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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[April 1, 1917. 



14.859 (1915). 



14.948 (1915). 

 102,648. 



102,702. 



102.716. 



102.731. 



102,799. 



15,001 (1915). 



15,080 (1915). 

 ■ 15,195 (1915>. 



15,269 (1915). 

 15,341 



15,380 (1915). 

 15,386 (1915). 



15,397 (1915). 

 15,411 (1915). 

 15,674 (1915). 



ISSUED FEr.RUAUY 14, 1917. 



Top boot with waterproof extension. R. C. Margetson, 

 38 Dover street, Piccadilly. 



Bead protector. 11. L. Swain, 237 Dcansgatc, Manchester. 



llottle stopper comprising a rubber ring. E. A. Matthias, 

 6 Stanley street, Liverpool. 



Non-sl<id chain. F. Naee, South liroad street, Trenton, 

 New Jersey, U. S. A. 



Inner tube comprising gas inflated sections. P. Harder, 

 13 Nordre Frihavnsgade, ColK-nliaKin. 



Stiffenors for corsets made of wire twisted, woven, or 

 plaited and covered with rubber and vulcanized, t. Law- 

 rence, National liank, Melbourne, .\ustralia. 



Puncture proof band. A. Haigne, 439A Beaudry street, 

 Montreal, Canada. 



ISSUED FEBRUARY 21, 1917. 



Rubber covered pneumatic roller. J. Muskctt, 42 Dela- 

 mere avenue, Swinton Park Road, Pendleton, -Man- 

 chester. 



Life-saving suits. I._ GUbcrt, 6814 South Ilalsted street, 

 Chicago, Illinois. U. S. -A. 



Rubber or gutta-percha used in making artificial stone. 

 M. I. Poznanski, Hotel National, Uiiai du Leman, 

 Geneva. 



Leather substitute with rubber layer. .\. L. N'iilsen, 47 

 Mariendalsvej, Copenhagen. 



Tire tool. T. Clark, 20 Krazer street, and T. Watson, 

 Douglas Road— both in Workington, Cumberland. 



ISSUED FEBRl^ARV 28, 1917. 

 R. Bailev 



78 Rose avenue, 



Rubber heel tread. I. 



Akron, Ohio, U. S. .\. 

 Tire valves and method of attachment to tires. A. E. 



Henderson, 503 Kent Building, Toronto, Ontario, 



Canada. 

 Printers- blanket. J. F. Haskins, 159 West 103rd street, 



New York City. 

 Lite-saving garment. J. K. Lomas, Post Office bo-K 



559, Smuggler, Col. 

 Solid tire with rubber band and rubber tread studs. T, 



Stewart, "The Knowe," Erngath Ro.id, Bo ness, Lin- 

 lithgowshire. 



172.967. 

 173,003. 

 173,024. 



173.046. 



173,068. 

 173,085. 



173.111. 

 173.123. 

 173,184. 



173,214. 



173,217. 



173,229. 



173,240. 

 173,279. 



173.361. 



173,416. 



173,488. 

 173,491. 

 173,494. 



173,499. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



ISSUED NOVE.MCER 30, I9l0. 

 Tire armor. J. W. Hayes, Trenton, Out. 



Rubber and fiber sole. T., C. Redfern, Hyde, Chester, England. 

 Mold for hot water bottles. Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co.. 

 ' Limited, Montreal,, Quebec, assignee of E. Stahl and W. Klein 



— both of Xaugatuck, Connecticut, U. S. -X. 

 Tire tool T. M. Barrie, Stockton, and E. F. FuchS, Livermore, 



assignee o'f a half interest—both in Cahfornia, U. S. A. 

 Sectional pneumatic tire. J. Girard, Montreal, Quebec. 

 Combination raincoat and petticoat. D. Dandurand, Montreal. 



Quebec. 

 Recoil pad for guns. W. R. Jorgenson, Chicago, Illinois. U. S. .\. 

 Syringe. C. L. Loffler, Minneapolis, Minnesota, U. S. A. 

 Rubber bottle cleaning brush. The Sanitary Bottle Washing Co., 



Limited assignee of E. Schwarz — both of Chicago, Illinois, 



U. S. .\. 

 Rubber horse-shoe pad. R. Welling, assignee of J. J. McMulleu — 



both of Buffalo, New York, U. S. A. 

 Metal plug for rubber heels, etc. F. Eerenstein, Chelsea, and 



W. Eerenstein, Boston — both in Massachusetts. U. S. A. 

 Combined tire valve and rubber patch. C. E. Baker, Carmar- 

 then, Carmarthenshire, Wales. 

 Tire valve cap. R. .-\. Campbell, Minneapolis, Minnesota, U. S. A. 

 Medicine dropper. F. C. La Grange, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 



U. S. A. 

 Teat cup. The Empire Cream Separator Co., assignee of A. C. 



Macartney — both of Bloomfield, New Jersey, U. S. .\. 

 Suction cup massage instrument. J. W. Bond, Providence. 



Rhode Island, U. S. .\. 

 Belt for machinery. W. J. Sadler, Montreal, (Juebec. 

 Tirq. D. H. Shapiro. Montreal, Quebec. 

 Fabric glove with rubber impregnated palm and fingers. T. P. 



St. John, New Haven, Connecticut, U. .S. .\. 

 Tubular fabric for tires, hose, etc. L. .\. Subers. Cleveland, 



Ohio, U. S. A. 



481.796 (May 19, 1916). 

 Anderson 



Cellular tires for automobile wheels. J. C. 



THE FRENCH REPUBLIC 



P.\TENTS ISSUED (With Dates of .Application). 



481,850 (.-Kugust 21, 1915). Perfection in pneumatic automobile tire auto- 

 matic air discharge. A. Broussois. 



481,393 (.\pril 4, 1916). Elastic wheels. A. J. Anderson. 



481,585 (.\pril 25, 1916). Elastic wheel. J. E. Strietelmeier. 



481,616 (.April 28, 1916). Improvements in pneumatic tires. E. H. Rer- 

 rick. 



481,673 (May 6, 1916. Elastic cushion saddle for bicycles, motorcycles, 

 and other similar vehicles. E. Mariani and S. Radaelle. 



481,680 (May 8, 1916). Hot water bottle with protecting cover; other 

 analogous articles of -rubber and the process of their manu- 

 facture. E. Rowe. 



NEW ZEALAND. 



ISSUED JANUARY 18, 1917. 



Milking machine teat cup. The Wolseley Sheep Shearing Machine 

 Co.. Limited, Siclney Work.>, .\Ima street, Aston, Birniinghani, 



■"*'■ ISSUED FEBRUARY 8, 1917. 



37,051. Rubber sole and heel pad. W. 



Old street, London, England. 

 38,280. Pneumatic tires. J. C. Barker, 



I^ngland. 



W. Phillips, 142, 144, and 146 

 14.20 St. Mary Axe, London,' 



50,389. 



50.352. 

 50,360. 

 50.361 



DESIGNS. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



14 years. Patented February 27, 



Jar-ring. 'IV-rni 14 years. Patented February 27, 1917. C. 

 Joslin, Cleveland, Ohio, assignor to Mechanical Rubber 

 Passaic, N. J. 



W. 

 Co., 



DESIGNS FOR TIRES. 



THE UNITED STATES. 

 .Xutoniobile tire. Term 14 years. Patented February 20, 1917. 



K. 11. Keaton, San Francisco, Calif. 

 .Xutomobile tire. Term 314 vears. Patented February 20, 1917. 



C. B. Reynolds, Sawtelle, Calif. 

 .\utomobile lire. .Term 14 vears. Patented February 20. 1917. 



W. A. Robbins, Glen Ridge, N. J. 



30,352 



50,360 



50,361 50,380 



Patented February 



50,431 

 1917. W. 



D. 



50,3S0. Tire-tread. Term 14 years. 



Frcese. .-\kron, Ohio 

 50.431. Tire-tread. Term 14 years. Paten\ed March 6, 1917. D. Spcncc, 



assignor to The Norwalk Tire & Rubber Co. — Ijoth of Norwalk, 



Conn. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



4.156. Tire tread — a trtad which is provided with ribs of herring bone 



form flattened at their central portions, at each side of the 

 median plane being an oval-shaped depression formed in each 

 rib. Dunlop Tire & Rubber Goods Co., Limited, Toronto, 

 Ontario. 



4.157. Tire tread — a tread provided w-ith ribs of herring bone form flat- 



ened at their central portions, at each side of the median plane 

 lieing two round-sliaped depressions formed in each rib. Dun- 

 lop Tire &' Rublier Goods Co.. Limited, Toronto, Ontario. 



TRADE-MARKS. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



98.686. Tlie words RiE Nic — rul)ber filler and cement, patching cement, 



vulcanizing cement, soldering paste, and auto-patch. Durkee- 



Atwood Co., Minneapolis, Minn. 



99,839. The word Brigadier — rubber pneumatic tires. Continental Rubber 



Works, Erie, Pa. 



100.007. The word Roadeeater — rubber tires. The Gordon Tire & Rubber 



Co.. Canton, Ohio. 

 100.096. The representation of a heel, with six circles and the words 

 Xatio.nal Safety Heel thereon — rubber heels. Hanover Rub- 

 ber Co., Hanover, Mass. 

 100.150. A circular design — elastic vehicle tires. The .-\merican Rubber & 



Tire Co., -Xkron, Ohio. 

 100.323. The word Siiebico — rubber tire=. Southern Hardware & Bicycle 

 Co.. Jacksonville, Fla. 

 96,844. The words Pic. Skin — machinery packing made partly of rubber 

 and partly of asbestos. The Manhattan Rubber Manufacturing 

 Co., New York City. 

 97,227. The words "Tinker" Delivery System — rubber-stamp outfit and 



inking pad combined. M. Tinker, Baltimore, Md. 

 98.839. The word Phybur — a rubber composition in sheet form. The 

 Manhattan Rubber Manufacturing Co., New- York City. 

 100.073. The word Stanwai. — rubber matting. Standard Woven Fabric 

 Co., Walpole, Mass. 



92,753. .\ representation of an oval frgure — rubber bumpers for closet- 

 seats, rubber stoppers for lavatories,- sinks, and bath, rubber 

 screw and tack bumpers, and closet-seats. L. R. Lenieh, Union 

 City, Ind. ' 



