THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[December 1, 1915. 



•15.581 (1914). Spring wheel with pneumatic cushions. W. M. Hoffman, 



25 Gallatin avenue. Buffalo, New York, U. S. A. 

 15,583 (1914). Waterproof bandage having a pocket for compresses. P. 



Nebel, Schonau, near Chemnitz, Germany. 

 •15,625 (1914). Rubber closet seats and lids. M. J. Whclan, Muskegon, 



Michigan, U. S. A. 

 •15,626 (1914). Vulcanite coated wooden closet seats and lids. M. J. 



Whelan, Muskegon, Michigan, U. S. A. 

 •15,627 (1914). Closet seats and lids. M. J. Whelan, Muskegon, Michi 



gan, U. S. A. 

 •15,628 (1914). Rubber coated wooden closet seats. M. J. Whelan, Muske- 

 gon, Michigan, U. S. A. 

 15,660 (1914). Tire tube lined with puncture sealing device consisting of 



a rubber honeycomb structure and rubber filling. D. J. 



Chappell, 52 College Jlill, Llanelly, Carmarthenshire. 

 [Abstracted in The Illustrated Official Journal, October 27. 1915.] 

 25,592 (1913). Eye and ear protector. G. de Bobory, Gyongyos, Hungary. 

 25,711 (1913). Chain comprising blocks of rubber. P. Roderwald, 35 



Templehofer-Ufer, Berlin. 

 27,652 (1913). Vehicle wheel having removable rubber plates. G. Sil- 



vestri, 22 Wehrgasse, and A. Findenigg, 23 Belvedere- 



gasse— both in Vienna. 

 28,009 (1913). Ebonite device for teapot handle. Mappin & Webb and 



R. E. Smith— all of Royal Works, Sheffield. 

 28,806 (1913). Corset with section of elastic webbing. H. Biinte. 22 



Grabenstrasse, Dusseldorf, Germany. 



rubber diaphragm and breathing 

 use street, Cowdenbeath, Fife- 



1,902 (1914). 

 2,548 (1914). 



bag. J. 



Stenho 



Galvanic battery. Van Raden & Co.. 567 Foleshil! Road, 

 and M. Metz, 50 Berkeley Road— both in Coventry. 



Massage appliance comprising a compressible ball. C. Greb, 

 40 Hohenzollernstrasse, Cassel, Germany. 



Rubber in apparatus for modelling feet. C. J. Angeli, 

 Schulstrasse, and L. Russ, 4 Grafensi 



-both 



Darrastad 



Ger 



astic protector and clea 

 Hagmueller, 626 Washii 

 sey, U. S. A. 



for 



H. E. 



Journal, November 3, 1915.] 

 icrease ships buoyancy. J. W. 



[Abstracted in the Illustrated Of 

 15,694. Waterproofed canvas air ba: 



Cook, Milford, Stafford. 

 15.708. Illuminated signal with rubber strips betv 



A. E. Lucas, 61 City Road, Birmingham. 

 '15,737. Rubber in filter of vacuum cleaning apparatus. L. L. Ferguson, 



6501 South Stale street, Chicago, U. S. A. 

 15,756. Fly swatter. C. E, Hodson, West street, Bourne, Lincolnsliire. 

 15,771. India rubber capsules for bottles. F. W., Ingram, Felstead street. 



Hackney Wick, London. 

 15,798. Ebonite electrode covering for electric_ resistances. _ H. Herapath, 



255 Hampstead _Roa_d, 



street — both 

 •15,834. Air tubes for wl 

 15.869. Game appliance compri 



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Fairview, Beoley, Redditch. 

 16,004. Ebonite buttons. Firm of F. Everts, Bad Homburg von der 



Hohe, Germany. 

 16.106. Detachable rim. G. B. Filmer. 83 Sillock street, South Hill, 



Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada. 

 16,115. Tire valve. H. P. Kraft, 219 (Godwin avenue, Ridgewood. N. J., 



M. J. Railing, 67 Qu 



plate 





London 

 ;1 tires. 



Clapham Common, London, and E. L. Allen 



W. M. Reason, Pontiac, Mich., U. S. A. 

 ght inflated ball. E. M. Maxwell, 



U. S. 

 16,129. Shaving stick cases. 



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THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. 



PATENTS ISSUED (With Dates of Appli 



476,444 (November 5, 1914). I 

 and E. W. Meredith. 

 476,457 (April 23). Anti-mud tire casing. E, Lapointe. 

 476,479 (April 24). Rigid and floating metallic casing for pneun 

 ■ nd holes for attaching. J. A, Meunier 



New perfected system for attaching 

 mobile wheels and tires. W. J. Parker. 

 476,571 (April 27). Pneumatic wheel. J. O. Strasbach. 

 476,622 (November 28). Improved vehicle tires. C. Halle. 

 476.695 (December 8). Armored casing for pneumatic tires. A 

 [Note. — Printed copies of specifications of French patents 





■•Consei 



Villi! 



A. Spreight 

 natic wheels 



Rosa. 

 , Paris, at 



288,249 (January 

 288,457 (Novemb< 



THE GERMAN EMPIRE. 



PATENTS ISSUED (With Dates of Validity) 

 y 13. 1914). Hollow 



13.) 



-Steglit: 

 288,632 (March 19). Nipple. Suppl 



Cade, Herfordin-Westfalen 

 288,200 (June 30). Nipple. Carl Erv 



Schleuszig. 

 288,418 (May 12). Objects made of rubber ( 



Franz. Vienna. Represented by 



Patent-lawye 



is. Frantz Dieckmann, Wormser- 

 Bruno Salzmann, Feldstrasse, 16, 

 nt to patent No. 287,382. Carl 

 Martin, Seumestrasse, 75, Leipzig- 



nilar substa 



Berlin SW 



J. Apil 



288,688 (April 16, 1913). 

 Sieg, Bielefeld. 



r attaching interchangeable heels of 

 Richard Volkner and Fa. Hermann 



73,675. 

 79,996. 



83,381. 



84,772. 



87,272. 



88,463. 

 89,182. 



89,314. 



TRADE MARKS. 



ISSUED OCTOBER 19. 1915. 



Heimbach Rubber Heel Co.. Duluth. Minn. Illustralion of a circle 

 with a hand holding a rubber heel. For rubber heels. 



Union Lock Stitch Co., Boston, Mass. Illustration of a circle with 

 the words Comfort and Sen-ice in white letters on a black back- 

 ground and the words The Merrick Welt in black letters on a 

 white background. For boots and shoes made of rubber, leather 

 and canvas. 



United States Rubber Co., New Brunswick, N. J., and New York, 

 N. Y. Illustration of a circle with an inner circle of black with 

 the initials U S in white letters on same. For rubber boots 

 and shoes. 



United States Rubber Co., New Brunswick, N. T., and New York, 

 N. Y. Diamond design with the words KnuShu in white letters 

 en a dark background, the letters being increased successively 

 in size so that the initials U and S stand out. For boots and 

 shoes having fabric uppers and rubber soles. 



The Charles Williams Stores, Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y. Diagram of 

 the East River with the Brooklyn Bridge. For bathing caps, 

 rubber caps, raincoats and rubber collars, etc. 



The Republic Rubber Co.. Youngstown, Ohio. Picture of old 

 Father Time with the words OW Man Mileage on his hat. For 

 a monthly periodical publication. 



The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio. Illustration of a 

 tire with a dark background with the words Goodyear Tire and a 



vhite 



the initials 5 V. For elastic 



The Frederick W. Lipps Co. of Baltimore City, Baltii 



The word Society. For chewing gum, etc. 

 Hood Rubber Co., Watertown, M 



rubber boots and shoes, rubber 



canvas boots and shoes. 

 Hood Rubber Co., Watertown, Mass. The word Leisure. For 



rubber boots and shoes, rubber overshoes, and rubber soled 



canvas boots and shoes. 



ISSUED OCTOBER 26, 1915. 

 American Heyl Co., Inc., New York, N. Y. A swastika with the 



words .4merican Heyl Company, Colors, Quality. For rubber, 



R. I. Illustration of a camp- 

 er and canvas boots and shoes. 

 , R. I. The word Campfire. 



lords The Republic Rubber 

 and Well. For belting made of rubber and 

 ■he Miller Rubber Co., Akron. Ohio. The 

 Geared To The Road. For rubber tires. 



87.804. 

 87,993. 



85,761. 

 88,362. 

 88,533. 

 89,265. 



89,450. 



jdyear's i' 

 Rub Rub 



Ligatuck, Conn. The 

 feather with the 



A. G. 



'Vate. For rubberized sheeting or fabric. 

 ISSUED NOVEMBER 9, 1915. 

 Spalding & Bros.. Jersey City, N. J. The word Perma. For 



vulcanizable cement for golf balls. 



Hood Rubber Co., Watertown. Mass. Illustration of a horseshoe. 

 For pneumatic and cushion tires of rubber and rubber and fabric. 



C. A. Crane, Cleveland, Ohio. The words Chin-Chin. For chew- 

 ing gum. 



The Clark Manufacturing Co., Boston. Mass. Picture of a Scotch- 

 man in his native dress with the words Hoot Mon. For hose 

 supporters. 



C. B. Shane Co., Chicago, III. The word .4ervento. For rain 



Ma 



The 



rd Supcrba. 



48,041. 

 48,042. 



ISSUED OCTOBER 



ISSUED OCTOBER 26, 1915. 

 Tire tread. DeL. P. Harris, New York, N. Y. 



India rubber sole pad for boots and shoes. W. W. Phillips, as- 

 signor to Phillips' Patents, Limited — both of London, England. 

 India rubber sole pad for boots and shoes. W. W. Phillips, as- 

 signor to Phillips' Patents. Limited— both of London, England. 

 Rubber heel pad for footwear. W. W. Phillips, assignor to Phil- 

 lips' Patents, Limited — both of London, England. 

 ISSUED NOVEMBER 2, 1915. 

 Vehicle wheel tire. M. D. Kuhlke. Akron, Ohio. 

 Garter. D. E. Latham, assignor to Double Grip Garter Co., Inc. — 

 both of New York. N. Y. 



ISSUED NOVEMBER 9, 1915. 

 Garter. C. ; 



