692 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[September 1, 1916. 



•4,094 (1915) 

 4,146 (1915) 



4,148 (1915). 

 4,151 (1915). 



na wheel with outer rigid ring and rubber cushions. 

 •. M. Hfira, 1733 Broadway, Manhattan, N. Y. 

 ;iblc fabric for deck.chairs. seats, hammock beds, mats, 

 c. built up from rings of reinforced rubber sheeting 

 Scott, 6 Spring Gardens 



4.212 (1915). 

 4.297 (1915). 

 4,315 (1915). 



■100,395. 

 ■100,397. 



[ Abstracted 

 4,363 (1915) 



4.531 (1915). 



4.579 (1915). 



4,623 (1915). 



4.626 (1915). 



4,693 (1915). 



"39 (1915). 



4,745 (1915). 

 4.761 (1915). 



I Abstracted i 

 •4.863 (1915). 



Capsule for liquid comprising a rubber disk. F. A. 



Bouty, 3bis Rue de Dunkerque, Paris. 

 Locking nut for tire valves. E. Bellan, 139 Avenue de 



Villiers, Paris. 

 Combined ey^.■-Ehielding device and megaphone having a 



covering of rubber round the rim. J. A. MacLellan, 



Newtcn Club, Newton Abbot, Devonshire. 



WV-el f'-. E. II. Ilerrick. 35 East 30th street. New 



York City. 

 Pneumatic tire. \. 11. Harris, 342 6th street, Barberton. 



Ohio. 

 Conveyor belts formed of tra 



iron or aluminum laths laid 



balata. C. T, Glums. Denma 

 I The iLLUStHATED Official Journal, July 12, 1916.] 

 Armored hose. G. Mitchell. 32 Queen Victoria street, 



Textile drivirg Kits impregnated with rubber and balata. 

 H'. Kohlschutttr: G. Rothmund and G. Rothmund & 

 Co., 65 Bartels Strasse, Hamburg, Germany. 



Twin tires aid rings of rubber. S. H. Cope and Warland 

 Dual Rim Co., Alma street, Aston. Birmingham. 



Ear plug.- T. N. Atkinson. 26 Hart street. Holborn. 



)oubIe-ended air tubes for tires. Dunlop Rubber Co.. 14 

 Regent street. Westminister, and C. MacBeth. Manor 

 Mins, Salforcl street, Asinn, Birmingham. 



'urnel for liauids made of waterproof canvas. Asiatic 

 Petroleum Co., St. Helens Court, Gt. St. Helens, Lon- 

 don, and H. .'\ver3y-J0nes, Stone House, Fownhope, 

 Herefordshire. 



tespirators. M. Stern & Co., and S. Goldrcich, 18 Rope- 



Rubber-sheathed electric cables. British Insulated 

 Helsbv Cables. Prescot, Lancashire, and J. Brothertf 

 Cable 'Works, Helsby, Cheshire. 



THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. 



PATENTS ISSUED (With D.*tes of Application). 

 479,637 (September 2, 1915). Elastic tire for vehicle wheels. J. Gu 



Electiic Hose & Rubber Co., Caxton 

 ster. and R. IL Carr. Standard Build- 

 :. Leeds. 



11.425 (1914). 



•5.208 (1915). 



100,544. 



100,554 

 100.571. 



[.\BSTR.\CTED I 



5.463 (1915). 



Hose coupimj-s 

 House. Westr 

 ings. City Sqi 



Rubber layers in hoot heels. T. H. Robinson, 2 Gros- 

 venor place. Carlton, Victoria, Australia. 

 : The Illustr.^ted Official Journal, July 19, 1916.] 



Puncture repair plug. B. W. Spitler, 52 Claybourne 

 street, Dorchester, Mass. 



Soring wheel with continuous outer rigid ring and pneu- 

 matic cushions. B. O. Bergersen, 58 Rangitikei street. 

 Palmerston North. New Zealand. 



Tire tube. T. H. B. Gayner, 113 Neville street. Middle 

 Park. Victoria. .Australia, and Western Canadian Enter- 

 prises. 512 Dominion Building. Vancouver, British 



Hose couplings. H. T. Stephens, Tahoona. Ferrys 

 South Wales, and C. E. Baker, 34 Blue street, ( 

 marthen. 



Quebec, Canada. 

 I The liLusTRfTED Official Journal, July 26, 1916.] 

 Rubber chin rest for violins. R. S. Williams, 145 Yonge 



street, Toronto, Canada. 

 Containers for tobacco, tea. coffee, spices, etc.. made from 



a blank, the edges of which are treated with rubber. J. 



Peterson, 50 Union Square North. New York City. 

 .Means fy securing a tread band to a tire cover. T. 



Duvsens. 21 Gubbel.straat. and R. Hustinx. 10 Spoor- 



weglan— both in Maastricht, Holland. 

 Rubber hands in banking wallets. A. Masscr, 10 St. 



James Road. Watford. 

 Tire gages. H. Fairbrother. 30 Ludgate Hill. London. 

 The Illustrated Official Journal, August 2. 1916.) 

 Pneumatic tire cover. R. L. Goold. 5 Corporation street. 



Birmingham. 



479,685 (September 7, 1915). 

 Poncera. 



479,735 (September 14, 1915). 



479,788 (September 21. 1915). 



479,790 (September 21, 1915). 



479,804 (ScDtember 22, 1915) 

 J". Drew and H. Dr 



479,821 (September 24, 1915). 



479,829 (September 25, 1915). 



Pneumatic horse collar. O. F. Hurley. 

 Puncture-proof elastic tire. H. E. Wolken. 

 Improved wheel rims. Dadey and Sellberg. 

 Improvements in detachable shoe heels. 



Pneumatii 



;s. R. Walmsley. 

 A-heels with detachable 



TRADE-MARKS. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



91,726. 

 91.742. 

 94.331. 

 ^4.340. 

 94.341. 

 94,342. 

 95.224. 



95,248. 

 95,260. 

 95.630. 



93,204. 



95,240. 

 i?5,644. 



n,690. 

 93,831. 

 94,859. 

 95,626. 

 95,671. 

 !.5,783. 

 93,327. 



Mi^ 



aka Wc 



Tex. 



Mbber 



United States Rubber Co., New York City. 

 The word Hubmark— rubber hose reinforced 

 States Rubber Co., New York City. 



iforced with fabric. United Sta 



Eastern Rubber Co., Philadel- 

 Leopold & Price, Inc., Hous- 

 nforced with fabric, 

 with fabric. United 



Denotes patents 



An illustration of the words The Granger Shoe, and figure of a 

 man sharoening a scvthe — leather, canvas and rubber shoes. 

 J. P. Maeenis, Boston, Mass. 



The word Utilus — rubber hose reinforced with fabric. United 

 States Rubber Co., New Brunswick, N. J. 



The words Old Colons:— rubber belting, rubber hose, and rubber 

 packing. G. B. Carpenter & Co., Chicago, HI. 



.\n illustration of a square with the word Nu-Tex over a circle — 

 shoes and slippers having fiber-rubber soles, etc. Morton Samuels. 

 Baltimore, Md. 



The words New Era inclosed in an annular frame or band — rubber 

 heels for shoes. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.. Akron. Ohio. 



An illustration of a triangle and circle, in the center the letters 

 C T & S- and bordering the triangle the words The Cleveland 

 Tool -K- Supply Company — balata, rubber belting, packing, hose, 

 etc. The Cleveland Tool & Supply Co., Cleveland, Ohio. 



The word Granite — pistor, and sheet-packing consisting of rubber 

 ■nnd fibrous material. Revere Rubber Co.. Providence, R. I. 



The figures 40— hot-water bottles. The Faultless Rubber Co., Ash- 

 land, Ohio. 



An illustration comprising a wreath and circle and within the circle 

 •he letter S P F— shoes made of combinations of leather and 

 rubber, etc. Sutherland Pedigo Farwell Shoe Co., St. Louis, Mo. 



The word Para-Tex — rubber aprons, rubber gloves, and rubberized 

 rain-coats. W. MacPherson, Cambridge, Mass. 



A design below the word Keystome— garters, armbands, and trouser- 

 belts. C. L. Meyer, Pittsburgh, Pa. 



The word --\snER — light-weight rubber shoes. Mishawaka Woolen 

 Manufacturing Co., Mishawaka, Ind. 



The letters CC — machinery packing composed of rubber. Crane Co.. 

 Chicago. 111. 



The word Multidestos— tire-tape. Standard Wo\en Fabric Co.. 

 Framingham, Mass. 



The word "Velvet"— inner tubes. Lee Tire & Rubber Co., White- 

 marsh township, Montgomery county. Pa. 



The word Commander — pneumatic tires. The B. F. Goodrich Co.. 

 New York City. 



The word Belle-of-Broadway— shoes made of canvas and rubber, 

 etc. The Elbinger Shoe Manufacturing Co.. Lebanon, Ohio. 



The words Para Oke; A. & A. R. Co., and 100% Line within a 

 circle — shoe soles and heels made of a composite Material contain- 

 ing animal and vegetable matter. A. & A. Rubber Co., Framing- 



The word F;oneer— rubber tires, inner tubes, patches, etc. Powell 

 Supply Co., Omaha, Nebr. 



Double Seal Tire Valve' Co., New York City. 

 The words The Little Giant— syringes and parts thereof. G. W. 

 Jessup, Boston, Mass. 



