February 1, 1919.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



187,038, 

 187.0J9. 

 187,<I7 



III., U. S. A. 

 Hose with expansible inside tube. The Canadian Consolidated 



Rubber Co., Limited, Montreal, Que., assignee of W. T. 



Cole, Newton, Conn., U. S. A. 

 Pneumatic cushion wheel. E, G. Gallagher and A. Schadee, 



assignee of one-third interest— both of New York City, 



U. S. A. 

 Resilient tire. H. A. Naylor, Valparaiso, Chile, S. A. 

 .\rmorcd inner tube for pneumatic tires. L. Wenzel. Jr., Pitts- 

 burgh, Pa., 17. S. A. 

 Hand tool for applying rubber and liner strips. The Canadian 



Consolidated Rubber Co., Limited, Montreal, Que., assignee 



of J. Retteli, Detroit, Mich., U. S. A. 

 Inner liner for oneumafic tires. S. T. Davis, Pittsburgh, and 



J. S. Demetrion, assignee of one-half interest, Clairton— both 



m Pa., U. S. A. 

 Demountable rim for tires. L. M. Cooper and H. McConnel, 



assignee of onchalf interest— both of Detroit, Mich., U. S. A. 

 \'acuuin bottle with rubber tube for conveying live and con- 

 densed steam to and from bodv. engaging cup. A. F. Daniel, 



Commerce, Okla., U. S. A. ■ " • 



entilating garment seam having edge 

 linings and secured by fabric strip 

 strips. C. B. Shane, 2;2 West Mou 



protected with rubber 



U. 



S. A. 



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106,127. 

 107,894. 



109,025. 

 109,17!. 



TRADE MARKS. 



THE UNITED STATES. 

 760. Repr-.'sentation of black oval with inner line of white, bear- 

 ing represt-ntation of garter-clasp and the words Nu-Way 

 — carters. (.:. Abraham, New York City, assignor to E. 

 Abraham, trading under firm name of Nu Way Garter Co. 

 The word Neptune— insulated wire. Atlantic Insulated Wire 



& Cable Co., .lersty City, N, J. 

 Tlip word S-\TEEN- ~l . IijT ,11 :ii. iml fountain pens, etc. Hinks, 



I'ells & Co.. 

 rd Cm. 



tube 





rk City, 

 ned— rub 

 L Logan 



ler composition soles for 

 Co., Hudson, Mass. 

 National Tire & Rubber 



red 



S printed in red 

 ;, with the letters 

 urved portions 



in-gi 



jpper an( 

 ;rs. John Hoban, Ottawa, HI. 

 jnveyor belts made of rubber reinforced 



F. Goodrich Co., New York City, 

 lette of Ajax rolling a tire — pneumatic 

 ely, talc, combination-gum, combination 

 Ti and tread-gum. .\jax Rubber Co., 



112,155. 

 112,438. 



113,054. 

 113,065. 



23,920. 

 ."3,931. 



I , ,, . r , MT — girdle corsets, hose supporters, abdominal 



M|,i,,,i, ,.. ;,,,, confiners, etc. Treo Co., Inc., New York City. 



Tlu word Univers.\l — rubber soles and heels. Woodbury Shoe 



Co.. Beverly, Mass. 

 Representation of the sole of a foot, with shoe outline drawn 



around it, hearing the words Hanan's Naturalast, Regis. 



TEHEI> — leather, cloth, and rubber boots, shoes, and slippers. 



Hanan & .Sons. Brooklvn. N. Y. 

 The word LiBERTV— rubber heels. C C. Stolzenburg. Elyria, O. 

 The \\ord Ftlene's — bathing caps made of rubber, raincoats and 



capes made of rubber, etc. Wm. Filene's Sons Co., Boston, 



.Mass. 

 The word Ampere — canvas stitched belting. Victor Balata & 



Textile Belting Co., EasKm, Pa. 

 Silhouette of Ajax rolling a tire — rubberized or frictioned 



fabric. Ajax Rubber Co., Inc., Millbrook, N. Y. 

 The word Arcadia — rubber hose, pneumatic tires, inner tubes, 



and rubber belting. New Jersey Car Spring & Rubber Co., 



Inc., Jersey Citv, N. J. 

 Representation of a double-outlined oval enclosing the letters 



T, R, and C— rubber heels. Taunton Rubber Co., Inc., 



Taunton. Mass. 

 The word Liberty — boots and shoes of leather, canvas or fabric. 



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



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



The words Lightnino Tread and the representation of a streak 

 of lightning — automobile tires of rubber and fabric. Carlisle 

 Cord' Tire Co., Inc., New York City, U. S. A. 



Representation of three-leaved clover, each leaf enclosing rep- 

 resentation of flat-iron — seals, presses and stamps wholly or 

 partially of metal or rubber or both. E. McK. Irons, 



ods, tubing, and 



385,316. TI 



The words Pennsylvania Vac 



by the letters \' and C foi ,, . .„„,.,. 



Pennsylvania Rubber Co., leannette, Pa. 

 f McKenna & Co.. 31-34 Basinghall streel 



cipall; 

 Misha 



aka Woolen 

 streets, Mishawaka, 

 57-58 Lincoln's Inn 



Fields, London, W. 



M Cup preceded and followed 

 srair.— rubber tires. 

 U. S. A. (Care 

 , London, E. C. 2.) 

 >oots and shoes prin- 

 itton, linen or silk. 

 Hill and Water 

 of Marks & Qerk, 



AUSTRALIA. 

 TO AMERICANS. 



The words M.me. I.eemax in fancy script lettering— sanitary 

 .■roods and appliances of all kinds included in Class 11. A. 

 Stein & Co.. 1149 West Congress street, Chicago, III., U. S. A. 



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DESIGNS. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



O. 52,630. Ankle-guard for shoes. Patented Noven: 



" ■ 1 years. E. S. Bott, assignor to La Crosse 



^, „ ^. , Mills— both of La Crosse, Wis. 



52,650. Tire. Patented November 12, 1918. Term 14 years J E 

 - to The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.— both of 



1918. 



Hale 



.\kr. 



Akri 



O. 



Patented November 19, 1918. Term 14 years. T. E 

 Hale, assignor to The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.— both of 

 Akron. O. 



52.702. Tire. Patented November 19, 1918. Term 3'/, years. A. 



Kanzee. Berkeley. Calif. 



52.703. Tii-c. Patented November 19, 1918. Term 14 vears A 



Kanzee, Berkeley, Calif. 



Kanzee, Berkeley, Calif. 

 52,706. Golf ball. ( C. Robertson, as 

 ,.,,., ^ turine Co.— both of Glasgow, 

 52,712. Golf ball. A. Turner, assignor 



both of Edinburgh, Scotland. 



19, 1918. Term 3;i years. A. 



or to St. Mungo Manufac- 



jtland. 



North British Rubber Co.— 



4.479. Ti-e 



4.480. Tire 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



Patented October 5, 1918 

 , Limited. Toront.., I )nt. 



Patented October 5. 1918, 

 , Limited. Toronto, Ont. 



5, 1918. Hercules Rubber Co., Limited, 

 5, 1918. Dunlop Tire & Rubber Goods 

 Dunlop Tire & Rubber Goods 



A NEW VEGETABLE WAX. 



Samples of wax gathered from the wa.x pahii, known in 

 Ecuador as the gualte, and samples of Mexican candelilla wax 

 are being exhibited in San Francisco by the Bureau of Foreign 

 and Domestic Commerce. Markets are sought for these two 

 commodities. The candelilla wax is of light color and very hard 

 with a high melting point. Purified, it will make the best quality 

 of candles, lasting and giving a brilliant light. Dissolved in tur- 

 pentine it makes excellent varnish, and it is also used in the manu- 

 facture of shoe polish, phonograph records, electric insulation, as 

 a substitute for beeswax, etc. 



COMMERCIAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN FINLAND AND SWEDEN. 

 Rubber and products thereof purchased in Sweden by Finnish 

 buyers must now be paid for in goods up to 100 per cent, of their 

 value, as rubber is merchandise in Class 1, which is that of the 

 highest value. For goods in Class 2, Finland must pay Sweden 

 60 per cent, in merchandise and the balance in cash. For articles 

 in Class 3, payment must be made 20 per cent, in goods and the 

 balance in Finnish money ; and several other countries seem to be 

 contemplating similar arrangements to make international trade 



