THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[October 1, 1918. 



110,118. riie words Pye-Musselman with a representalioii of two 



crossed bayonets at cacli end and an oblong blank white 



space superimposed above the middle of the word— rubber or 



rubberondfabric pneumatic vehicle tires. 

 110,213. The words Jiffy-All— waterproof fabrics for protecting inner 



garments, etc. Jiffy-All Corp., New York City. 

 110 462 The word Alfco — rubber-lined cotton- fabric hose. American Li 



France Fire Engine Co., Inc., Elmira, N. Y. 

 110,463. The word Alfco — respirating devices. American La France 



Fire Engine Co., Inc., Elmira, N. Y. „,,,,■,- .. 



110,471. The word Defco— rubber rings for fruit jars. The Deis-I-ertig 



Co., Dover, O. 



110,592. Representation of 

 heel. 



egro 





ith 



turtle biting 



loose for thunder"; above all. the 

 words Turtle Grip- patches for repairing inner tubei of all 

 kinds. Southern Turtle-Grip Co., Houston, Tex. 

 110,598. Representation of a notched pennant flying from a staff- 

 rubber and composition hose, and rubber, leather, and com- 

 position belting and packing. Geo. B. Carpenter k Co., Chi- 



ise made of 



Manu- 



I G. L. At- 



semi-circle 

 Live Leathar 



-ago. 111. 



110,635. The word Conqueror— rubber hose 



sition rubber or rubber and fabric. Voorhces 

 facturing Co., Jersey City, N. .1. 



110.654. The word Vacuo— tire patches and reliners. J. H. 

 wood. Inc., Boston, Mass. 



110,815. The words Duo-Tex in script letters arranged in ^a semi-circle 

 —leather or fabric belts for personal 

 Belt Co., Inc., New York City. 



110,867. The words Win-the-War— boots and shoes of leather, fabric, 

 and rubber, combined. Beacon Falls Rubber Shot Co., 

 Beacon Falls, Conn. 



110,916. The word Polar -zinc oxide "^ed as a filler for rubber goods. 

 The American Metal Co., Limited, New York City. 



111061. The word Banner— rubber and composition, hose and rubber, 

 leather, and composition belting and packing. Geo. B. Car- 

 penter & Co., Chicago, 111. 



111,232. Representation of a shield upon which is superimposed a double 

 outlined triangle with a pair of scales within and the let- 

 ters G and H to the right and left of the apex— rubber boota 

 and shoes, etc. Von Der Ileyde & John. New York City. 



111,234. Representation of a shield upon which is superimposed • double- 

 outlined triangle with a pair of scales within and the let- 

 ters G and H to the ri^ht and left of the apex—rubber coat* 

 and various other articles of wearing apparel. Von Uer 

 Heyde & John, New York City. 



111,289. The word In ktab— fountain pens. .Adams. Cushing & Foster, 

 Inc„ Boston, Mass. 



111290 The word Acf.\d enclosed within a modified ellipse suggesting 

 the outline of a bathing cap — rubber erasers, rubber bandl, 

 fountain pens, etc. Adams, Cushing & Foster, Inc., Boston, 

 Mass. 



111.293. Silhouette of Aiax rolling a ' 



Co.! 'inc., MiUbrook, N. Y. 



111.294. Silliouette of Ajax rolling a 



drvine pur 

 Milbrook, N. Y. 

 111,325. The word Victor— golf balls. Wright & Ditson, Boston, Mass. 



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THE DOMINON OF CANADA. 

 Wagner & 



23,515. The word ADMYK.-i— garters, etc. 



manbury, London, E. C, Eng. 

 23,543. The word Goodyear— pneumatic and solid tires, pneumatic 



tubes, tire accessories, hose, belting, packing, tubing, molded 



goods cements, leather substitutes, rubber or composition 



heels and soles. The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. of 



Canada, Limited, Toronto, Out. 

 23,545. The word Coolastic — bandages. Everlastik, Inc., Boston, 



Mass., U. S. A. 

 23,567. Representation of a geomcliic figure— ruhber tires. The Bruns- 



wick-Balke-Collender Co., Chicago, 111., U. S. A. 



ARMY and NAVY AWARDS. 



GENERAL ENGINEER DEPOT AWARDS. 



THE following awards of mechanical rubber goods have been 

 announced at the general engineer depot. I'nited States 

 army. 



Cord, Packing-house.— $39, The B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co. 

 Gaskets, Rubber.— 6,000 pounds, $0.25, Quaker City Rubber 

 Co., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. 



Packing— Asbestos sheet: 2,000 pounds, $0.75, Manhattan 

 Rubber Manufacturing Co., Passaic, New Jersey. 



Sheets, Rubber.— 75 pounds, $0.80, The B. F. Goodrich Rubber 

 Co., Akron, Ohio. 



FIELD MEDICAL SUPPLY AWARDS. 

 The following awards of rubber sundries have been made by 

 the field medical supply depot. Washington, District of Columbia. 

 Aprons.— 35.000. $0.5534 each, L. C. Chase Co. 



Atomizers, Hand.— 3,500, $0.82 each, De Vilbis Manufacturing 

 Co. 



Bands, Elastic, Pure Gum.— 5,000 gross, $0.16, The B. F. 

 Goodrich Rubber Co. 



Basins.— 25,000, $0.55 each. United States Rubber Co. 



Bulbs.— 20,000, $0.0105 each, Tyer Rubber Co. 



Gloves.— 8,000 pairs, $0.25, Miller Rubber Co. 



Pouches for Rubber. Gloves.— 7,000, $0.15 each, L. C. Chase 

 Co. 



Stoppers.— 250.000, $0.52 per pound, F. A. Cigol Rubber Co. 



Syringes, -Hard rubber, 8.350, $0.20 each, Charles Schmid 

 Co.: 20,000. $0.30 each, Tyer Rubber Co.; rectal, 10,000, $0.94 

 each, American Hard Rubber Co. 



Tourniquets .\nd Bandages.— 2,500, $0.75 each, Parker, 

 Stearns iJt Cc 



Tubes, Stomach.— 3,000, $0.54 each, The B. F. Goodrich Rub- 

 ber Co. 



NAVAL SUPPLY AWARDS. 



The following awards have been made for furnishing rubber 

 goods for navy yards : 



Ferrules. Rubber.— 135,000, $4,156.65, Ohio Rubber Co., Cleve- 

 land. Ohio. 



G.\skets.— Strip and sheet gum, $103,278.20; 13,000 pounds, 

 $5,722, Hewitt Rubber Co., Buffalo, New York; molded rubber: 

 8.000 pound.', $4,640; 300 pounds, $183, New Jersey Car Spring 

 & Rubber Co.. Inc., Jersey City, New Jersey. 



Hose.— Rubber, steam, 3,000 feet, $1,335, Hamilton Rubber Co., 

 Trenton, New Jersey; rubber, wash deck, 40,000 feet, $0,529, 

 Hewitt Rubber Co., Buffalo, New York. 



P.\CKiNG.— Compressed fiber sheet, 100,000 pounds, $42,000; 

 16,000 pounds, $6,720. The B. F. Goodrich Rubber Co., Akron, 

 Ohio. 



Wire. Rubber-covered.— 21,000 feet, $343.35, American Steel & 

 Wire Co., Qiicago, Illinois, and $504.20. Bourn Rubber Co., 

 Providence, Rhode Island. 



NAVY EMERGENCY PURCHASES. 



The following awards have been made by the bureau of sup- 

 plies and accounts. Xavy Department, for Navy emergency pur- 

 chases : 



B.^LLOOxs. Red Rubber— 115, $37.50, Faultless Rubber Co.. Ash- 

 land, Ohio. 



Conductors, Twin Flat.— 15,000 feet, $9,675, Boston Insulated 

 Wire & Cable Co., Epping, New Hampshire. 



M.\n-ometers.— 20, $345, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. 



P.\r.\chutes, Basket Type— 2, $630. Goodyear Tire & Rubber 

 Co.. .Akron, Ohio. 



Valves, Gas.— One 16-inch, $123.70, Goodyear Tire & Rubber 

 Co.. Akron, Ohio. 



PANAMA CANAL AWARDS. 



The following awards have been made for furnishing supplies 

 for the Panama Canal : 



Hose, W.\ter.— 500 feet. $292.50, Hamilton Rubber Co., Tren- 

 ton. New Jersey. 



Tires.— 30, $1,947.46, Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, 

 Ohio: $606.40, Century-Plainfield Tire Co., Plainfield, New 

 Jersey. 



CENSUS AND CONTROL OF THE PLANTATION 

 RUBBER INDUSTRY. 



THE August, 1918. issue of "The Times Trade Supplement," 

 publishes an article by J. S. M. Rennie, which emphasizes 

 the need for a compulsory census of all rubber plantations con- 

 trolled by British subjects. The writer urges that the collecting 

 cf such statistical data is necessary in order that' some controlling 

 authority "should be in a position in times of stress and possible 

 overproduction, so to control outputs as to prevent a collapse 

 in the price of the commodity and the opportunity which any 



