August 1, 1916.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



633 



2,606 (1915). Rubber covered rolle 



Swinton Park Roa< 

 2,638 (1915). Collapsible hinged segment tire rim for aeroplanes, etc. 



Dunlop Rubber Co.. 14 Regent street. Westminster, and 



C. MacBeth. Manor Mills, Salford street, Aston Cross, 



Birmingham. 

 2,675 (1915). Detachable rim for vehicle wheels. .\. H. Greenfield, 92 



Earl's Court Road, London. 



[Abstracted 



The 



2,739 (1915). Rubber 

 Hyde 



2,753 (1915). Stoppers 

 T. T. 



STRATED OfFK 



ncnt in hat 

 jd, Denton, n. 

 )r hotwatci 

 )wn, 2 Cars 



JOUKN 



and 



June 14, 1916.: 

 C. Clermont, 



of 



bottles 



n Road, Levcnshulme, Manchester. 

 2.778 (1915). Cushion wheel tire. T. F. Vander Velde, 12d Beiuiden- 



hout street. Tro^eville. Johannesburg, and J. Hosking, 



34-a Harpur avenue, Benoni, Transvaal. 

 2,776 (1915). Sock suspender. C. A. Hamlin, 16 Hobson Buildings, 



Shortland street, Auckland, New Zealand. 

 2,946 (1915). Vulcanite reflectors. M. Wiskott, 3 Flurstrasse, Breslau, 



Germany. 

 2,952 (1915). Rubber wheel tire. T. Cairns, 27 Fayne avenue, Hove, 



Brighton. 

 2,959 (1915). Reservoir pens. E. M. Wade, 65 Cavendish Drive, Rock 



Ferry, Cheshire. 

 3,015 (1915). Tent pole comprising a rubber spring. F. Schultz. 12b 



Voorhout street. Troyeville, Johannesburg. South .Africa. 

 3.029 (1915). Inflatable life saving jacket. J. C. Steer, 9 Evans Terrace, 



Swansea. 

 3,103 (1915). Finger-stall of chamois with an attached elastic band for 



holding it in position. I. L. Wjlliamson, 145 Addycombe 



Heato 



l.^BSTRACTED IN The ILLUSTRATE 



Toy operated by 

 Terrace, Londoi 



3.138 (1915) 



3,171 (1915) 



3,213 (1915) 



3,235 (1915) 



3,251 (1915) 



3,326 (1915) 



•3,441 (1915) 



I. L. Willi; 

 vcastle-on-Tyn 

 Official Journal, June 21, 1916.] 

 ubber bands. C. T. Eaton, 84 Eaton 



ushion tire. T. Whitehead, Bela Grove, Blackpool, Lan- 

 cashire. 



levice for anchoring or attaching electric cables having 

 an external rubber sheathing. A. E. Foster, 86 Maryon 

 Road, Charlton. Kent. 



Ion-skid pad for wheel tires. A. E. Walkden, 46 Tra- 

 falgar Road. Egremont, Cheshire, 

 ubber packing in siphon heads. J. R. Trigwell, "Ray- 



ubber strip. W. S. Naylor, 



leigh." Bish' 

 Galvaric batte: 



Cliftcn June 

 Inflatable life buoy the 



adapted to be secured 



Park Road, Norb 



■100.335 



3,623 (1915) 



3,625 (1915) 



3,754 (1915) 



3,788 (1915) 



Manchester 



shape of a sailor's collar and 

 nd concealed by the collar of a 

 W. G. Brokaw, Highpoint, North Carolina. 

 916). Device intended to prevent the heel of an overshoe from 

 slipping. F. W. Ostrom, 78 Court street, Newark, New 

 Jersey. 

 TED IN The Illustrated Official Journal, June 28. 1916.] 

 15). Rehabilitating old tires, employing layers of rubber and 

 rubber proofed asbestos. E. C. Langton. 238 Sebert 

 Road. Forrest Gate, Eseex. 

 Jackets and covers for tires. D. R. Shewan. 1541 22nd 



-Avenue East, Vancouver. British Columbia, Canada. 

 Kit-bags and sleeping valises. A. M. Bellingham, Uth 



(Service) Battalion. Middlesex Regiment. Aldershot. 

 Tire attachments to rims. R. S. Stephen. 4 Gillespie 

 Crescent. Edinburgh. 



nken bodies by means of inflatable air bags. 

 tto, 74 Corso Vittorio Emanuele, Turin, Italy, 

 n teaching writing. A. Usterud. Boleveien, 



C. Da: 

 100.360. Rubber glove for u 



Skien, Norway. 

 100.362. Pneumatic tire cov 



Bilbao. Spain. 

 100.371. Tire tool. D. R. Lewis. Trebanos. 



Valley; F. J. Morgan. 30 _Wind 



I.. De Bayo. 16 Alameda Mazarredo. 



Pontardawe. Swansea 

 _ - - - . Swansea, and D. H. 

 Thomas, 56' Waun Road, Morristown— all in Glamorganshire. 

 and A. D. Berk. 1 Fenchurch avenue. London. 

 100.381. Cushion tire. J. Milne. 30 Church street. New York City. 



479,299 

 479,300 



THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. 



PATENTS ISSUED (With Dates of Application). 

 (July 17, 1915). Improved suspenders. Societc de Caoul 

 Manufacture. 



in making suspenders. Socii 



de 



*9,208 (July 19, 1915). Improved wheel for automobiles. A. C. Dunham. 



479,340 (March 26, 1915). Improvements in clastic wheels. B. J. Mattingly. 



479,407 (July 28, 1915). Detachable rim. E. Duboeuf. 



479,592. (August 13, 1915). New rubber glove and method for its manu- 

 facture. Societe de Caoutchouc Manufacture. 



479,504 (Augutt 13, 1915). Pneumatic tire. E. V. Roberts. 



479,535 (August 14, 1915). Elastic tire for wheels. J. P. Murray and 

 C. F. Wood. 



479,543 (August 15. 1915). Process for manufacturing rubber agglomerates. 

 J. Daura Mundi. 



•Denotes Patents for American Inventions. 



hoe. A. Johnston and The North 



479.604 (August 27. 1915). 



NEW ZEALAND. 



37,233. 

 36,293. 



ISSUED MAY 11. 1916 

 Talking machine sound box of rubber. 



Building. 1214 Filbert stre 

 Tire filler. J. Flint and G. Bolton, Ma 

 N. S. W.. and W. A. McLauchlan, 44 Vi 

 ville. 



Tire clasp. G. H. Broughton. 7 Spruce Court. Toronto. Canada 

 Stayette. M. J. Taylor, Rickard avenue, Bondi, Sydney, N. S. W 



rubber. A. D. Jones, 46 Sibley 

 Philadelphia, Pa. 



street, Katoomba. 

 ria Road. Marrick- 



chin 



-both in Ne 

 ire repair outfit box and press. 



Sydney, assignee of W. M. 



Mulgoa Road, Penrith — both 

 /heel pressed metal. Simmons 



and Trust Building, assigne 



Flores street— both of San t 



W. 



A. J. Bert, Elizabeth Bay Road, 



HoUiday, St. Thomas Rectory, 



in New South Wales. 



Wheel Co.. Room 718 State Bank 



:s of O. G. Simmons, 3120 W, 



TRADE-MARKS. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



92,483. An illus 



93.311. 

 90.566. 

 93.365. 

 95.423. 

 S4.585. 

 85.465. 



94.411. 

 94.432. 

 94.695. 

 94.696. 

 94.857. 

 94.858. 

 94,737. 

 88,634. 



94,567. 

 94.*'89. 

 95.673. 

 95.845. 



-.\sbestos. rubber. 



position packing. Nep- 



New York City. 

 rubber and fabric hose 



Chicago, III. 

 The word Swag( 



tune Packing and Rubber Co 

 The word Oxw'ELd — Combined 



Acetylene Co.. Chicago, 111. 

 The words Pussy Foot — boots and shoes of leather, rubber etc 



The Hurlbut Co.. Limited, Preston. Ontario, Canada. 

 The wjord Silvareign— raincoats and capes. C. Kenyon Co., 



Brooklyn, N. Y. ' 



An illustration with the vords Pharis P.\ckard— pneumatic tires 



and inner tubes. The Pharis Tire & Rubber Co., Newark, Ohio. 

 The words NoN Leakable.^No Lost Time, No Lugging. No Lies, 

 and on top an illustration of a tire 

 ^ '=^"'"—f«™'"t for, stopping leaks 

 r. A. Buono, Hackensack, N. J. 

 Illustration of a tire with blue bands or stripes positioned circum- 



ferent.ally and on opposite sides of the center-line of the tread 



&o"' Al^ot Ohio.^ ^^^ """ ^"^ ''°°^''" ^'" «^ ^"'"■" 

 The word Victor— belt dressing and balata cement. Viotor Balata 

 & Textile Belting Co., Easton, Pa., and Brooklyn, N. Y. 



-r,._ J "--aco- rubber tubes and rubber tires. Rubber Insu- 



nond, Va., and Plainfield. N. J. 

 cloth. American Rubber Co., 



written one above the other 

 with the letters F W B in th 



lated Metals Corpo 

 The word Naugahy: 



Boston. Mass. 

 The word Drybak — c; 



Mass. 



riage cloth. American Rubber Co.. Boston, 



Mass. 

 The word Stanwove — friction tape. Standard Woven Fabric Co 



Framingham, Mass. '* 



The word Walkmore— heels and soles of boots and shoes. Fells. 



way Rubber Co., Medford, Mass. 

 The words Rub-Steel— rubber valves. Voorhees Rubber Manufac- 

 turing Co., Jersey City, N. J. 

 The word Lily — rubber gloves for general use, brassiere-:, rubber 



bathing caps, and infants' bibs. Brooklyn Shield St Rubber Co 



Brooklyn, N. Y. 

 Two concentric circles with the word Enduroid— a substitute for 



leather. Endurance Tire & Rubber Co., New Brunswick, N. J. 

 The word Nobdy— rubber hose reinforced with fabric. Eureka 



Fire Hose Manufacturing Co., New York City. 

 The word Nbmo— abdominal belts made of rubber, cloth, and 



combinations of rubber and cloth. Kops Bros., New York City. 

 Pictorial representations, in the center the words Happy Hiker 



boots and shoes made of leather or canvas with leather felt or 



rubber soles. George R. Jones Co., Manchester, N. H. ' 



THE FRENCH REPUBLI*. 



The name Le 75— rubber poo.U. shoe heels, etc. Michel De- 



The name Le 105— 5amf. 



Thcword Garlock inside a lozenge — packings. Garlock Packing 



Pain 



N. Y. 



•23.931. 

 24.3Sn. 

 160.665. 



The word Wai.ohn — dry goods and corset stays covered with vul- 

 canized rubber. Walohn Manufacturing Co.. New York. N. Y. 



A rhinoceros with the word Derm.\tine — rubber goods. Derma- 

 tine Co., Limited. Cambcrwell. London. S.E., England. 



Thie word Asbestoid — sabstitute for wood. CamiJle Tidbaut, Paris. 



