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THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[June 1. 1917. 



103,901. Gas mask comprising sheet rubber and rubber attaching bands. 

 R. L. Gravercaux and C. Martin, 17 Rue des Jeuneurs, Paris, 

 France. 



ISSUED APRIL 25, 1917. 



103,966. Fountain pen cap. W. A. Wilkinson, 130 Court street, Blaencly- 

 dach, Rhondda, Glamorganshire. 



104,076. Rubber-faced motorcycle driving belt. G. Warwick, 80 Cobham 

 Koad, Seven Kings, Essex, and A. P. Crouch, 106 Cannon street, 

 London. 



104,110. Divers' glove and means of attachment. R. H. Davis, 187 West- 

 minster Bridge Road, London. 



104,126. Douche apparatus. W. G. Brokaw, 41 Boulevard Ilaussmann, 

 Paris, France. 



ISSUED MAY 2, 1917. 



104,175. Anti-skid device for wheel tires. A. J. Heinsius, Pittsburgh, 

 Pennsylvania, U. S. A. 



104,192. Rubber roller and cushions for hat polishing machine. F. Webb, 

 Lancret's Path, Alma street, and M. White, 22 Belmont Road— 

 both in Luton, Bedfordshire. 



104,205. Vehicle wheel carrying a rubber tire. W. J. P. Moore, 629 West 

 One Hundred and Fifteenth street. New York City, U. S. A. 



104,227. Rubber crutch tip and method of attachment, H. Crudgington, 

 Blenheim House, Alccster Koad, King's Heath, Birmingham. 



104,273. Rubber life-saving belt. F. P. Ingram, Fairlight, Chigwcll Row, 

 Essex. 



104,283. Leather tread band and chain for rubber tires. W. H. Gahan, 

 General Delivery, Los Angeles, California, U. S. A. 



104,287. Divers' collar and attaching means. R. H. Davis, 187 West- 

 minster Bridge Road, London. 



104,300. Rubber strip for aperture, closing plugs for ship, etc. G. Fergu- 

 son, care General Post Office, London, and J. R. Campbell, 175 

 West George street, Glasgow. 



104,309. Apparatus for detecting punctures in air tubes. T. Dunnery, 

 the Workhouse, Cavan, Ireland. 



104,314. Rubber-tired vehicle. W. ]. P. Moore, 629 West 115th street. 

 New York City, U. S. A. 



104,323. India rubber. G. M. Thomas, and M. D. Maude, Cicely Estate, 

 Teluk Anson, Perak, F. M. S. 



104,325. Stopper for hot-water bottles. F. C. Jones, 24 Belvedere Road, 

 Upper Norwood, London. 



104,360. Suctions for the dentures of artificial teeth. H. M. Parsons, 

 46 Follywell street, Blackburn. 



104,373. Elastic wheel tire. S. Johnstone, Corunna, Ontario, Canada. 



104,401. Rubber covered flexible electric cables. British Insulated & 

 Helsby Cables, Helsby, and E. A. Bayles, The Oaks, Helsby— 

 both in Cheshire. 



104,452. Life-saving suit. O. A. Youngren, 730 North Main street, Sheri- 

 dan, Wyoming, U. S. A. 



104,473. Inflatable bags contained in pockets of life-saving suits. W. G. 

 Brokaw, 41 Boulevard Haussmann, Paris, France. 



104.476. Fountain pen. A. E. White, 88 Chancery Lane, London. 



104.477. Dress shields. W. J. Taylor, Wimraera Lodge, Salisbury Road, 



Walthamstow, Essex. 



174,804. Shoe sole consisline of a rubber binder and wool fibers. The 

 Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co.. Limited, assignee of T, U« 

 Rieder, and W. B. Wicgand — all of Montreal, Quebec. 



174,276. 



174,291. 

 174,300. 

 174,323. 



174,330. 



174,334. 



174.335 



174,347. 



174,362. 

 174,367. 



174,407. 

 174,411. 

 174,438. 



174,562. 



174,624. 

 174,631. 

 174.707. 



174,738. 



174,740. 



174,794. 



174,795. 



174,796. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



ISSUED JANUARY 31, 1917. 



Cushion tire. E. B. Killen, London, E. C, England. 



Cushion tire. E. J. Mitchell, New York City. U. S. A. 



Wheel rim. D. H. Shapiro, Montreal, Quebec. 



.^ir hose couplings. L. C. Bonnelle and J. F. Lazano & Co.. 

 assignee of sixty-five one hundredths of the interest — both of 

 San Antonio, Texas, V. S. A. 



Packing washers for caps or the like. A. Schrader's Son, Inc., 

 New York City, assignee of H. P. Kraft, Ridgewood, New 

 Jersey — both in U. S. A. 



Golf ball. The St. Mungo Manufacturing Co. of America. New- 

 ark, assignee of W. R. Knight, Belleville — both in New Jersey, 

 U. S. A. 



Golf ball. The St. Mungo Manufacturing Co. of America, New- 

 ark, assignee of W. R. Knight. Belleville — both in New Jersey, 

 U. S. A. 



Fountain pen. J. Familet and A. Brochetti, co-inventors — both 

 of Dunkirk, New York. U. S. A. 



Rubber heel. K. J. Emery, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, U. S. A. 



Sectional cushion tire. J. T. Fitch, Helper, Utah, U. S. A. 



Fountain pen. J. I.. Schnell, Arlington, New Jersey, U. S. A. 



Fountain pen. T. Tanamura, Rock Springs, Wyoming, U. S. A. 



Feed bar for fountain pens. The L. E. Waterman Co., Ltd., 

 Montreal, Quebec, assignee of W. I. Ferris, Westlield, New 

 Jersey, U. S. A. 



Tire armor. H. M. Hillman and J. Schwab — both of Winnipeg, 

 Manitoba. 



Breast pump. J. F. McCIeary, Findlay, Ohio, U. S. A. 



Pneumatic tire. J. B. Salmon, Dunedin. New Zealand. 



Tire valve stem. G. Hughes and D. F. Givens — both of Syracuse, 

 New York, U. S. A. 



Cane handle comprising an air forcing bulb. S. E. Holdzkom, 

 Longport, New Jersey, U. S. A. 



Combination spring and solid tire. I. James, Scranton, Pennsyl- 

 vania, U. S. A. 



Closet seat comprising a solid core of hard rubber compound. 

 'The Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. of Canada, Limited, Toronto, 

 Ontario, assignee of M, J. Whelan, Muskegon, Michigan, U. S. A. 



Closet seat comprising a wooden core and a veneer of rubber. 

 'The Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. of Canada. Limited, Toronto, 

 Ontario, assignee of M. J. Whelan. Muskegon, Michigan, U. S. A. 



Closet seat having a wood core and a covering of hard rubber 

 vulcanized thereto. The Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. of Can- 

 ada, Limited, Toronto, Ontario, assignee of M. J. Whelan, 

 Muskegon, Michigan, U. S. A. 



482,024 



THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. 



PATENTS ISSUED OVith Dates of Application). 



1916). Improvements in composition soles. T. C. 



(June 14, 

 fern. 



Red- 



482,137 (June 26, 1916). 

 E. L. Andre. 



Elastic wheel for all vehicles and airplanes. 



482,162 

 482,183 



482,216 

 482,253 

 482,259 

 482,306 



Improvements in pipe-stems. Traun Rubber Co. 

 Improvements in tires for wheels and vehicles. 



(June 29, 1916). 

 (July 3, 1916). 

 W. F. Stewart. 



(June 10, 1916). Special pneumatic mattress. L. Malinge. 

 (July 12, 1916). Joint for water and steam conduits. J. M. Bigot. 

 (July 10, 1916). Solid rubber tire with fixed tread. N. N. Munoi. 

 (July 21, 1916). Improvements in tire protectors. W. H. Gahan. 



AUSTRALIA. 



SPECIFICATIONS ACCEPTED (With Dates op Application). 

 2,795 December 13, 1916). Pneumatic tire. J. C. Barker, England. 



2.998 (January 15, 1917). Resilient tire. A. A. Crozier, England. 



2.999 (January 15, 1917). Resilient tire. A. A. Crozier, England. 



38,384. 



NEW ZEALAND. 



Conveyer-belt having rubber layers. W. 

 cific avenue, San Francisco, California, 



F. Bowers, 3196 

 U. S. A. 



Pa- 



98,228. 

 9,387. 

 100,317. 



100.544. 



100.527. 



10!, 116. 

 101,261. 



92,087. 



94,848. 

 102,270 

 102,913. 



375.057. 



TRADE-MARKS. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



The woid Metric — machinery packing made of rubber and other 

 materials. Metric Packing Co., Buffalo, N. Y. 

 The word Vulpa — adhesive vulcanizing patches and adhesive vul- 

 canizing fabrics. VV. E, Spencer, New York City. 



Representation of a man's face on two styles of shoe soles, one 

 showing him in tears, the other smiling — rubber and other 

 boots, shoet), etc. C. Schevitz, Jacksonville, Fla. 



Representation of several tires across which appear the words 

 Lox-It-Tite — tire repairing cement. G. K. Cogswell, Hutchin- 

 son, Kans. 



Representation of frog in rainstorm wearing a waterproof coat — 

 waterprooi coats, slicker.^ jackets, pants, hats, aprons and pon- 

 chos. H. M. Sav;yer & Son, East Cambridge, Mass. 



The word Chase — artificial 'leather with rubber surface coatinff. 

 L. C, Chase & Co., Boston, Mass, 



The word Nuggets — chewing gum. Common Sense Gum Co.i 

 New York City. 



The words Red Square within a red square — rubber roofing. 

 C. T. Overton, Towanda, Pa. 



The words Goldek King — golf balls. The Worthington Ball Co., 

 Elyria, Ohio. 



The word Ideal — rubber brushes for bottle-washing machines. 

 The S. S. Wenzell Machine Co.. Philadelphia, Pa, 



The word Stork — rubber nipples, baby comforters or pacifiers, 

 and babies* nursing-bottles. The Stork Co.. Boston, Mass. 



THE UNITED KINGDOM. 



The word BEAVER^engine and machine packings, jointings and 

 hose. The Beldam Packing & Rubber Co., Limited. 1 and 2 

 Gracechurch street, London, E. C. 



376,969 The word Kryslex — all goods included in Class 40. Peerless 

 Seamless Rubber Co., Limited, Richmond, Suney. 



376,751. The word Express — rubber teats for feeding bottles. J. G. Frank- 

 lin & Sons, Limited, 17 Colvestone Crescent, Dalston, London, 

 E. 8. 



377,244. The word Gem — machines for treating crude and partly prepared 

 india rubber. Summerscales, Limited, Phoenix Foundry, Royal 

 Lane, Beechcliffe, and Coney Lane Works, Coney Lane — both 

 in Keighley, Yorkshire. 



377.190. The word Express — hair combs. The North British Rubber Co., 

 Limited, Castle Mills, Fountainbridge, Edinburgh. Scotland. 



376,476. Representation of a seal in an arctic scene, surrounded by a 

 design bearing the words Seal Brand and a shield with the 

 letters H S intertwined — elastic suspenders. H. Seal, 3 Red 

 Cross strieet, Leicester, 



376.342. The word Tuffite — substance in sheet form composed of indIa 

 rubber and textile and other materials, the india rubber pre- 

 dominating. G. MacLellan & Co., Glasgow Rubber Works, 125 

 Shuna street, Maryhill, Glasgow. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



22.245. The word Raynster — rubber coats, Canadian Consolidated Rubber 



Co., Limited, Montreal, Quebec. 



22.246. The word Keds — rubber-soled footwear. Canadian Consolidated 



Rubber Co., Limited, Montreal, Quebec. 



22,255. The words Gopher Brand and the representation of a gopher sit- 

 ting erect on the prairie — inner tubes for automobiles. The 

 Motor Supply Co., Limited, Calgary. Alberta. 



22,262. The words British Proofed Aquaproof Raincoat across the face 

 of a rectangle— raincoats and clothing. Alfred B. Rosenblatt & 

 Co., Toronto, Ontario. 



22,277. The word Rainbow enclosed in a diamond-shaped figure — machinery 

 packing composed of rubber. Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co., 

 Limited, Montreal, Quebec. 



22,292. The word Colonel^ — india rubber and eraser materials, all beinc 

 articles of stationery. St. Mungo Manufacturing Co., Limited, 

 Glasgow, Scotland. 



