November 1, 1918.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



109 



117,810. 

 117.855. 



117,977. 



ISSUIID SEFTEMBES 18, 1918. 



iver's dress. H. Houdini, 394 East 21st 

 Brooklyn, N. Y., U. S. A. 



York 



Lity. 



Rubber-padded foot-keys for gas control. O. Millauro, Lam- 

 beth Infirmary, Brook street, Kennington, London. 



Rubber tire and core. T. C. Watkins, 44 Warren avenue, 

 Ingram, Pa., U. S. A. 



Solid rubber tire. F. Atkinson, 89 Cornwall Road, Bayswater, 

 London. 



Valve for artificial denture dispensing with palate plate. 

 A. C.S. Angel, Copenhagen, Denmark. (Not yet accepted.) 



Waterproof clothing to substitute an umbrella. F. Hewett, 19 

 Ridsdale Road, Anerley, London. 



ISSUED OCTOBER 2, 1918. 



Artificial foot. J. J. Stubbs. City Road, Cardiff. 



Boot-sole protector. G. W. Beldam, Boston Lodge. Windmill 

 Road, Ealing, and A. U. B. Ryall, Glamorgan House, Brant- 

 ford— both in Middlesex. 



Exercising apparatus. A. Turio, 9 Via Orefice, Genoa, Italy. 



Teats for feeding-bottles. F. R. Graham-YooU, Uulham Towers, 

 East Trinity Road, Leith. 



117,979. Inhaler. E. C. Ingleby, Woodville, Park Villas, Old Park Road. 



Roundhay, Leeds. 

 117,995. Tire valve. Dunlop Rubber Co., 14 Regent street, Westminster, 



and F. J. Kcegan, Dunlop Rubber Co., Alma street. Coventry. 

 118,022. Rubber socket for receiving ferrule for screw stopper in hot- 



waier bottles. C. H. Moor, 249 Victoria Park Road, South 



Hackney, Loudon. 

 118,026. Pneumatic arm-rest for crutches. .E. J. Harrington, 30 Neville 



street. Riverside, and J. McLoughlan. 38 Adam street — both 



of Cardiff. 



AUSTRALIA. 

 ISSUED JULY 2,. 1918. TO AN AMERICAN FIRM. 



Tobacco or similar package lining of tin foil with j 

 attached by rubber compound, to protect goods 

 pheric changes. Combination Machine Co., as; 

 Peterson, New York City, U. S. A. 



aper backing 



39,727. 

 40,305. 



NEW ZEALAND. 

 ISSUED SEPTEMBER 5. 1918. 

 tire. W. McEwen and W. C. S. Hosking— both of 



leans for reinforcing fabric for in: 

 tires, etc. Dunlop Rubber Co. 

 Flinders street, Melbourne, assij 

 street. Middle Park— both in Vi. 



of valve 

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 S. Bea 

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0. 94 

 104,845. 

 107,944. 

 109,646. 



110,414. 

 110.426. 

 110.854. 



111,286. 



111.428. 

 111.628. 

 112,111. 



TRADE MARKS. 

 THE UNITED STATES. 

 ,828. The words Bull Dog followed bv representation of head 

 of a bulldog — tire tubes. W. S. Nott Co., Minneapohs, 

 Minn. 



representation of Saturn and its rings above the 



word Satur.n — betting of fabric and rubber. The Gu 

 Percha & Rubber Manufacturing Co., New York City, 

 epresentation of a stenciled impression comprising the word 

 Maoncij\ within a diamond — rubber packing. Jenkins Rub- 

 ber Co., Elizabeth, N. J. 



Rep. 



word iivERt 



ing on to a Good Thing" — self-vulcanizing patches for mcna- 

 ing tires, rubber boots, hot-water bottles, etc. The Ever Grip 

 Co., St. Louis, Mo. 



Profile representation of a soldier beneath the words The 

 *'Cadet" — fountain pens. Marshall Field & Co., Chicago, 111. 



Representation of an Indian's head — self-vulcanizing tire- 

 patches. M. J. Cagle, San Francisco, Calif. 



Representation of a bulldog looking through a tire — pneumatic 

 tires, tubes, and outer casings of rubber or rubber and fabric. 

 Braender Rubber & Tire Co., Rutherford, N. J. 



The words Red Line with a horizontal bar superimposed — rub- 

 ber tubes, fabric and rubber reliners, and fabric and rubber 

 patches. Red Line, Inc., Grand Rapids, Mich. 



Representation of an acorn on a shield — syringes, inhalers, 

 chloroform masks, etc. Doniger & Co., Inc., New York City. 



The word RuKO — footballs, basket-balls, and volley-balls. Raw- 

 lings Manufacturing Co., St. Louis, M'o. 



The words Super-Six— rubber heels and soles. M. J. Feeley 

 ft Co., Boston, Mass. 



nd shoe soles composed of rubber and 

 es being sold separately 

 Rubber Co., 1790 Broad- 

 - " ieltine. Lake & 



The word RlNEX- 

 fiber, rubber p 



from boots and shoes. United Stati 

 way. New York City, U. S. A. (__. 

 Co., 28 Southampton Buildings, Lond __, . 



Representation of a winged sandaled foot — soles, heels and 

 patches for boots and shoes, all of rubber. The Goodyear 

 Tire & Rubber Co., 1144 East Market street, Akron, Ohio, 

 U. S. A. (Care of Marks & Clerk, 57-58 Lincoln's Inn 

 Fields, London. W. C. 2.) 



Representation of a winged sandaled foot between the two parts 

 of the word Goodyear— soles, heels ard patches for boots and 

 shoes, all if rubber. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.. 1144 

 East Market street. Akron, Ohio. U. S. A. (Care of Marks 

 & Clerk, 57-58 Lincoln's Inn Fields, London. W. C, 2.) 



AUSTRALIA. 

 ISSUED TO AMERICAN FIRMS. 

 ' R^ED Top — pneuma 



U. S. A. 



Co. 



Nev 



The word Keds— rubbe 

 States Rubber Co., 1 

 way. New York City, U. S. A. . 

 Representation of two monkeys swinging from the first and 

 "-vulcanizing 

 cycle inner 



cold 



Wilsh 



tiers of the word Mo 

 i.Ttch of rubber for automobile and mo 

 uter tubes and casings. Moco Laboral 

 Dewey street, Oklahoma City, Okla., U. 

 re, 219 Clarence street, Sydney.) 



(A. C. 



of 



22,181. 



abeled Moco Mon 



and bei'eath the words: "It's a long tale, but I'll 

 tort. Moco Monkey Grip is the best."— Same as No. 



chopping off end of tail 

 ■, beside the name of the 



THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. 

 ISSUED TO AMERICAN FIRMS, WITH DATES OF APPLICATION. 



25,593. (February 26, 1918.) Representation of a dress-shield bearing 

 the words Hicks and Trade Mark within a circle above the 

 words Manufactured p.v Canfield Rubber Co. Patented 

 Dec. 9, 1902, U. S. A.— dress-shields. The Canfield Rubber 



Co., Railroad 



U. S. A. 



and Garde 



■ Bridgeport, Con 



1918.) The words Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup 

 etters V and C forming a monogram before and 

 . arranged in a half-circle — rubber tires for vehicle 

 d all articles made of rubber. Pennsylvania Rub- 



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DESIGNS. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



). Tire. Term 14 years. Patented August 20, 1918. A. L. 

 Breitenstein. Akron, assignor to The Rubber Products 

 Co., Barberton— both in Ohio, 

 on-skid tire. Term 14 years. Patented August 27, 1918. 



G. F. Armstrong, Rutherford, assignor to Armstrong Rubber 



Co., Newark — both in New Jersey, 

 ire. Term 14 years. Patented August 27. 1918. A. L. 



Breitenstein. Akron, assignor to A. E. Pearce and H. H. 



Swan, Ashtabula — both in Ohio, 

 ire. Term 14 years. Patented August 27, 1918. A. L. 



Breitenstein, Akron, assignor to A. E. Pearce and H. H. 



Swan. Ashtabula— both in Ohio. 



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52,306. Tire. Term Z'A years. Patented August 27, 1918. G. K. Gulp, 

 Kansas City, Mo., assignor to United States Tire Co., New 

 York City. 



52,329. Tire- Term 14 years. Patented August 27, 1918. H. J. Leab, 

 5 The Fi „».... „.. J .. . ■ 



assignor 



Fisk Rubber Co. — both of Chicope 



Falls, 



A NEW ENTERPRISE IN WHICH AMERICAN, CANADIAN AND 



Japanese interests combine has been established in the Inter- 

 national Co., with headquarters at Kobe, Japan. The concerns 

 interested are Frank Waterhouse & Co., of Vancouver and 

 Seattle, Iwai & Co., of Kobe, I. Shii, of Kobe and Senda, and 

 Barnett & Co., of Calcutta. These concerns are shippers, im- 

 porters and exporters of crude rubber, etc. C. E. Harvey has 

 been appointed general manager of the new company. 



