THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[July 1, 1916. 



91,022. The SchoU Manufacturing Co., Chicago, 111. A heavy line ellipse 

 broken away at one portion. For dental, medical and surgical 

 appliances. 



92,749. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio. A blue streak is 

 displayed upon the outer face of the hose and extending longi- 

 tudinally thereof, and the words Blue Streak printed in block 

 letters on the outer face of the hose. For rubber hose. 



93,396. Pan.ima Rubber & Equipment Co., St. Louis, Mo. Tke word 

 I^arcco. Tor automobile tire filler 



94,294. S. A. & H. My,:^. V.o.t.u. M.nss. The S. A. & H. M Rain Check 

 illustrated uiii iii .1 -lu.iit. For raincoats. 



94,300. Wright & nits.i,, Ui^f. i lU. N. J., and Boston, Mass. The word 

 B<rdte. For tj.H ImIK. 



City, N. J., and Boston, Mass. The word 



vords Blue Flash. For 



Kansas City, Mo. The word Killy. For 



94,301. Wright & Ditson. 



Bisk. For golf balls. 

 94,344. John Wanamaker, New York City 



golf balls. 



94,516. Schmelzer 



golf balls. 

 86,499. George Benton Wood, Duluth 



The 



of 



representatio 

 ith the word JVoads illustrated on one half of 



center and the words Locktite and Patch on tire. For inner tube 



and casing patches for vehicle tires. 

 90,126. The Miller Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio. The word C-Kure-Nek. For 



hot water bottles, etc. 

 90,942. Seneca G. Lewis, Greenshurg, Pa. The words Lezvis and No Jar. 



For rubber supports for time-pieces. 

 93,467. New Jersey Car Spring & Rubber Co., Jersey City, N. J. The word 



Carspring. For rubber hose, packing and tires. 

 93,875. Michigan Waterproofing Co., Grand Rapids, Mich. The word 



llshu 



dre 



nd San Fra 



94 175 Reid Bros., Seattle, Wash., and San Francisco, Calif. An illustra 



tion of a walrus head and the words Walrus Sheeting withm 9 



circle. For waterproofed hospital sheeting. 

 90,911. The Standard Tire & Rubber Manufacturing Co., Cleveland, Ohio 



A design of a wreath with an eagle standmg on top of thi 



letter S in the center. For rubber and fabric 

 92,291. Geo. E. Keith Stores Co., Brockton, Mass. The word Gekco. For 



toots and shoes of rubber and other fabric construction. 

 94,386. The Mechanical Rubber Co., Jersey City, N. J. The word Hyd-Rex. 



For machinery packing composed of rubber or rubber and fabric. 

 94 405 The Worthington Ball Co., Elyria, Ohio. The word Arrow. For 



golf balls. 

 94 406 The Worthington Ball Co., Elyria, Ohio. The word Four. For 



golf balls. 

 94 831. Robinson-Roders Co., Newark, N. J. An illustration of a life 



preserver with the word Universal on the outer edge and in the 



center a man riding the waves on an air mattress. 

 94 960. H. Malkin, Brooklyn, N. Y. The words Baby Grand. For shoes 



made of rubber, etc. 



THE iraiTED KINGDOM. 

 370,701. The word Conqueror — insulating materials, packings, machine 



belting, brushes (except artists' brushes and brushes of metal). 



United States Rubber Co., Limited, London. 

 370,732. The word Syi.i-an— preparation for waterproofing and preserving 



leather and leather goods. Samuel Cairns McNally, Glasgow. 

 370 876. The word Lactolith — a material made from animal substances. 



The British Casein Co., Limited, London. 

 370.922. The word Rego — india rubber revolving heels. Samuel Gnivisch 



& Sons, London. 



372,090. The word Ronoleke — water bottles and air and water beds, cush- 

 ions and pillows made of rubber. Sangers, London. 



371,177. The word Prestolite— accumulator boxes of non-inflammable 

 material for railway carriages and other vehicles. British 

 Electrical & Manufacturing Co., Limited, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 



371,236. The word Pluvex — showerproof garments. McDonalds, Limited, 



371,279. The word Clincher — all goods 

 Trade-marks. The North Br 



371,282. The word Latocal — material n 

 Henry Charles Button, Richr 



m animal substance, 

 n. Erinoid, Limited, 



371.341. The word Ivoio — material made ft 



London. 



371.342. The word Kevoid — material made from casein. Erinoid, Limited, 



London. 



371.343. The word Iroid — material made from casein. Erinoid, L'mited, 



London, 

 371,372. The word Roscolite — artificial leather. Rosendale Rubber Co., 



Limited, Manchester. 

 371,376. The word Nyckelmarket surmounting a key — rubber insulated 



electrical cables. Callender's Cable & Construction Co., Lira- 



371,397. The word Aquatite — air and water beds, cushions and pillows, 

 water bottles, sheeting, cloth covers, foot-warmers, bottle stop- 

 pers and bags not for surgical or curative purposes. Thomas 

 Rowe, Leytonstone. 



The word Provol — electrical insulating compound. Oliver Mat* 

 thews Row, Flixton. 



The word Petrax — brake blocks made of rubber and canvas, 

 canvas predominating. W. Petrie & Co., Limited, London. 



.A trade-mark the essential feature of which is the arrangement 

 of scales and the figures and words 6 and 30 and Six and 

 Thirty — hose of all kinds. North British Rubber Co., Lim- 

 ited, Edinburgh. 



The word Paraloid— sanitary sheeting. The L B. Kleinert 

 Rubber Co., New York City. 



The word Smada — elastic hose supports and clastic arm bands. 



W. 



The 



Keihosc 

 lands 



W. T. Adams & Co., Manchester, 

 rd Mervea — caoutchouc. Matthieu Gerard Jacques Ma 



Bandoeng, Isle of Java, Nethe 



371,857. 

 371.952. 

 372,136. 

 372.309. 



d' tubes. 372, 66.'. 



The words Silver King— golf balls. The India-Rubber, Gutta- 

 percha & Telegraph Works, Limited, London. 



The word? Bed and Tree and the letter P combined in a design 

 nf a person reclining on a bed, enclosed in a double ring — 

 wale, beds and air beds of rubber and fabric. W. Petrie & 

 Co.. Limited, London. 



The word Clincher— interchangeable wheels and wheel rims, 

 ordinary wheel rims for automobiles, tire valves, tire tools 

 and like accessories for use in connection with rubber vehicle 

 tires. The North British Rubber Co., Limited, Edinburgh. 



The word Neolin — goods manufactured from india rubber and 

 gutta percha. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio. 



A fan with the words Punkah and Brand — rubber goods other 

 than dress shields. H. B. Sleeman & Co., Limited, London. 



The word Corward — capes. F. C. Cording & Co., Limited, 



Lubricants, 



The word Forum — balata machine belting. 



Limited, London. 

 The word Wacoldite — packings, jointings and hose. Wooding & 



Cory, Limited, London. 

 The word Pluvex — material for tightening and packing purposes; 

 ilating purposes; roofing 1 ' ' 



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DESIGNS. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



49,090. Toy balloon. T. M. Gregory, Akron, Ohio. 

 49,121. Automobile tire. R. Iredell, assignor to 



Rubber Co.— both of Akron, Ohio. 

 49,187. Vehicle tire. C. H. Knight, Canton, Ohio. 



METAL SPRAY PISTOL. 



For many purposes it has been found desirable to deposit a 

 thin plating or coating of non-corrosive metal upon other more 

 vulnerable metals, or on objects made of non-metallic substances. 

 Such plating is usu- 

 ally done by electro- 

 deposition. This 

 process is not pos- 

 sible in all cases, 

 and a recent inven- 

 tion is a hand tool, 

 which places a me- 

 tallic coating of any 

 required thickness 

 upon any surface or 

 spot desired. The 

 tool is somewhat in 

 the form of a pistol, 

 and is handled in a similar manner. It is, to all intents and pur- 

 poses, an atomizer of melted metal. 



The metal, in the form of a thin wire, is fed into a reducing 

 flame zone where the end is melted, a drop at a time, and each 

 drop is struck a blow at the instant of formation, thus causing 

 it to be ejected in the form of a molten spray. In order that this 

 pistol may be aimed at any angle, a flexible connection is neces- 

 sary between the supply of oxygen, hydrogen and air, and the 

 pistol. This is accomplished by lines of rubber hose, made to 

 withstand 40 pounds pressure. The device is the invention of 

 M. C. Schoop, an engineer of Zurich, Switzerland. 



