October 1, 1916.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



49 



89,98t. The representation of a section of packing on which is arranged 

 the word Chanelco — rubber and rubber and fiber packings for 

 the piston rods of engines and pumps. R. L. Henry, New York 

 City. 



96,534. The word Stag — automobile tires, inner tubes, etc. Times Square 

 Automobile Co.. New York City. 



96.559. The word Traffik— tire treads. The Federal Rubber Co.. Cudahy, 



Wis. 

 96.821. The word International — belting, made partly of rubber and 



partly of cotton. The Manhattan Rubber Manufacturing Co., 



New' York City. 

 96,823. .The word Dreadn aught— belting, hose and machinery packing 



made partly of rubber and partly of cotton. The Manhattan 



Rubber Manufacturing Co., Isew York City. 



96.823. The word Kortlandt — belting, hose and machinery packing made 



partly of rubber and partly of cotton. The Manhattan Rubber 

 Manufacturing Co., New York City. 



96.824. The word Centaur — belting and hose made partly of rubber and 



partly of cotton. The Manhattan Rubber Manufacturing Co., 

 New York City. 



96.825. The word Prospector— belting made partly of rubber and partly 



of cotton. The Manhattan Rubber Manufacturing Co., New 

 York City. 



96,827. The word Yeoman — belting made partly of rubber and partly of 

 cotton. The Manhattan Rubber Manufacturing Co., New York 

 City. 



96,J*35. The work Viking — hose and machinery packing made partly of 

 rubber and partly of cotton. The Manhattan Rubber Manufac- 

 turing Co., New York City. 



96.838. The words V/hite Jacket— hose made partly of rubber and partly 



of cotton. The Manhattan Rubber Manufacturing Co.. New 

 York City. 



96.839. The word Mohican — machinery packing made partly of rubber 



and partly of cotton. The Manhattan Rubber Manufacturing 

 Co., New York City. 



96.840. The words "Goi den Fleece" — machinery packing made of flax. 



Tlie Manhattan Rubber Manufacturing Co., New York City. 



96.841. The word Cardinal — brakelining made partly of asbestos and 



partly of rubber, and machinery packing made of composite 



rubber. The Manhattan Rubber Manufacturing Co., New York 



City. 

 96,843. The word Raven — composite rubber packing. The Manhattan 



Rubber Manufacturing Co., New York City. 

 96,843. The word Headlight— machinery packing made partly of flax and 



partly of rubber. The Manhattan Rubber Manufacturing Co., 



New York City. 

 64.341. The word Efficiency— mechanical rubber goods. Imperial Rubber 



Co., New York City. 

 91,088. The word NuBSWEi>^nursing-nipples. The Vant Woud Rubber 



Co., Brooklyn. N. Y. 

 96,693. The word Pen-K-Zip — toy balloons. The Miller Rubber Co., Akron, 



Ohio. 

 96,803. An illustration of a shield with the monogram The R. P. Co. — 



seamless fountain syringes and no seara water-bottles. The 



Rubber Products Co.. Barberton. Ohio. 

 90,288. The words "Grafinite" Tube — inner tubes or air tubes for vehicle 



tires. 

 95,043. The word Kelmah — a=ibesto5, metal, rubber and cotton machinery 



packing: belting and hose. R. Kelly, New York City. 

 95,675. The wotd VVonderlift — abdominal belts made of ru4)ber, cloth. 



and combinations of rublicr and cloth. Kops Bros., New York- 

 City. 

 95,942. The word Naugasole — boots and shoes having rubber or composi- 

 tion rubber and fiber soles attached thereto by vulcanization. 



The Goodvear's Metallic Rubber Shoe Co.. Naugatuck, Conn. 

 96.505. The word Brighton— =uspenders, belts and armbands. Pioneer 



Suspender Co., Philadelphia. Pa. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



•21,723. The word Portage -r-ilibc* tirL=. The Purtai^e Rubber Co., Bar- 

 berton, Ohio. 



21,746. The words Game Bran'd and the representation of a partridge — 

 soft rubber goods, such as vehicle tires, tire tubes, water bottles, 

 tobacco pouches, etc. The F. E. Partridge Rubber Co., Montreal. 

 Quebec, Canada. 



*2I ,780. The word "Sir.VAREinN'" — waterproof fabrics .Tud waterproof gar- 

 niPiUs. C. Kenyon Co., Brooklyn. N. Y. 



THE UNITED KINGDOM. 



371,437. The words John Bi'LL — rubber erasers. St. Mungo Manufac- 

 turing Co., Govaii, Glasgow. 



371,648. The word Kutspin — golf balls, golf clubs and golf bags. Wood- 

 Milne. T.imited, Ribbk- B^nnks Mills, Preston. Lanes. 



371,658. Two concentric circles traversed by an arrow and bearing the 

 words "Trade-M\pk" and "Wood-M i lne"— pumps and tire 

 inflators; artificial leather for soles and heels of boots and 

 shoes; tire inner tubes; tips, pads for boots and shoes; all 

 made of rubber. Wood-Milne, Limited. Ribhle Banks Mills, 

 Preston, Lanes. 



372.101. The word Petrtx — vulcanized rubber sheets, springs, washers, 



valves, buffers and similar goods. Anderson, Anderson & An- 

 derson, Limited. 35 Saint Paul's Churchyard. London, E. C. 



372.102. The word Rub hex— goods manufactured of rubber and gutta 



percha. Anderson, .Anderson & .^nderson, Limited, 35 Saint 

 Paul's Churchyard. London, E. C. 



372.103. The word Vulkex — vnlcanized rubber sheets, springs, washers. 



valves, buffers and similar goods. Anderson, Anderson & 

 Anderson, Limited, 35 Saint PauTs Churchyard, London, E. C. 

 372,122. The word Wizard — apparatus for vulcanizing tires. J. B. Aufo- 

 Specialities Co.. Croyden, Surrey. 



•Denotes Trade-Marks Owned by Ameiican Companies. 



37^,161. 



372,193. 

 372,727. 

 372.837. 



16,875. 



16,896. 

 16,897. 

 16,898. 

 16.899. 

 16.921. 



16,'>22. 

 16.923. 

 16.934. 

 16,925-. 

 17,120. 

 17.121. 

 17,122. 

 17,123. 

 17,124. 

 17,125. 

 17,126, 

 17,127. 

 17.128. 

 17.129. 

 17,130. 

 17,131. 

 17.132. 

 17.134. 

 23.794. 



23.817. 



•23,975. 



159,702. 

 159.706. 



159.865. 



159,982. 



159,995. 



160.096. 

 160.195. 



160.361. 

 160.479. 

 161,560. 



161,564. 

 161.565. 



The word Solax— balata material to be employed in the man- 

 ufacture of soles for boots and shoes. Norman Isherwood & 

 Co., Limited, Bolton, Lanes. 



The word Regent — balata goods, not including tires and belting. 

 Cohen & Wilks, Cheetham, Manchester. 



The word Clincher — all rubber goods included in class 9. The 

 North British Rubber Co., Limited, Castle Mills, Edinburgh. 



The word Balcot — balata belting. The Manchester Balata Belt- 

 ing Co., Limited, Liverpool. 



THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. 



A cannon with the Tigure 7S— rubber tobacco pouches. Eugene 

 Ropp, Baunie-les-l lames. 



A banner placed horizontally and ^nade up of the several flags 



of the Entente Allies. Madam Rose Ducassou, Marseille. 

 The figures 14-15 — rubber goods. Marie Louise Faret, Marseille. 

 The figures l0l4-1915~Same. 

 The figure 34 — Same. 



The figure 1914— Same. 



The words Y-A-Bon— rubber goods. Ferdinand Guiraud, Mar- 



seille. 

 The word Pacific— Savic. 



The word Magard — Same. 



The word Atlantic — Same. 



The ->^ords Saint James — Same. 



The word Riviera- 

 The word Elite — • 

 The word Victoire — 

 The word Touriste — 

 The word Cannebiere- 

 The word Toltette^ 

 The word Tommy — 

 The word Standard — 

 The word Buffalo — 

 The word Tipperary — 

 The word Star — 

 The word Simplex — 

 The word "Daisy — 

 The word Derby — 



Same. 

 Same. 

 Same. 

 Same. 

 Same. 

 Same. 

 Same. 

 Same. 

 Same. 

 .Same- 

 Same. 

 Same. 

 Same. 

 Same. 



The *vord Dainty — dres« shields containing rubber. Kirby, BearJ 

 & Co.. Birmingham. England. 



The word Belsol — fabrics, elastic bandages, etc.. made part in 

 rubber or gutia percha, part in textiles or fibers, tires, gar- 

 ments, footwear, packings, etc. Ernest Hilder Godbold, Lon- 

 don. England. 



The name Chain Trkad encircled by a chain — rubber footwear. 



The United States Rubber Co., New York City. 

 The words Des Poilus— rubber goods. Roger Mesnil. Paris. 

 The words VVater-C. Th. -Proof — paste for proofing fabrics and 



paper. Camille Therm. Paris. 



The name La Joffrftte — rubber tobacco pouches. 

 Paris. 



The name Le Paralo — fabric-proofing powder, 

 hailenko, Paris. 



The words Croix De Guerre — rubber goods. 

 Paris. 



The words La Valeur Militaire — Sawc. 



The name Le Tuyau — collapsible rubber funnel for pouring gaso- 

 lene into tanks of motor vehicles or aeroplanes. Societ^ Lor- 

 raine des Anciens ^.tablissements Dietrich et Cie., de Liineville. 

 Paris. 



The words The Rubber Works Ld.- 

 ner, Paris. 



A revolvable rubber heel with the words Papillon Noir Sr- 



prniEUR— rubber heels. .Alfred M-dard, Paris. 

 A half-moon surmounting a comet — rubber goods. Societe de- 



fitablissements Bognier et Burnet, Paris. 

 A revolvable rubber heel hearing the words Walk Fair Speciai. — " 



rubber heels. Marcel Duval, Paris. 

 A revolvable rubber heel bearing the words Wat.k Fair Fikst 



OuAi itv — Same. 



Joseph Buret. 

 B. Globa Mik- 

 Louis Moieau, 



-rubber goods. Veuve Kas- 



■^.4-<0, 



DESIGNS. 



THE UNITED STATES. 

 Tire. IT. S. Blynt. Washingtnn. D. C. 



Vehicle tire. A. H. Boyd. Aspinwall, Pa., assignor to The Porter 

 Rubber Co.. Salem. Ohio. 



Rubber vehicle tiic. S. G. Lewis. Greensburg. assignor to Penn- 

 sylvania Rubber Co., Jeannette — both in Pennsylvania. 



Mat. J. Schemer. Milwaukee, assignor to Federal Rubber Manu- 

 facturing Co., Cudahy — both in Wisconsin. 



Tire tread. R. G. Wooten. Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 



Shoe. Le Biron C. Colt, assignor to National India Rubber Co.— 

 both of Bristol, R. L 



Tire tread. W. S. Wolfe, Akron, Ohio. 



Tire tread. H. .\. Githen«. Milwaukee, assignni to The Federal 

 Rubber Co., Cudahy — both in Wisconsin. 



Tire tread. C. C. Gates, assignnr to The International Rubber 

 Co. — both of Denver. Colo. 



PRINTS. 

 "U. S. Rubber System." fFor Wearing- Apparel and Rubber 

 Products.) Ignited States Rubber Co.. New Brunswick. N, J. 



