January 1, 1919.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



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488,043. (December 18, 1917.) Rubber tire. F. F. Green. 

 488,050. (December 19, 1917.) Nipple for feeding bottles. 



-Yooll 

 488,097. (October 26, 1917.) Life-saying costume. Kalfon 



and J. Pellosini. 

 488,162. (December 26, 1917.) Suspenders. J. Coste-Floret. 



488.257. (January 3, 1918.) Rubber tire for vehicle wheels. i 



Harding. 



488.258. (January 3, 1918.) Impermeable and resilient belts of w 



fabric taking place of leather belts. M. Asipoff. 

 488,329. (December 19, 1917.) Resilient wheel without pneumatic 



R. Gra- 

 Pimienta 



40,158. Hypodermic injector with rodless piston of rubl 

 McEntire, 23 Pembroke Park, Dublin, Ireland. 



40,507. Billiard-table cushion-support. F. A. Alcock, 

 street, Melbourne, Victoria. 



55 Elizabeth 



TRADE MARKS. 



N° 



105,529. The 



107,861. 

 110,383. 



Co., New York City, 

 t. C.^H Cov 



igs. United Sta 



The word Speedw 

 her and fiber. 



The word "Usco 

 wholly or parti) 

 Rubber Co., Ne 



Repre 



outin 



ugle w, 



of leather, canvas, rub- 

 0., Richmond, Ky. 

 ipt letters quoted — boots and shoes 

 ■er, and rubber heels. United States 

 wick, N. J., and New York City, 

 upon wliich is superimposed a double 



right and left of the apex — boots 

 le fabrics, rubber or felt, and sol 

 ubber. Von Der Heyde & John, 



let- 



112,242. 

 112,563. 



112,966. 

 112,989. 



shoes of 1 

 leather, te 

 York Ci.ty 



Representation of a Maltese cross bearing the words Top Notch 

 and the representation of a deeply notched tree-trunk — 

 rubber boots and shoes of all kinds, insoles, spats, and over- 

 .waiters made of a combination of rubber and cotton or wooden 

 f^abric. The Beacon Falls Rubber Shoe Co., Beacon Falls, 



The words Rub and Giu respectively above and below the letter 



"R" — compound for coloring rubber, and rubber preservative. 



F. W. Tunnell & Co., Inc., Philadelphia, Pa. 

 The word Rusco — woven fan-belts. The Russell Manufacturing 



Co., Middletown, Conn. 

 Representation of an elephant coming through a cross-section 



of a tire— rubber tires for vehicles. Farley & MacNeill, 



Boston, Mass. 

 The word Allied 



leather substitu 

 Representation of 



lined agaii 



script letters — men's shoes of leather and 

 Elbert S. Torrey, Boston, Mass. 

 ins falling out of an open money-bag out- 

 ;k disk— boots and shoes of leather, canvas, 

 fabric. W. H. McElwain Co., Boston, Mass. 



fled geometric figure — mechanical rubber goods includ- 

 bber and fabric hose, packing, tires, inner tubes, and 

 belting. New Jersey Car Spring & Rubber Co., Inc., 

 Jersey City, N. J. 

 The word Carspring — mechanical rubber goods including rubber 

 and fabric hose, packing, tires, inner tubes, and rubber 

 belting. New Jersey Car Spring & Rubber Co., Inc., Jersey 

 City, N. J. 



rulb 



23,722. 

 23,731. 



23,757. 



23,774. 

 23,811. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



nd pocket-billiard balls. The 

 hicago, 111., U. S. A. 



The letters T and G — engine packings and mechanical rubber 

 goods. Thomson-Gordon. Limited, Hamilton, Cm. 



The word Shellbac and the representation of a turtle— rain- 

 boats. Hubert Douglas Groves, 15 Station Road, Hudders- 

 field, Yorkshire, England. 



The letters B. B. C— billiard and pocket-billiard balls. The 

 Brunswick-Blake-CoUender Co., Chicago, 111., U. " " 



The words Kor-Ker — puncture sealing compositioi 

 matic tires. Puncture Cure Sales Co., Newark 



for pneu- 

 :, N^ J., 



U. S. A. 



25,650, 

 25,658, 



25,643. 

 25,644. 



THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. 

 TO AMERICANS. 



he word Ralsto.v pierced from left to right by an arrow 



shoes of leather, fabric, cloth, and rubber. Churchill & Alden 

 Co., Brockton, Mass., U. S. A. 



of a tire through which is thrust an arm and 

 : a rubber glove, the hand holding a surgeon's 

 ■ heels, soles, and tites. The Miller Rubber 



waterproof; 

 New York 



of conventionalized : 

 with the words Be: 



, etc. Goldman Costu 



City, U. S. A. 



pwnie-type mermaid figure 

 Wales — rubbers, shoes, 

 Co., 16 West 33d street. 



Tile word Rinex — soles of rubber, fiber, or other materials for 

 boots, shoes, and the like. United States Rubber Co., 1790 

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



The word SpRiNG-StEl^rubber heels for boots and shoes. 

 Revere Rubber Co., 335 Valley street. Providence, R. I., 

 U. S. A. 



TO CANADIANS, 



Representation of seal of Dominion Rubber Co., Limited- goods 

 made wholly or partly of rubber or of rubber combined or 

 mixed with other materials, such as rubber shoes, tires, tubes, 

 wateriiroof fabrics, gloves, belts, balls, balloons, druggists' 

 -iiiiicli-i.-s, I'lri-hSi ical goods, etc. Dominion Rubber Co., Lim- 



UBBER Co. 

 o. 25.637. 

 idated Rubber Co., Limited, Montreal, Que., 



Canadian 

 Canada. 



Representation of a flying eagle with the words Goodyear's 

 Rubbers above and below, respectively^^rubber goods same 

 as No. 25,637. Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co., Limited, 

 Montreal, Que., Canada. 



Representation of seal of Canadian Rubber Co. of Montreal over 

 the words Trade Mark and Jaccues Cabtier — rubber goods 

 same as No. 25,637. Canadian Rubber Co. of Montreal. Lim- 

 ited, Montreal, Que., Canada. 



Representation of a maple leaf bearing the words The Maple 

 Leaf Brand— rubber goods same as No. 25,637. The Maple 

 Leaf Rubber Co., Limited, Port Dalhousie. Ont.. Canada. 



Representation of crossed snow-shoes with , superimposed shield 

 bearing the words Granby Rubber Co.. Limited — rubber 

 goods same as No. 25,637. Granby Rubber Co., Limited, 

 Granby, Que., Canada. 



Representation of head of moose ov< 



CHANTS Rubber Co., Limited — rubber goods same 

 25,637. The Merchants Rubber Co., Limited, Kitchene; 



ords The Mee- 

 No. 

 Ont., 



N 



DESIGNS. 



THE UNITED STATES. 

 O. 52.568. Hose. Term 14 years. Patented October 15. 1918. 

 Hallgreen, Trenton, N. J. 



52,569. 

 52,570. 

 52,571. 

 52,573. 



23,866, Reprc^ 



Dayton, O. 



lot-water bottle, syringe bag, etc. 



October 29, 191f!. T. W. Millei 



Rubber Co.— both of Ashland, 0. 



Representation of a kneeling monkey chopping off end of tail 

 on jar labeled Moco Monkey Grip, beside the name of the 

 concern and beneath the words; "It's a long tale, but 111 

 cut it short. Moco Monkey Grip is the best — self-vulcanuing 

 cold patch of rubber for automobile and motorcycle inner 

 and outer tubes and casings. „.Moco Laboratories, Inc., 9 

 South Dewey street, Oklahoma City, Okla., U. S. A. (A. C. 

 Wilshire, 219 Clarence street, Sydney.) 



Reorcsentation of two monkeys swinging from the first and last 

 letters of the word Moco above them, with the words Monkey 

 Grip beneath. Same as No. 14,714. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



4,447. Golf ball. Patented .'Vucust 20- 1918. Canadian Consolidated 

 Rubber Co., Limited, Montreal, Que. 



CEYLON RUBBER EXPORT TAX REDUCED. 

 Ceylon companies have for some time past beei. taxed to 

 the amount of 7^ rupee cents per pound of rubber. Follow- 

 ing tKe change of policy in Malaya, the Ceylon Government 

 has now decided to reduce this tax to one of three rupee 

 cents per pound. The old tax meant V4d. per pound, and 

 the concession is a welcome one, particularly in connection 

 with the elimination of the war risk insurance on cargoes. 



