692 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



(July 1, 1920. 



140,148. 

 140,199. 



140,240. 

 140,246. 



140,248. 



140,269. 



140,302. 



140,316. 

 140,337. 



vered head. 



zed to 



E. Jen- 



140,564. 

 140,583. 

 140,623. 



140,628, 

 140,658. 

 140,659. 

 140,673. 



he covering for petrol tanks for aircraft, described in speci- 

 fication No. 140,118, modified by substituting vulcanized rub- 

 ber sheets for those of rubbered cloth. Dunlop Rubber Co.. 

 14 Regent 



uel tan' 



DemountabTe rim for'^tires. Grimston Tyres, Limited, and J. 



Cooper, St. Albans, Herfordshire. 

 SeU-hlling fountain pen. W. J. Crowe, Granville Canadian 



Special Hospital, and J. W. Smith, 20 Victoria Park— both 



in Buxton, Derbyshire. i- , „ 



Catamenial appliance with outer casing of rubber. i-. 1. M. 



Gayfer. 19 Green street. Charing Cross Road, London. 

 Shaving brush, provided in center of bristles with a vacuum 



cup or massaging device of rubber, etc. W. M. Hoskins. 



Carnethy, Elmdon Road, Acocks Green, Birmingham. 

 Sock suspenders. Sir S. Faire and Faire Bros. & Co.. Rutland 



strei-t, Leicester. (Refers to specification No. 110,741.) 

 Hollow metal stud with vulcanite c 



soft rubber suction disk in pla 



Parsons, 46 Follywell street, Bla( 

 Valve for pneumatic tire North 



Mills, and C. Hubbard, 



Spring wheel with rubber tread vul 



rigid ring and having pneumatii 



qings, Owensboro, Kentucky, U. 

 Rubber soles for shoes, etc., providi 



arranged so as not to 



Rutland street, Leiceste 

 Surgical douching apparat' 



street, Philadelphia, U. S. A. 

 Construction of externally applied patches as protectors for shoe 



soles, etc. H. C. Ridout, 28 The Triangle. Bournemouth, 



Hampshire. 

 Jacket and cover for tire w-ith rim enclosing air tube. J. 



Jack, Lilyvale, Copland Road, Govan, Glasgow. 



ISSUXD KAY 19, 1920. 

 Detachable rim for tires on disk wheels. Dunlop Rubber Co., 



14 Regent street, Westminsttr, and C. Macbeth. Para Mills, 



Aston Cross, Birmingham. (Refers to specification No. 



121,757.) 

 Detachable rim for tires on disk wheels. Dunlop Rubber Co., 



14 Regent street. Westminster, and C. Macbeth. Para Mills, 



Aston Cross, Birmingham. (Refers to specification No. 

 121.757.) 

 Windshield of vehicle window cleaner. W. Faint, 7 Waterloo 



street, Birmingham. 

 Gutta percha printing blanket. G. Ruthven, Maitland Bank, 



Burnhead, Larkhall. Lanarkshire. 

 Double-ended inner tube with main and reserve air chambers 



having separate inflating valves. K. N. B. Lemming, 41 St. 



Pederstraede, and C. F. E. Baden, 25 Dronningens, ~ 



— both in Copenhagen. 

 Puncture detectors for pneumatic tires, air cushions 



H. Browne, 55 Montagu Road, Hendon, London. 

 Rubber coated catgut for tennis rackets. S. G. Lewi 



burg. Pa., U, 



N' 



and fabrii 



Arnett, 2046 North Fifth 



Life-! 

 Lin 



Neck 



Sponge 

 North 



"42 B 

 sey I 



jbes. 



E. C. R. 



roadv 



of 



Dilator Svringe 

 New York City, 

 ooklyn — both in : 



rew'^YOTk," 



Rights Corpo 

 f J. Rose, 72 

 U. S. A. 



ISSUED APRIL 22, 1920, 



uxiliary pneumatic or solid rubber tire travel 



f^ce ff 

 also to 

 Co., 3-: 



guard agaii 



nd same 



to provide auxiliary rolling sur- 



becomes accidentally deflated, and 



ling latter. O. Englebert, Fils & 



-icge, Belgium. 



322,469. 

 322.837. 

 323,275. 



502,855. 

 503.029. 

 503,138. 



GERMANY. 



PATENTS ISSUED, WITH DATES OF APPLICATION. 



(May 28. 1919.) Resilient tire. August Sebold. Fiirstenwalde, 

 (December 27. 1914.) Nursing nipple. Carl Cade. Berlin. 

 (May 9, 1919.) Resilient wheel. Kriedrich Bussmann, Berlin- 



Pankow. 

 (September 25, 1918.) Resilient tire. Max Greiner, Chariot- 



THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. 



PATENTS ISSUED, WITH DATES OF APPLICATION. 



(August 13, 1919.) Elastic tir^. Demontible Spring Tire Co. 

 (December 28, 1916.) Improvements in resilient tires. A. 



Delille-Daigre. 

 (April 21, 1917.) Resilient wheel that does away with need 



of springs for body. J. Tavel, Vaulnavay le Haul (Isere.) 

 (August 19. 1919.) Improvements in pneumatic tire treads. 



S. Midzishums. 

 (August I, 1919.) Automobile tire in sections, with constant 



resihence. J. Bulloz, Annecy, (Haute Savoie). 

 (-\ugust 25. 1919.) _ .\uxiliary, detachable, casing for pneumatic 



G. A. Collet. 



17.657. 

 17,659. 

 18,389. 



126,571. 

 126,587. 

 127,159. 

 127,990. 



128,189. 



TRADE MARKS. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



,432. The words Council Oak above representation 



in white on a black triangle surrounded on 



three interlinked links — rubber and rubber 



tires and tubes. R. B. Piper, Sioux City, la 



The word Protexall superimposed upon a dc 



circle bearing the words Motor Fabr 



mobile top and curtain material, 



Co., Detroit, Mich. 

 The word Nufashond— woven and braided elastics, garters, 



armbands, etc. The Narrow Fabric Co., WyomisauK 



borough, near Reading, Pa. 

 Representation of a violet above the word Violet — elastic 



webs. Faire Bros. & Co., Limited, Leicester, England. 

 Representation of snowdrops and the words The Snowdrop — 



clastic webs. Faire Bros. & Co., Limited, Leicester, England. 

 Representation of airplane propeller, superimposed upon double- 

 outlined circle— tov airplanes. Lawrence .\irplane Model and 



Supply Co., Chicago, 111. (See The India Rubber World, 



October 1, 1919, page 30.) 

 The words Porcupine Boot on a scroll above representation 



of a porcupine — tire patches and inner liners. E. M. Steel, 



assignor to Porcupine Manufacturing Co. — both of Spokane, 



Wash. 

 The word Wedge — rubber erasers. Joseph Dixon Crucible Co., 



Jersey City, N. J. 

 The word Walrus— arctics. United States Rubber Co., New 



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

 The words Giant Match — billiard cushions. The B. F. Good- 

 rich Co., New York City. 

 Ths word Autocrat — rubber or rubber and fabric tires and 



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

 A circle enclosing the words The E. Z. Men's Garter— gar- 

 ters. The Thos. P. Taylor Co., Bridgeport. Conn. 

 The letter A within outline of a spade spot — hard rubber pipe 



bits and cigar and cigarette holders. American Hard Rubber 



Co., Hempstead and New York, N. Y. 

 A seal bearing representation of Hermes and the words 



Wisco ATHI.ETIC Shoes — athletic shoes made of leather, 



rubber, and fabric in the various combinations of those 



materials. Wisconsin Shoe Co., Milwaukee, Wis. 

 The word Erco— tank balls. Essex Rubber Co., Trenton, N. 



The word Sn 



of leather rubber, fabric 

 J. H. Kclleher, Randolph, 



slipper 

 orobinat 



and 



ndals 

 of the 



Ma 



-Hei: 



Johns 



1920, p.ige 224.) 

 The word Heather- rubber heels. The Lorain Rubber Heel 



Co., Lorain, O. „ 



The word Kumfit— aprons. Brooklyn Shield and Rubber Co., 



Brooklyn, N. Y. 

 The word Victory — composition heels, soles and taps. The 



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



THE UNITED KINGDOM. 



The word Sashena — rubber sheets, sanitary bandages and 

 belts, included in Class No. 11. T. J. Smith & Nephew. 

 Limited. 5 Neptune street. Hull. 



Conventionalized representation of a roll of belting bearing 

 the words Dick's Original Balata. Gutta Pekcha & 

 Canvas Belting and the words Trade Mark — balata. gutta 

 percha and canvas belting. R. & T. Dick. Limited, 23 

 McPhail street, Greenhcad. Glasgow. 



The word Avora within conventionalized sunburst as back- 

 nd for point of fountain pei ' 



founlain pens, erasers, etc. I. Levi, 9 Via Bascilica. Turii 



Italy. (Care of Herbert Haddan & Co., 31-32 Bedford 



street. Strand, London, W. C. 2.) 

 The word Giant within an oval — rag and rubb< 



chines. Tavlor, Stiles & Co., Riegelsville, N. 



(Care of R. J. Marx, 133-139 Finsbury street. London, 



E. C. 2.) 

 Representation of a label bearing the words and letters 

 diagonal poly- 

 201 East Ohio 



.:"5'"i. 





tig gum. 



label bearinj 

 Gum within 

 L- P. Larson, Jr. 



(Care of He 



400,005. 

 400,009. 

 400,645. 



400,910. 

 401,109. 



(August 



The North 



fabr; 



street, Chicago, 111., U. 



Dehn, Bridge House, 181 Qu 



E. C. 4.) 



Representation of a pyramid surmounted by a tire, accom- 

 panied by the words Apex Rubber Co.. Trade Mark, all 

 w-ithin a double-outlined circle — all goods included in Class 

 No. 40. A. 1. Milne-Smith, trading as The .-^pex Rubber 

 Co.. Laurel Cottage, Fox Hill, Upper Norwood, London, 

 S. E. 19.) 



The words "Odds On" quoted — all goods included in Oass 

 No. 40. The "Odds On" Specifics Co., Limited, 36-37 

 Cock Lane, Snow Hill, London. E. C. 1- 



Thc words "Odds On" quoted— all goods included in Class 

 No. 49. The "Odds On" Specifics Co., Limited, 36-37 Cock 

 Lane, Snow Hill, London, E. C. 1. 



The word Popuijir in white letters within a modified black 

 rectangle behind a seal bearing the representation of a 

 pair of balances and the words North British Rubber Co., 

 Limited, Edinburgh. The North British Rubber Co.. Lim- 

 ited. Castle Mills. Fountainbridge, Edinburgh, Scotland. 



The word Rover — footballs. John Douglas, Son & Co., Trindle 

 Works. Trindle Road, Dudley, Worcestershire. 



The word Woemi — asbestos packing, jointing, and washers, 

 and rubber hose. E. J. Little, trading as The West of 

 England Motor Industries, Monmouth Place. Upper Bristol 

 Road, Bath Somerset. 



The word Kelvinette — goods manufactured from india rubber 

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

 Sloan-Munro & Co., Limited, 11-19 Queen street. Glasgow. 



