July 1, 1917.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



615 



104,983. 



104.992. 

 104,997. 

 105.03S. 



105,126. 



105,159. 



105,169. 

 105,214. 



105.215. 

 105.226. 



105.229. 



105,235. 

 105.260. 



105.293. 



174,865. 

 174,880. 

 174,926. 

 174,932. 



174.993. 



175.003. 

 175.027. 



175,044. 

 175.144. 



175,352. 



Inflatable life-saviiig garment. H. Swinbourne, 8 Duke street, 



Hoyley, near liarnsley, Yorkshire, and G. H. Welford. 64 



Cumberland street. North Road, Darlington. 

 Soft rubber suction base for lower dentures. A. W. Fisher, 



Bryn Estyn, Whitchurch, Salop. 

 Tire attachments to rims. G. S. Warin, Abbey Lane, Stratford, 



Essex. 



Surgical drainage appliance of rubber. J. A. Liddell. 358 High 

 Road, Lee, Kent. 



ISSUED MAY 23. 1917. 



Elastic tires. .T. F. van der Velde. 12d Bezuidenhout street. 

 Troyeville, Johannesburg. 



Drain plug comprising a rubber ring. J. Heath. Manor avenue, 

 Urmston, near Manchester. 



Soothing teats. W. T. Rae, 2 Royal Terrace, Springburn, Glasgow* 



Sleeves of coats and waterproof garments. B. M. Chambers. 

 H. M. S. Imperieuse, care of General Post Office. London. 



Couplings for rubber or like hose. J. J. Purdie. Dunavon, Lans- 

 down Road. .Sidcup, and Leyland & Birmingham Rubber Co., 

 Golden Hill Works, Leyland, Lancashire. 



Printing surfaces made by pressing plates of plastic material, 

 such as rubber, on to a matrix. H. Blucher, 1 Kanalstrasse, 

 Gohlis, Leipzig, and E. Krause, 6 Sedanstrasse, Steglitz, Ber- 

 lin, both in Germany. 



Dust caps for tire valves. A. Schrader's Son. 783 Atlantic ave- 

 nue. Brooklyn, New York, assignee of M. C. Schweinert. 226 

 Palisade avenue. West Hoboken. and J. Volckhausen. 54 Fulton 

 street, Weehawken — both in New Jersey. 



Protected pneuni^tic tire. R. de Prandieres. 2 Rue Duquesne, 

 Lyons. France. 



Patcp. for repairing tire tubes. W. C. Sneyd, 144 Broad Street, 

 Pendleton, and H. E. Young, 32 Broadway, Withington — both 

 in Manchester. 



Artificial foot having rubber cushion. C. Salmon, 55 Drayton 

 Park, Highbury, London. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



ISSUED FEBRUARY 28. 1917. 



Rubber soled shoe. L. C. Colt. Bristol. Rhode Island, U. S. A. 



Inner tire. J. H. Grobe, Los Angeles. California. U. S. A. 



Non-skid tjre. A. Rich, Stamford. Connecticut, U. S. A. 



Protector for pneumatic tires. J. W. Smith, Nooksack, Wash- 

 ington, U. S. A. 



Teat cup. H. W. Terry and J. W. Fowler — both of Toronto. 

 Ontario. 



Canvas hose coupling. N. B. Braly, Butte. Montana, U. S. A. 



Teat cup for milking machines. L. Dinesen, Minneapolis, Minne- 

 sota, U. S. A. 



Inflatable life saving belt. T. Ingaramo, Genoa, Italy. 



Nursing bottle .^nd nipple. H. H. Baker, assignee of R. R. 

 Baker— both of Buffalo. New York. U. S. A. 



Automobile ti"e. I. Normandy. St. Catharines. Ontario. 



THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. 



PATENTS ISSUED (With Dates of Application.) 

 482,308 (July 21, 1916). Rubber cushion wheel. G. Costantin. 

 482,367 (July 26, 1916). Improvements in pneumatic tires. H. Brown. 

 482,373 (September 3, 1915). Pneumatic metallic wheel for automobile 



and other vehicles. C. Longest (Sr. ). 

 482.519 (August 8, 1916). Double inner tube. N. C. Doss. 

 482.609 (August 21, 1916). Pneumatic tire. A. Baigne. 

 482,613 (August 21, 1916). Method of fitting solid tires to the rims of 



wheels. C. Videcoq. 

 482,620 (August 21, 1916). Improvements in rims and tires for wheels. 



H. Raflovich. 

 482,660 (August 26, 1916). Elastic wheel for vehicles. C. Weber and 



M. W. Gerth. 



482.682 (August 28, 1916). Improvements in tires for wheels of vehicles, 



automobile? and others. A. A. Crozier. 



482.683 (August 28, 1916). Tire for wheels of carriages, automobiles and 



others. A. A. Crozier. 



100,614. 



101,259. 



101,394. 



101.470. 

 101,779. 

 102,074. 

 102,248. 

 102,455. 



86,469. 



99.858. 



TRADE-MARKS 



THE TTNITED STATES. 

 Representation of sticks forming the word Styx— rubber patch 



for repairing inner tubes of automobile tires. H. E. Dickard. 



Monroe, La. 

 The word Fabkum intertwining a curved dagger — men*s, women's 



and children'^ shoes made of rubber and other materials. 



Churchill & Alden Co., Brockton, Mass. 

 Representation of a section of belting with a blue stripe through 



the center— rubber belting. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., 



.\kron, Ohio. 

 The word Yucatan — chewing gum. American Chicle Co., New 



York City. 

 The word Cervantes — fountain pens. Celestino Fernandez & 



Sons, New York City. 

 The word Scottie — golf-balls, golf-clubs and golf-bags. Wm. 



Filene's Sons Co., Boston, Mass, 

 The word Square above the word Deal — rubber bands, Good- 

 year Rubber Co., St. Paul, Minn. 

 The compound word Bee-Gee-Boo — balloons. The Miller Rub- 

 ber Co., Akron, Ohio. 

 The word Chef and below it a representation of a French cook — 



chewing-gum. Berdan & Co., Toledo, Ohio. 

 Representation of a man's foot in the act of walking, displaying 



heel— rubber heels for boots and shoes. O'SuUivan Rubber 



Co.,' Portland. Me., and New York City. 



100,498. 



101,216. 

 102,155. 

 102,191. 

 102,503. 



102,983. 

 1 03.097. 

 103.098. 

 103,099. 



103.182. 

 92,831. 



97,449. 

 102,569. 

 102.676. 

 102,718. 

 103,069. 

 103,461. 



84,473. 



S4,474. 



101,422. 

 102.518. 



102,519. 



102.520. 



102.521. 



102,687. 



103,015. 



The word Dridek — waterproofed textile fabrics for tops, curtains, 

 and upholstery for automobiles and other motor vehicles. 

 L. J. Mutty Co., Boston, Mass. 



Design of four-leaved clover within a square frame — men's rain- 

 coats. Roger Bros., Chicago, 111. 



The words Good .\s Wheat — rubber tires. Converse Rubber 

 Shoe Co., Maiden, Mass. 



The word Cupid — chewir.g-gum. Love-Me-Gum Co., Baltimore, 

 Md. 



The words The Booterv — boots, shoes, and slippers made of 

 leather, rubber or canvas. C. H. Wolfelt Co., Los Angeles, 

 Calif. 



The compound word Ex-O-Dext — chewing-gum. Detroit Dental 

 Manufacturing Co., Detroit, Mich. 



Design of leaves and blossom with letter C in center — chewing- 

 gum. Independent Gum Co., Kansas City, Mo. 



Horizontal design of leaves and blossom with letter C in center — 

 chewing-gum. Independent Gum Co., Kansas (^ity, .Mo. 



Perpendicular desiijn of leaves and blossom with letter C extend- 

 in?; above it — chewing gum. Independent Gum Co., Kansas 

 City, Mo- 



The word Tuxedo — suspenders. Pioneer Suspender Co., Philadel- 

 phia, Pa. 



The word Seaco — hot water bottles, syringes, ice caps, invalid 

 rings, surqical rubber gloves, breast pumps, and atomizers. 

 Geo. L. Claflin Co., Providence, R. I. 



The word Wearever — household rubber gloves. The Faultless 

 Rubber Co., Ashland, Ohio. 



Six-pointed design within a circle — rubber tires. The Miller Rub- 

 ber Co., South Akron. Ohio. 



The words Tricv Fruit within a design — chewing gum. Wm. 

 Wrigley. Jr., Co., Chicago, Til. 



The words First Step — leather, rubber and canvas shoes. Mrs. 

 A. R. King, Inc., Philadelphia. Pa. 



The word Superbar — rubber tires. Rubber Insulated Metals 

 Corp., Richmond, Va., and Plainfield, N. J. 



The word Beacon — rubber heels and rubber soles. Beacon Rub- 

 ber Co., Lynn, Mass. 



Representation of an athlete — boots and shoes made partly or 

 wh-^lly of rubber, namely, rubber-soled shoes with canvas uppers 

 vidcanized or cemented thereon. The Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe 

 Co.. Beacon Falls, Conn., assignor to The Beacon Falls Rubber 

 Shoe Co., Boston, Mass. 



The ivord Mailathon — boots and shoes made partly or wholly of 

 rubber, namely, rubber-soled shoes with canvas uppers vulcanized 

 or cemented thereon. The Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe Co., 

 Be.icon Falls, Conn., assignor to The Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe 

 Co.. Boston, Mass. 



The word Zephyr — play-balls. The Gregory Rubber Co., Akron, 

 Ohio. 



The words Silver King Black Line — golf-balls. The India Rub- 

 ber. Gutta Percha & Telegraph Works Co., Limited, London, 

 England. 



The words Silver King Red Line — golf-balls. 



her, Gutta Percha & Telegraph Works Co., 



England. 

 The words Silver King Green Line — golf-balls, 



her, Gutta Percha & Telegraph Works Co., 



Enc;Iand. 



The words Silver King Yellow Line — golf-balls. The India Rub- 

 ber, Gutta Percha & Telegraph Works Co., Limited, London, 

 England. 



The letter M within a shield design — floor-gaskets, siphon-valve 

 washers, fuller balls, valve-disks, and glass-gage washers made of 

 rubber or rubber and fabric. The Mechanical Rubber Co., 

 New York City. 



The word Indestrdctene — rubber belting, rubber water-hose, gar- 

 den-hose, cotton rubber-lined milled hose, cotton rubber-lined 

 fire-hose, rubber fire-hose, steam-hose, brewers' hose, oil-hose, 

 air-hose, acid-hose, sand-blast hose, suction-hose, dredging-sleeves, 

 sheet-rubber packing, and rubber gaskets. The Combination 

 Rubber Manufacturing Co., Bloomfield, N. J. 



376,925. 

 376.331. 



377,518. 

 376.752. 

 376,926. 



376,935. 

 377,110. 

 377,646. 



The India Rub- 

 Limited, London, 



The India Rub- 

 Limited, London, 



THE UNITED ETKGDOH. 



The word Beldam ite — compositions for preventing the radiation 

 of heat. The Beldam Packing & Rubber Co., Limited, 29 

 Gracechurch street, London, E.C.3. 



The word Multibestos — all goods included in class 40. Standard 

 Woven Fabric Co.. South street, Walpole, Massachusetts, 

 U. S. A. United Kingdom address, care of Marks & Qerk, 

 57 and 58 Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, W.C. 



The word Maximile — all goods included in class 40. Redfern's 

 Rubber Works. Limited, Dawson street and Spring Bank street, 

 Hyde, Cheshire: and 10 Gresham street, London, E.C.2. 



The word Iris — india rubber teats for feeding bottles^ sold sep- 

 arately, t. e.. apart from the bottles themselves. J. G. Franklin 

 & Sons, Limited, 17 Colveston Crescent, Dalston, London, E.8. 



The word Beldamite — raw or partly prepared vegetable, animal, 

 and mineral substances used in manufacture not included in 

 other classes. The Beldam Packing & Rubber Co., Limited, 39 

 Gracechurch street, London, E,C.3. 



The word Beldamite — all goods included in class 40. The Beldam 

 Packing & Rubber Co., Limited, 29 Gracechurch street, London. 

 E.C.3.- - • , ■ 



The word Sphinx^— electric jiisulators of jndia rubber and gutta 

 percha. H. G. Longford. W. W. Longford, and W. A. Clark, 

 trading in co-partnership, 240-242 Bradford street, Birmingham. 



The word Condor — india rubber machine belting and belling made 

 partly of india rubber and partly of fabric included in class 40. 

 'The Manhattan Rubber Manufacturing Co.. 120 Broadway, New 

 York Citv. .\ddress for service in the United Kingdom is. care 

 of A. E. White. 88, 89 and 90 Chancery Lane, London, W.C.2. 



