October 1, 1918.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



184,129. 

 184,137. 

 184,139. 

 184.140. 

 184,141. 

 184,145. 

 184,186. 

 18-1,222. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 

 ISSUED MAT 31, 1918. 

 Tire with resilient core. O. J. Hicks, Centerburg, O., U. S. A. 

 Armored pneumatic tire. I. L. Leo, Toronto, Ont. 

 Tire. J. Lorenz, Milwaukee, Wis., U. S. A. 

 Shoulder brace. H. V. A. Loring, Chicago, 111., U. S. A. 

 Tire. F. Lotter, Elkton, Mich., U. S. A. 



Cushion for wheels. C. S. Martin, Washington, D. C, U. S. A. 

 Tire rim. H. Stinemetts, Calgary, Alta. 

 Liner for pneumatic tires. The Dunlop Tire and Rubber 



Goods Co., Limited, assi'gnee of T. A. Burns — both of 



Toronto, Ont. 

 Vulcanizable tire patch, 



ing Co.. assic 



U. S. 

 Resilient 



Kondelke, Cicero, III., U. S. A. 



Johnstone and W. E. Do 



115,748. 

 115,756. 



115,770. 



115.784. 



115.788. 

 115,841. 

 115,912. 



115,913. 

 115,914. 



115,955. 

 115,990. 



115.993. 

 116,001. 

 116.014. 

 116.057. 

 116,079. 

 116,081. 



116,093. 

 116,127. 

 116,155. 



»heel. W. T. Ne 



THE UNITED KINGDOM. 

 ISSUED JULY 17, 1918. 



Diver's dress with rubber collar securing helmet to dresl. R. 

 H. Davis, 187 Westminster Bridee Road, London. 



Webbed glove for swimming. C. E. .\. and E. A. E. Holds- 

 worth— both of 24 St. Ann's Villas, Holland Park, Kensing- 



Bix-toe stiffener for boots, etc., of woven wire fabric embedded 

 in rubber compound. J. H. Ordway, 77 Fuller street. Brook- 

 line, Massachusetts, U. S. A. 



Boot-sole with backing of rubber, rubberoid, etc. W. V. Brier- 

 ley, Park Dale, New Hereford Road. Abergavenny, Mon- 

 mouthshire. 



Sole or heel protector of raised rubber on canvas backing. F. J. 

 Wood. 3 Raws street. Bank Parade, Burnley, Lancashire. 



Bicycle saddle with inflatable cushions. A. P. van Lcuven, 41 

 Frankenslag, The Hague. 



Protective armor for cars, "tanks." aircraft, motorboats, etc., 

 composed of coir fiber fabric and rubber, or balata vulcan- 

 ized together. Coir Tyre Co., 56A Mosley street, and G. D. 

 14 Albert Park Road, Lower Broughton. Salford— both 



iil Manche 



Fabric for driving belts, composed of layers of fabric and rub- 

 ber. E. B. Boughten, Gleniffer, Doddington Road. Swallow- 

 back. Lincoln. 



Demountable rim for tires. T. T. Folev, 46 Kearny street, San 

 Francisco, California, U. S. A. 



ISSUED JULY 24, 1918. 



Tire cover with gable-shaped tread. E. B. Killen, 27 Queen 

 Victoria street, London. 



merle Road, Peckham. 

 India rubber driving belts. W. M. Angus. St. John's Works, 



Newcastle-on-Tyne. and G. Lunney. Ingleborough View. 



Bentham. 

 Surgical appliances. E. Roddy, 108 West 61st street. New York 



Rubber-tired wheel for children's go-carts. W. H. Ball. '.2 



Terrace street. Hyson Green, Nottingham. 

 Corsets with back lacing covered by elastic strip. M'. Shaw, 



1412 East 55th street, Chicago, Illinois, U. S. A. 

 Artificial hands with rubber fingers stiffened with wire. J. J. 



Stubbs, City Road. Cardiff. 

 Recta! syringe. H. Cottonest. Avenue de la Republique, 



Aubervilliers, France. 

 Sole for boots and shoes, having layers of vulcanized wood 

 fiber, etc.. with fabric backing secured to them by rubber 

 solution. Societe Frani^aise du Cuir Arme, 57 rue Alexandre 

 Dumas. Paris. 

 Oxygen-administering apparatus with rubber bags. L. Durieu. 

 38 Boulevard des Brotteaux, Lyons, and G. M. C. Aulanier. 

 22 rue des Prairies. Paris— both in France. 

 Spring wheels with cover of balata. etc. A. Andersen. 4 Rosen- 



kranlzgaten. Christiania. 

 Veil with elastic gathering thread at edge. A. Burnet, 6 Well 



street. Jewin street, London. 

 Soothing teats. I. H. Davis. 194 Bristol Road. Birmingham. 

 ISSUED JULY 31, 1918. 

 116,191. Rubber tapping knives. Guthrie & Co., 5 Whittington avenue, 

 Leadenhall street, London. (H. T, V. Duncan, Port Dick- 

 son, Negri Sembalan. Federated IVIalay States.) 

 116,351. Surgical injection apparatus. M. Day, 8 Albemarle street, 



Clerkenwell, London. 

 116,376. Respirators. F. E. Jackson, 22 Beech Road, Chorlton-cum- 



Hardy. Manchester. 

 116,382. Apparatus for administering anesthetics. E. V. Tomey, 134 



Birchfield Road, Handsworth, Birmingham. 

 116,390. Cushion tire. E. B. Killen, 27 Queen Victoria street. London. 

 116,405. Sole for hoots and shoes, composed of layers of dampproofed 

 wood, vulcanized fiber, etc., glued together. C. A. Schleini- 

 ger and A. Metzler — both of Wohlen. Aargau, Switzerland. 

 ISSUED AUGUST 8, 1918. 

 116,424. Breathing apparatus for divers, etc. H. Wade, 111 Hatton 

 Garden, London. (DrSgerwerk H. & B. Drager. S3 Mois- 

 linger Alle. Lubeck. Germany.) 

 116.448. Pneumatic tire-pressure gage. J. M. Goewey, 801 Sutter street, 



San Francisco, Cal.. U. S. A. 

 116.534. Parachutes contained in flexible envelope. E. R. Calthrop, El- 

 don Street House. Eldon street, London. 



116,615. 

 116,632. 



116,726. 

 116.733. 



116,813. 

 116,818. 



116,913. 

 116,975. 



117.093. 



117.102. 

 117.119. 



117.133. 



117.148. 



117,177. 



487,044. 

 487,085. 

 487,096. 



Rubber solution container for tire-repair outfits. Dunlop Rub- 

 ber Co., 14 Regent street, Westminster, and H. J. Dunn, 

 47 Kingsbury Road. Gravelly Hill, Birmingham. 



Waterproof cover for ladies' hats. W. D. L. Busby, School 

 House, Clifton-upon-Dunsmore, Warwickshire. 



Revoluble rubber pad for heels, soles, and tips. T. C. Redfern, 

 G. W. Richards, and Redfern's Rubber Works, Limited, 

 Dawson street, Hyde, Cheshire. 



Means for attaching rubber tires to rims. W. T. G. Ellis, 

 C. O. R. McLeod, 15 Cambridge street, Glasgow. 

 ISSUED AUGUST 14, 1918. 



Hypodermic injector with rubber piston plug. R. G. J. Me- 

 Entire, 23 Pembroke Park, Dublin. 



Suction appliances in dentures. S. J. Everett and A. Kirkraan, 

 Oakleigh, Duppas Hill Road. Croydon, Surrey, and H. O. 

 Cottrell, 15 Charlotte street, London. 



Stopper for carbovs, with rubber washer. British Dyes. Limited 

 and J. Turner.' Turnbridge Chemical Works, J. Bruce. Wood 

 Villa. Berry Brow, and J. D. Eastwood, 16 Batley avenue. 

 Marsh— all in Huddersfield. Yorkshire. 



Rubberized fabric container for transporting and storing gas. 

 A. C. Spencer. E. Allen, and E. G. Cole, 56A Highbury 



E. Howarth. 

 rkshire. 

 rubber sole for boots, etc. A. Dales, trading as A. 

 S- Co.. India Rubber Mills. Blake street, Stratford 

 Manchester. 



ISSUED AUGUST 21. 1918. 



Boot-sole protector. F. J. Wood. 3 Raws street. Bank Parade. 

 Burnley. Lancashire. 



Valve for feeding bottles. A. Jackson. Woodleigh, Temple Gar- 

 dens, Golder's Green. London. 



A. H. 

 Cambridge street. Man- 

 chester. 



Elastic cords for muscle exercisers. H. J. Wareham, 146 Black- 

 friars Road, London. 



Rubber-covered stoppers for vacuum flasks. A. W. Brunette, 

 Golconda, Upper Court Road, Epsom. Surrey, and C. C. Scar- 

 borough, 15 Took's Court, Cursitor street, London. 



One-piece life-saving suit. P. Borgan, 1014 Hawthorne avenue, 

 Portland, Ore.. U. S. A. 



ISSUED AUGUST 28, 1918. 



Rubberized fabric container for transporting and storing gas. 

 A. C. Spencer, E. Allen, and E. G. Cole, 56A Highbury 

 Grove, London. (See patent No. 116,812.) 



Tire tread. T. Dunn. 63 Tierney Road. Streatham Hill. Lon- 

 don. 



Eyelid retractor. H. Shanker. Civil Hospital, Delhi. 



Rubberized canvas aircraft cushioning device. T. Sloper. South- 

 gate, Devizes. Wiltshire. 



Dental articulators with rubber-shod jaws. A. W. Fisher. Bryn 

 Estyn. Whitchurch. Shropshire. 



Respiration modifier. T. Baer. 80 Holland Park. London. (P. 

 Lassabiere; St. Hilaire. St. Mesmin, Loiret, France.) 



Inner-tube liner. I. B. Jeffries, trading as I. Benjamin, 3 John 

 street, Llanelly. Carmarthenshire. 



THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. 

 PATENTS ISSUED (WITH DATES OF APPLICATION). 



(October 23. 1916.) Improvements in abdominal supporters iuch 

 as belts. F. G. Baugatz. 



(September 7. 1917.) Jiffy Life Belt Manufacturing Co. 



(September 14. 1917.) Life-saving vest. H. L. Ziman. 



(September 19. 1917.) Improvements in vehicle wheels. H. 

 Allen. 



(September 25. 1917.) Improvements in tires. G. A. Mortier. 



(ITerember 9. 1914.) Improvements in wheels having inner pneu- 

 matic tires. J. Gonzalo and R. de Dampierre. 



(October 4, 1917.) Pneumatic tire protector. J. F. Bioletto. 



(October 8, 1917.) Wheel rims and tires. H. Rajlowich. 



(October 10. 1917.) Ball valve of rubber or other elastic sub- 

 stance. M. S. Reiley. 



(October 12. I9I7.) Pneumatic hub for vehicle wheels. H. 

 Schade van Wcstrum. 



NEW ZEALAND. 

 ISSUED JULY 11, 1918, 

 Indoor game. J. S. Wearn, Christchurch. 



Combined hard and soft rubber packing for tubular connection!. 

 J. Eraser, "Arnprior," Rangers Road, Neutral Bay. and E. L. 

 Ernest. Maroomba. Nelson street. Woollahra — both of Sydney. 

 New South Wales. 

 Rubber-pad attaching device for horse 

 gowan. Bishop's Road, Sutlon Coldfii 





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TRADE MARKS. 

 THE UNITED STATES. 



52. The word Hawk— golf balls. North British Rubber Co., 

 Limited, Edinburgh, Scotland. 



?8. Representation of a tire in ellipse with two parallel 

 white stripes on tread portion — tire covers. Gates Manu- 

 facturing Co.. Indianapolis. Ind. 



