January 1, 1917.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



233 



171.823. 

 171,851. 



171,890. 

 171.996. 



172,076. 

 172.096. 



Case for nursing bottle. L. C. Butler, New York City. 



Teat cup for milking machine. H. R. Jenkins, Eltham, Tara- 

 naski, New Zealand. 



Necktie with rubber lining. W. A. McWatty, Duluth, Minn. 



A bowling pin the body consisting of hard vulcanized rubber 

 and fibrous material. The Brunswick-BalkeCollender Co., Chi- 

 cago, 11!., assignee of M. J. Whelan, Muskegon, Mich. 



Bath mat. E. L. Livingston, West Orange, N. J. 



Pedal pad. G. H. Rives, New York City. 



10.457 (1915). 

 10.481 (1915). 



10,559 (1915). 

 10,569 (1915). 

 10,574 (1915). 



10,593 (1915). 



10,657 (1915"). 

 10,688 (1915). 



101.461. 



101,465. 



THE UNITED KINGDOM. 



PATENT SPECIFICATIONS PUBLISHED. 



In order to give the pnl»lic the advantage of having abridgements of speci- 

 fications up to date while retaining their numerical sequence, applications 

 for patents made subsequent to 1915 are given new numbers when tlieir 

 complete specifications are accepted, or become open to public inspection 

 before acceptance. The new numbers start with No. 100,001 (without any 

 indication of date) , and supersede the original application numbers in all 

 proceedings after acceptance of the complete specifications. 



[Abstracted in The Illustrated Official Journal, November 8, 1916.] 



10,363 (1915). Soft rubber suction disk for suction dentures. N. Cohen, 



I.cwland Villa, Wellington street, and F. Bowerman, 



216 County Road — both in Swindon. 

 Non-skid device for twin tires. S. B. D. Morgan, 15 



Roland Gardens, South Kensington, London. 

 Floats for hydro-aeroplanes comprising inflatable air 



chambers and a pneumatic tire. J. Schweitzer et Cie, 



Seine, France. 

 A renewable tread for tire covers. J. Yates, 13 Joseph 



street, Sutton, St. Helens, Lancashire. 

 Inflatable pontoon, etc. A. E. Jones, 37 Liddon Terrace, 



Leeds, Yorkshire, 

 Vehicle wheel comprising an outer rigid rim carrying a 



sectional rubber tread. J. Slee, Moss House, Wargrarc 



Old Road, Newton-Ie- Willows, Lancashire. 

 Non-skid tread band for wheel tires. M. G. Cervello, 



Caxton House, Westminister, and R. H. Neal, 8 Fielding 



Terrace, Ealing Common, London. 

 Dress shield. T. McKenna, 31 Basinghall street, London. 

 Disks and washers made of coir yarn fabric impregnated 



witli rubber, balata, etc. G. D. Rose, 14 Albert Park 



Road, Lower Broughton, Salford, Manchester. 

 Rubber cylinder for hat finishing apparatus. W. E. 



Turner, Ashton Road, and R. Lowe, 25 Goole street — 



both in Denton, near Manchester. 

 Rubber stair treads. G. Anderson, and Leyland & Bir- 

 mingham Rubber Co., 24 Duke street, Aldgate, London. 



[.Abstracted in The Illustrated Official Journal, November 15, 1916.1 



10.772 (1915). A new typewriter platen roller with rubber sleeve be- 



tween the core and outer sheath. Underwood Type- 

 writer Co.. 30 Vesey street. New York City, and J. J. 

 Cooper, 120 Queen street, London. 



10.773 (1915). Heel with rubber tread. L. Clarke, 207a Brompton Road. 



London. 



Securing loops of fabric or leather to rubber cord. W. P. 

 Dando, 126 Highbury New Park, London. 



Doll whose limbs are retained in their sockets by elastic 

 cords. F. Wilkins, 23 Grove Road, Wallasey, Cheshire. 



Tire tool. C. Goodijn, 16 Nicolaes, Witsenslraat, Amster- 

 dam, Holland. 



TAbstracted in The Illustrated Official Journal, November 22, 1916.1 



11,070 (1915). Hollow tire with metal embedded reinforcing ring. E. B. 



Killen, 27 Queen Victoria street, and Commercial Tyre 



Cn., 22 Albert Embankment^ — both in London. 

 11.100 (1915). Tire valves. E. A. Hilding, Lidkoping, Sweden. 

 11,165 (1915.) Rubber tire for casters and rollers. A. B. Williams, 



Weaman street, Birmingham. 

 11,170 (1915). Wheel tire composed of alternate blocks of hard and soft 



rubber. J. Elias, 96 Regent Road, Salford, Lancashire. 

 11,239 (1915). Rubber casing for hand grenade and the like. J. Gray, 9 



Albert Drive. Crossbill, C^lasgow. 

 11.246 (1915). Vaccine syringe with rubber cap. W'. H. Furness, Na- 



tifnal Park, N. J., U. S. A. 

 11.299 (1915). Rim attachment for block tires. W. T. G. Ellis, 15 Cam- 

 bridge street. Glasgow. 

 11,306 (1915). Rubber studs for hat finishing apparatus. W. E. Turner, 



Ashton Road, and R. Lowe, 25 Goole street — both in 



Denton, near Manchester. 

 11. .^29 (1915). Arch support with clastic band. J. Batten, 63 Ridge 



Road, Letchworth. Hertfordshire. 

 11,339 09151. Elastic cord device for securing paper to drawing boards. 



A. P. Wright, and H. E. Wright, 37 Furnival street, 



Holborn, London. 

 11,387 (1915). Rubber toe spreaders. P. G. H. Hinder, Oxford House, 



Oxford street, London. 

 J 1, 388 (1915). Foot arch supports with rubber studs. P. G. H. Hinder, 



Oxford House, Oxford street, London. 

 101,526. Rubber wiper for motor or tram-car windows. M. L. Mor- 



ton, 1226 Murray Hill avenue^ Pittsburgh, Pa., U. S. A, 

 101,529. Rubber watch holders. S. G. Lewis, Greensburg, Pa., 



U. S. A. 

 101,536. Rubber coated rollers in machine for making artificial 



leather, fur, etc. T. Schmid, and J. Foltzer, Horn, 



Switzerland. 



10.880 (I9I5). 

 11,064 (1915). 

 101.516. 



101,537. 

 101,560. 



101,561. 



480,743 

 480,824 

 480.892 

 480,904 



480,934 



480,967 



480,972 



480,973 

 480,983 



82.721. 

 85,838. 



95,042-1 

 96,832. 



81,475. 

 81,476. 



81,477. 

 81,478. 



81,479. 



81,480. 



85,589. 



85,688. 



85,689. 

 95,193. 



Liiniid cored golf ball. St. Mungo Manufacturing Co., 



120 Sylvan avenue, Newark, N. J., U. S, A. 

 Rubber blocks niounfed in metal shoes secured to a cover 



of rubberized leather. G. H. G. Oldham, and F. E. 



Clark, Scotsburn, Toorak Road, Toorak, Victoria, Aus- 

 tralia. 

 Rubber tipped toy swords, bayonets, daggers, knives, and 



spears. R. Kcndrick, Emxjire Works, Darwin street, 



Birmingham. 

 Pneumatic tire pressure gages. M. C. Schweinert, 226 



Palisade avenue. West Hoboken, N. J., U. S. A. 

 Tire carrying rim. J. A. Law, 29 Southampton Buildings, 



Chancery Lane, London. 

 Crutch with pneumatic rubber tip. G. Hipwood, 149 



Warren avenue, Boston, Mass., U. S. A. 

 Solid fire. W. B. Estes, 258 Valley Road, West Orange, 



N. J., U. S. A. 



THE Illustrated Official Journal, November 28, 1916.] 



Waterproof life-saving garment. T. Matthews, 161 Dwight 



street, Brooklyn, N. Y., U. S. A. 

 Detachable emergency tread. M. W. Dadey and E. Sel- 



berg, Winslow, Arizona, U. S. A. 

 Wheel tire comprising an outer cover with a BlHng of 



hollow rubber balls and unvulcanized rubber. H. E. 



Wolken, Leigh, Nebraska, U. S. A. 

 Spring wheel rubber cushion. T. G. Jelly, 1 Court. 4 



House, Charles street, Coventry. 

 Reservoir pen. J. L. Clarke, 25 Clarendon Square, 



Leamington Spa, Warwickshire. 

 Apparatus comprising a rubber cylinder for making phono- 

 graph records. T. Evnon, 3708 North Ashland avenue, 



Chicago, 111., U. S. A 

 Elastic block tire. H. Raflovich, 1301 Washington avenue. 



New York City, U. S. A. 

 Draftsman's rule of hard rubber. A. E. Hegardt, 1536 



North 58th street, Philadelphia, Pa., U. S. A. 



THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. 



PATENTS ISSUED (With Dates of Application). 

 (January 22, 19)6). 



K. Pomeroy. 

 (February 1, 1916.) 



F. Goodrich Co. 

 (February 9, 1916). Pump for pneumatic tires and other purpose*. 



H. Parkes. 

 (January 24, 1916). Plastic material susceptible of being used a> 



a substitute for celluloid, leather, etc., and process for its manu- 

 facture. S. J. Peachey. 

 (February 11, 1916). Pneumatic tire arrangement. H. W. Van 



Maeteren, A. Edwards and H. Headley. 



(December 30, 1915). Elastic wheel without pneumatic tire adapt- 

 able to any hub. A. A. A. Darche. 



Improvements in fire hose, garden hose and 



Improvements in shock absorbing heels. A. 

 Improvements in tire caliper-gages. The B. 



(February 16, 1916). 



others. R. Many. 



(February 14, 1916). 



(February 17, 1916). 



Special pneumatic pillow. L. Malinge. 

 Wheel with a solid or hollow tire having its 



hub enclosed in an elastic ring. M. F. Kettler. 



TRADE-MARKS. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



The word Stork within a circle of babies' heads — rubber nipples. 

 United Drug Co., Ronton, Mass. 



The word Neverleek surrounded by an oval shaped figure, the 

 letters conforming to the shape of the oval — waterproof auto- 

 mobile and carriage fabrics. F. S. Carr Co., Boston, Mass. 

 2. The word Challenger — golf balls and golf accessories. J. P. 

 Cochrane, Edinburgh, Scotland. 



The word Farragut — hose made partly of rubber and partly of 

 cotton. The Manhattan Rubber Manufacturing Co., New York 

 City. 



An illustration of a high rubber boot having a yellow top band — 

 rubber boots and shoes. United States Rubber Co., New York 

 City. 



An illustration of a high rubber boot having a violet top band — 

 rubber boots and shoes. United States Rubber Co., New York 

 City. 



An illustration of a high rubber boot having a blue top band — 



L'nited States Rubber Co., New York City. 

 An illustration of a high rubber boot having an orange top band — ■ 



rubber bunts .-ind shoes United States Rubber Co.. New York 



City. 



An illustration of a high rubber boot having a green top band — 

 rubber boots and shoes. United States Rubber Co., New York 

 City. 



An illustration of a high rubber boot having a white top band — 

 rubber boots and shoes. LInited States Rubber Co., New York 

 City. 



The word Horseshoe — inner tubes for tires, and non-metallic tirc» 



and tire casings composed of rubber or rubber and fabric. 



Racine Auto Tire Co., Racine, Wis. 

 An illustrai'inn of a medallion with pendent streamers, both being 



printed in blue — waterproofed coats, hats, etc. The Buckley- 



Newhall Co., New York City. 

 The word Blue Ribbon — waterproofed coats. The Buckley-New- 



hall Co., New York City. 

 The word Amco — mechanical rubber goods. Associated Manufac- 



ttirers Co. of New York, New York City. 



