July 1, 1916.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



S73 



•168.018. 

 168,031. 

 168.055. 



168.097. 

 M68,13J. 



•168.181. 

 ■168.213. 

 168.225. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



ISSUED M.\RCH 31. 1016. 



Cover for a sink drain. D. J. Conncll, Butic, Mont. 



Infant's grooved feeding bottle with a rubber rinf 

 groove. O. H. Shultr. and E. Benson, assignee of 

 terest — both of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. 



Teat cup for milking machines. C. O. Anderson. Lan( 



Valve for tires. R. S. Burn, Hull, York. England. 



Typewriter platen having an inner layer of elastic, 

 Mulock. Winnipeg. Manitoba. Canada. 



Fountain pen. R. L. Warnock, Warnock, Ohio. 



Graham, Ayl 



Que- 

 eal. Quebec, 



.128 (1915) 

 .175 (1915) 

 ,176 (1915) 



Rubber eraser for fountain pens. 



Pneumatic tire for vehicles. C. F. A. Gray, Mo 



Canada. 

 Fountain pen mechanism. The L. E. Waterman Co.. Limited, 



St. Lambert, Quebec, Canada, assignee of E. F. Britten. Jr., 



Jersey City. NT J. 

 Spring tire. T. Comeau and A. E. Ouellet, assignee of a half 



interest — both of Lawrence, Mass. 

 Non-skid attachment for tires. J. L. Duff, Cambridge, Ohio. 

 Life preserver. J. E, Lomas, Smuggler, Colo. 

 Tire armor. M. J. O'Connor, South Porcupine, Ontario, Canada. 

 Tire cushion. J. E. Farrish. Richmond, Va. 

 Life-savin? device. B. Zopfi, Santa Rosa, Calif. 

 Hose coupling. The Universal Coupler Co., Philadelphia. Pa. 

 Life preserver. O. ,\. Voungren, Sheridan, Wyo. 

 Fountain pen. The L. E. Waterman Co., Limited, Montreal. 



Quebec. Canada, assignee of W. I. Ferris. Westfield, and 



E. F. Britten. Jr.. Jersey City— both in New Jersey. 

 Fastener for overshoes. R. P. Dohson, Ravenna, Ontario, Canada. 

 Pneumatic tire tube. R. I. Henderson, Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 

 Tire tool. M. H. Stewart. Detroit, Mich. 



THE UNITED KINGDOM. 



SPECIFICATIONS PUBLISHED, 

 en is that assiiined tu tlie Patent upon the filing of the 



N The Ilh;strated Official Journal, May 17, 1916.] 

 Tops for cycle and like saddles made of canvas and 



rubber fabric. J. Jelley. 41 Spon street. Coventry. 

 Confectionery molds of rubber. R. C. Burger, 92 Yonge 



,236 (1 



West End a 

 orsct compris 

 V\est Ei-.d a 



Manhattan, 

 trips of elastic webbing. D. Kop: 



webbing. D. Kaps, 525 

 N. " 



Manhattan, N. 

 Method of inserting studs in tire treads. F. E. Blaisdell, 



63 St. James' street, London. 

 Rubber pads for the ends of ladders. W. Thomson. 774 

 St. Helen's Road. BoHon, Lancashire. 

 1,296 (1915). Solid or cushion tire. A. H. Greenfield, 92 Earl's Court 



Road. London. 

 1,447 (1915). Inflatable life saving garment. C. E. Hartley, 61 West 

 Dock avenue. Kingston-upon-Hull. 

 '100.183 (1916). Safety valve for tires. S. Kahn, 83 Court street, New- 

 .irk, N. J. 

 Double chambered teat cups for milking machines, 

 n. V. E. Gosling, 4 Fridhemsgatan, Stockholm. 



IN The Illustrated Official Journal, May 24, I9I6.] 

 Electric lamp provided with a rubber washer. B. J. 



Grigsby. la Rosebery avenue. London. 

 Life-saving suit having an air bag with inflating tube. 



O. A. Youngren and R. H. Stalcup, Sheridan. Wyo. 

 Toy ship and torpedo propelled by elastic cord. W. H. 



Huth. 6.156 Sheridan Road, Chicago. III. 

 Tire valves. M. C. Srhweinert, 226 Palisade avenue. West 



Hoboken. and H. P. Kraft, 219 Godwin avenue. Ridge- 

 wood— both in .\ew Jersey. 

 Means for securing rubber heels to shoes. P. Lace, 19 



Parkfield Drive, Liscard, Cheshire. 

 1.651 (1915). Doors for storage chambers and safes made air tight by the 



use of rubber sheets. A. J. Roach-Cuming, 68 Cowcross 



1,715 (1915). Lamp reflector and globe carrier, comprising a rubber 

 washer. W. Sanders & Co., and W. Sanders, 7 Oxford 



•1,767 (1915). Electrically equipped diving chamber with air hose at- 

 tached. W. D. Sisson and J. L. Buchanan. 543 Title 

 Ir.surance Building, Los Angeles, Calif. 

 1,817 (1915). Air tube for wheel tires. M. S. Stevenson, 41 Cheapside, 



1,889 (1915). Military overboot having a legging continuation and a hard 

 rubber insole. Soc. Anon. Etablissements Hutchinson, 

 60 Rue St. Lazare. Paris. 



[Abstrac 



.USTRATED OFFICIAL JOURNAL, MaY 31, 1916.] 



Beldam, Boston 



2,019 (1915). Engine and machine packing. 



Lodge. Ealing. London. 

 2.021 (1915). Elastic reinforced hat lining. V. L. Grosjean, 10 Rue de 



Paris, Compiegne, Oise, France. 



•Denotes Patents for American Inventions. 



2,041 

 2,100 

 2.104 

 2.135 



2,156 



•2.166 



2.235 



2,256 



100,212 



36.368. 

 36,891. 

 37,195. 

 37,273. 



(1915). Inflatable life preservers and chest and lung protectors. 



J. A. L. Nixon. 33 Overgate. Dundee. 

 (1915). Rubber cap for the mouthpiece of a pipe or holder. H. P. 



Simpson, 39 Victoria street, Westminster. 

 (1915). Inflatable life belt. T. D. MacFarlane, 515 MetropoUtaa 



Building, Vancouver, B. C. 

 (1915). Sponge rubber_p3d in machine for labeling bottles, pack- 

 -J., .n I.- _ " '-■ ngs, George 



J. Purdy, 10 Euston 



street, London. 



(1915). Sponge rubber pad in machine for labeling bottles, pack- 

 ages, etc. P. J. Purdv, 10 Euston Buildings, George 

 street, London. 



(1915). Rubber tires. W. H. Dane and C. de Lukacsevics, 26 

 Oak Crest Place, West Nutley, N. J. 



(1915). Golf ball. W. Taylor, Southlea, Elms Road, Knighton. 



(1915). Rubber overshoes for use on bowling greens, etc C 

 Woollett, 11a Oxton Road, Poulton, Seacombe. Cheshire! 



(1916). Printing blankets. H. Hartmann, Globus, Gummi und 

 Asbestwerkc Ges., Ahrensbock, Germany. 



NEW ZEALAND. 



ISSUED APRIL 13. 1916. 

 Rubber sound-absorbing pipe for milking machines. The Ridd 

 Milk.ng Machine Co.. Limited, Queen street. New Plymouth. 



Teat cup for milking machine. H. W. Bartram, 586-588 Bourke 

 street. Melbourne, and A. Gillies. "Glencairn." Templestowe 

 Road, Heidelberg — both in Victoria. 

 Milking machine teat cup. R. N. Pilkington, Hamilton, N. Z. 



ISSUED APRIL 27, 1916. 

 Teat cup. G. E. Walker, Hamilton, N. Z. 



479,157 



479,198 

 479,219 

 479,223 

 479,227 



479,256 



479.259 



89.097. 

 92.332. 

 92,333. 

 92.334. 

 92,335. 

 92.336. 

 92.337. 

 93.315. 



93.604. 

 94,215. 

 94,299. 

 93,217. 



93,717. 

 94.057. 

 94.778. 



THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. 



PATENTS ISSUED (With Dates of Application). 

 (June 10, 1915). Elastic wheel. Hahle Technical Tyre Co., Limited. 

 (June 11). Vehicle wheel. E. P. Calvin. 

 (June 14). Improvements in elastic tires for motor vehicles. R T 



Wickham. 

 (June 16). Protector and anti-skid device for pneumatic tires. 



A. E. Hughes. 

 (June 23). Pneumatic wheel. F. Persone. 

 (June 26). Improvements in lateral mud-guards and splash-guards 



for automobile wheels and the wheels of other vehicles. H. V. N. 



Graveley. 

 (November 28, 1914). Improvements in pneumatic tires The 



Helix Tube Co. 

 (July 6, 1915), Automobile tire. E. J. Mitchell. 

 (July 13). Elastic tire. J. B. Bernard. 

 (July 7). Elastic wheel for vehicles. C. Multhmann. 

 (July 6). Improvements in insulated cables for the transmission 



of high-tension electric currents. Beaver and Claremont. 

 (July 10). Device for protecting pneumatic tires, cycles and similar 



vehicles. J. C. Jorgensen. 

 (July 12). Improvements in pneumatic tires. James & Milford. 



TRADE-MARKS. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



Co.. 



For 





Co., Asheville, N. C 



3o-Cheuf. For chewing 

 Ohio. The word Elm. 

 & Rubber Co.. Akron. Ohio. The word Elect. 

 Ohio. The word Ex- 

 )hio. The word Glide. 

 Ohio. The word Ash. 

 Dhio. The word Drill- 

 of 



The Good; 



The Goodyear Tire 



For rubber hose. 

 The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.. Akroi 



terminator. For rubber hose. 

 The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.. Akron. 



For rubber hose. 

 The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.. Akron 



For rubber hose. 

 The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron. 



well. For rubber surfaced fabric beltinf 

 Rubber Co.. Framingham. M 



;t. Louis. Mo. The 



circle. For heels 

 ord Lundin. For i 



.4. &■ A. R. Co. and Dtixfv 



made of rubber and fiber. 

 Lund-Mauldin Co., 



boots, etc. 

 The Vanola Co., Winston-Salem, N. C. The word Vanota. For 



chewing gum. 

 H. C. Wilkinson, Los Angeles, Calif. The word Reo. For ball 



chewing gum. 

 United States Rubber Co.. New Brunswick. N. J. A white bar 



between two blue bars of equal width. For overshoes of rubber 



and tennis shoes of rubber and fabric. 

 The Miller Rubber Co, Akron, Ohio. The words "Confectioners- 

 Special." For toy balloons. 



.\psley Rubber Co., Hudson. Mass. The word Rock-Hill. For 



rubber boots, overshces, shoes and rubbers. 

 Sues, de Jose Martinez S. en C, San Juan, Porto Rico. The 



words Our Regard. For rubber shoes, etc. 



