THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[August 1, 1920. 



l.'!),30S. 

 129,489. 



129,575. 



129,580. 



129,737. 



129,920. 



130,134. 

 130,324. 



130,565. 

 130,566. 

 130,881. 

 131,236. 



132,560. 

 132,680. 



The word Cahmoion — rubber tires and tubes for vehicles. 



Carlisle Tire & Rubber Co., Dover. Del., and Carlisle, Pcnn. 

 The word Inandout — dress shields. Brooklyn Shield & Rubber 



Co., Brooklyn. N. Y. 

 The word Celoc.i.as— Safety gogRles with clastic straps. The 



Standard Optical Co.. Geneva. N. Y. (See The India 



Uubher World. June 1, 1920, page 519.) 

 Representation of a seal bearing around the edge tlle words 



R. T. Vanderbilt Co., N. Y. American Proditcts. and 



in the center the words Dixie Clay— clay used as filler in 



the manufacture of paper, paints and ruliber products. R. T. 



Vanderbilt Co., Inc., New York City. 

 The word Acorn— tire vulcanizing apparatus. A. E. Nolan, 



Portland, Oregon. 

 The word Comets — candy-coated chewing gum. Wm. Wrig- 



ley. Jr., Co.. Chicago, III. 

 The words Natty Pad — garters. G. Frost Co., Boston, Mass. 

 The word Erco — cycle handle-bar grips. Essex Rubber Co., 



Trenton, N. J. 

 A black arrow behind a disk bearing a classical figure of an 



archer, above the words Royal Archer — rubber sheeting and 



rubber blankets. Archer Rubber Co., Milford, Mass. 

 A black arrow behind a disk bearing a classical figure of an 



archer, above the word Trojan — rubber sheeting and rubber 



blankets. Archer Rubber Co., Milford, Mass. 

 Representation of label bearing the words Teaberrv — "It's on 



THE Level"— chewing gum. The D. L. Clark Co., Pitts- 

 burgh, Pa. 



Stoppers. 1i.i\ii:- i,.' i:;*i,il .n.l 'in.i! > iK, -..hk t'or both 



The word Admiral— suspenders. The Russel Manufacturir 



Co., Middletown, Conn. 

 The word Arrow above representation of an arrow — garters an 



hose supporters. American Textile Products Co., Rocheste 



THE UNITED KINGDOM. 



figure of 



globe 



, N. 1., within the border consist- 

 ubber machine belting. The Man- 

 ;et, Passaic, N. J., 



Representation of seal ha' 



surrounded by 20 stai 



Rubber Mfg. Co., Pas: 



ing of concentric circle: 



hattan Rubber Mfg. Co., 61 Willett st 



U. S. A. 

 Representation of an elephant running, accompanied by the 



words Thornhill's Non-Slip Soles — rubber soles and heels. 



B A. Thornhill. Single Tree. Newera Eliya, Ceylon; and 1 he 



Manor House, Pontesbury, Shrnpshire. 

 Representation of a rubber K.-.f, aci. m|.;,iiii(l hv the words 



Rubber Leaf Brand— fooiwi,.: ■: I ,i:,.: ~.,n\.,~. .-nnl rubber 



included in Class 38. The K :: . lu I.,,i,;1l-,1 410 



King Street, West, Kitch.n. i w • i ■„,., ( uia.la 



B403,O51. The representation of a flying eagle carrying arrows in its 

 talons — fountain and stylographic pens and erasers. The Eagle 

 Pencil Co., 703 East 13th street, N. Y. C, U. S. A. 



B403,819. The word Featiieredge — rubber sponges. Markt & Co., (Lon- 

 don), Limited, 98 and 100, Qerkenwell Road, London, E. C. 1. 



NEW ZEALAND. 



TO AMERICANS. 



16,031. Representation of seal having a figure of a globe in the center, 

 surrounded by 20 stars and the words The Manhattan 

 Rubber Meg. Co., Passaic, N. J., within the border consist- 

 ing of concentric circles — belting, rubber tubes, carriage- 

 apri.iij.. l.,,ihl-, liii;s bladders, buffers, rubber cloth, air- 

 cuslnnii., II 111 ,1 ; s, funnels, rubber door-mats, and all other 

 good- III, nil il lul.lur or gutta percha included in Class No. 

 40, <M.]' I ill. II jiiuches. The Manhattan Rubber Mfg. Co., 

 61 \\:lliii Ml 111, r.issaic, N. J., U. S. A. 



16,242. Outline of a bnnmcrang above the word Boomerang — goods 

 manufactured from india rubber and gutta percha not included 

 in classes other than No. 40. Barnett Glass Rubber Co., 

 Limited, 289-293 Swanston street, Melbourne, Victoria, Aus- 

 tralia. 

 16,322. The words Boston Garter — garters. George Frost Co., 1551 

 Tremont street. Boston, Mass., U. S. A. 



16,488. Representation of a tire — pneumatic and solid tires, inner tubes, 

 tire accessories, mechanical rubber goods, druggists' sundries 

 and all other goods manufactured from india rubber and 

 KUtta percha not included in classes other than No. 40. The 

 F. E. Partridge Rubber Co., Limited, Guelph, Ontario, Canada. 



16.489. The word "Guide" quoted— rubber footwear. The F. E. 



Partridge Rubber Co., Limited, Guelph, Ont., Canada. 



16.490. The word "Guide" quoted — pneumatic and solid tires, tubes, 



accessories, mechanical rubber goods, druggists' sundries, and 

 all goods manufactured from rublier and gutta percha not 

 included in classes other than Class No. 40. The F. E. 

 Partridge Rubber Co.. Limited, Guelph, Ont., Canada. 

 16,542. The word Philco— rubber battery-plate separators or re- 

 tainers. Philadelphia Storage Battery Co., Ontario and C 

 streets, Philadelphia, Pa., U. S. A. (See description else- 



16,564. The word Alpco — erasers, rubber bands, etc. American Lead 

 Pencil Co., 173-175 Lower Clapton Road, London, E., Eng- 

 land, and 220 Fifth avenue. New York (iity, U. S. A. 

 16,565. The word Aurora— erasers, rubber bands, etc. American Lead 

 Pencil Co., 173-175 Lower Clapton Road, London, E., Eng- 

 land; and 220 Fifth avenue, New York City, U. S. A. 



16,566. The word Vindictive — erasers, rubber bands, etc. American 

 Lead Pencil Co., 173-175 Lower Clapton Road, London, E., 

 England; and 220 Fifth avenue, N. Y. C, U. S.A. 

 16,617. Representation of a tire with a partridge standing 



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Akron, O., 

 ination. Chicago, IH. 

 55,414. Tire. Patented June 8, 1920. Term i'A years. D. F. Crow, 



Omaha. Nebr. 

 55,416. Tire. Patented Jui'e 8, 1920. Term 14 years. J. W. Demead, 



.\kr 



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401,079. The words The "Imhn i;, m 



in Class No. 39. ' luhn liull, J. 



W. C. 2. 

 401,621. The word Nonsol — insulating tape, principally composed of 



Rubber shoe plate. Patented Ju 



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55,420 55,425 



JO, 



mm 



55,459 



55,507 



jointing, packing, tubular hose, print 

 stoppers for bottles, billiard table cus 

 Meldia Mfg. Co., Limited, 10 Throgn 



figure — sheet 



composition, 



loon material. 



Ivy Lane, Paternoster Row, Lon'do 



55,425. Tire tread. Patented June 8, 1920. Term 7 years. W. Kline, 



Mogadore, O. 

 55,437. Tire. Patented June 8, 1920. Term 14 years. F. E. Shannon, 



Akron, O. 

 55,459. Tire. Patented :rune 15, 1920. Term 7 years. J. B. Gabcline, 



Burlington, assignor to Standard Four Tire Co., Keokuk — both 



in Iowa. 

 55,471. Advertising sign comprising a billboard within a colossal tire. 



Patented June IS, 1920. Term 7 years. R. R. Johnstone, 



Wauwatosa, Wis. 

 55,475. Tire cover. Patented June 15, 1920. Term 7 years. P. M. 



Lockwood, Kansas City, Mo. 



55.506. Non-skid tire tread. Patented June 22, 1920. Term 14 years. 



E. N. Downes, assignor to J. & D. Tire Co.— both of Char- 

 lotte, N. C. ,„ ^ 



55.507. Non-skid tire. Patented June 22, 1920. Term 14 years. W. E. 



Duerstcn, New Castle, Pa. 

 55,528. Sole of a rubber boot or slioc Patented June 22, 1920. Term 



14 years. W. F I'lpi i , Milmsc, assignor to Boston Rubber 



.Shoe Co., P.nstiii. '.Mil III Ml,, 

 55,529. Sole of a rubbi ■ ! nlar article. Patented June 22, 



1920. Term II ■ i' W, I'. Piper, Melrose, assignor to 



Boston Rubber Sli -r f., , I ;.. -i.ui— both in Mass. 

 55,552. Tire rack, Patented liuie 29, 1920. Term 7 years. J. F. Bren- 



nan. Williamsport, Pa. 



