoGG'Lks, and upstanding from the second 

 "1" of the word "Willson" a circle containing the letter 

 "W" and a pair of goggles— rubber-rimined safety goggles. 

 T A. Willson & Co., Inc.. Second and Washington streets, 

 Reading, Pa., U. S. A. (See The India Rubber World, 



Thf i%r'd'VEwj:os^™bir-insuIated wire The London Elec- 

 tric Wire Co. and Smiths, Limited, 7 Playhouse Yard. Golden 

 Lane. London, E. C. 1. 



The F. E. Partridge Rubber 

 electr 





;ly o 

 The 



Rubber 

 26,289. The Miner 

 d 26.290. 



