March 1, 1919. 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



331 



187,39?. 

 187,449. 



187,397. 

 187,646. 



187,656. 

 187,674. 



120.;09. 



120,117. 

 120,14(i. 

 120,162. 



120,297. 

 120,336. 



120,374. 



120,462. 

 120,485. 



120,589. 

 120.603. 

 120.604. 



120,658. 



120,667. 

 120.693. 

 120,707. 



120,751. 



120,837. 

 120,864. 



121,028. 



121,043. 



121,044. 

 121,051. 



121,067. 

 121,110. 



Nippl 



stonrMa'ss*,'"&. 



bottle 



M. C. B. Poore, 



Bucha 



ntors, both 



Wheel with . 



Greppi and A. Ron 



Argentina. 



Reinforced tire casing. A. H. Grubcr, Evanston, 111. 

 Detachable rubber heel with washers for locking into position. 



Layer's Heels Patents, Limited, assignee of C. W. Layers, 



both of Halifax, Nova Scotia. 

 Detachable rubber heel having slotted plate embedded therein 



for attaching to permanent boot or shoe heel. Lavers Heels 



Patents, Limited, assignee of C. W. Lavers, both of Halifax, 



Nova Scotia. 

 Machine packintf made of rubber-impregnated canvas derived 



from waste vehicle tires. G. W. Beldam, Ealing, Middlesex. 



England. 

 Rubber foot with vacuum cup for holding washboard in place. 



M. C. Frank, Piedmont, Calif., U. S. A. 

 Fountain-pen cap and clip. The Conklin Pen Manufacturing 



Co., Toledo, O., assignee of F. U. Mooney, Hindsdale, 111., 



U. S. A. 

 Rim for vehicle wheels. The .Standard Parts Co., assignee of 



O. H. Jobski, administrator— both of Cleveland, O., U. S. A. 

 Sole protector made of combined vulcanized fiber, rubber, etc. 



F. Marsh, Leeds, assignor, W. Hey and J. W. Meadowcroft, 



both of York, each an assignee of 1/3 ' - ■ - 



land. 



t— all in Eng- 



THE UNITED KINGDOM. 

 ISSXTED DECEUBEB 30, 1918. 

 emovable rubber pads for crutches, etc. F. C. Lynde. 

 King street, Manchester. 



Libstar 



A. J. Ma 



similar 



F. C. Lynder, 51 King street, 



tal pipe. W. H Oegg, 



J. Cur- 



nz, 66 Mar 



Rangemoor, 

 lom Cottage, 

 . 114,872.) 



Rubber pads for crutches, 



Binder for attaching rubber pipe 

 136 Browhead Road, Burnley. 

 Rubber ijiocK for supporting cross-piece of crutch^ 

 wood, Maxwelton, New Road, Littlehampton, Sussex. 

 ISSXTED DECEUBER 31, 1»18. 

 Rubber sole reinforced by canvas wire, etc. F. Creassey, Up- 

 per Parliament street, Nottingham. 

 Electric insulators. H. Wade. Ill Hatton Garden, London. 



(Societa Mctallurgica Italiana, Leghorn, Italy.) 

 Tire cover. Bercndonck's Section Tyre Syndicate. 16 Vale- 

 rinsplcin, Amsterdam. (Not yet accepted.) 

 ISSUED JANUAEY 8, 1919. 

 Inflatable bag for artificial foot. P. and R. Schi 



garet street. Oxford Circus. London. 



Rubber-insulated electric cables. C. J. Beaver, 



Crescent Road, Hale, and E. A. Claremont, Bi 



High Legh—both in Cheshire. (Addition to N 



ISSUED JANUABX 16, 1919. 



Solid composite rubber tires. Dunlop Rubber Co. and J. V. 



Worthington, 14 Regent street, Westminster. 

 Fluid-tight joint for staying control-cord of gas-envelope valve. 



H, Lord, 1 Chelmsford street, Coppice, Oldham. 

 Pneumatic arm rests for crutches. F. A. Pennington, 10 Hales- 

 den Road, Hcaton Chapel, Stockport, and T. R. Day, Bank- 

 field, Davyhulme — both in Cheshire. 

 Golf ball. W. J. Mellersh-Jackson, 28 Southampton Buildings, 

 London. (Revere Rubber Co., 59 Reade street. New York 

 City, U- S. A.) 

 Rubber-lined clip for repairing burst water pipes, etc. E. 



Hanff, 71 Hatherley street. Princes Park, Liverpool. 

 Apparatus for producing corrugated roofing tiles, with rubber 



wiper rolls. J. Adams, 80 Dover Road, Norlhfleet, Kent. 

 Outer sole for shoe, with staggered apertures for rt>bber in- 

 serts. A. G. Knight, 9 Mount Nod Road, Streatham Hill, 

 London. 

 Puncture-preventing rubber and vulcanite band for pneumatic 

 tires. J. E. Dysart, Cadiz, O. 



ISSUED JANVABY 22, 1919. 

 Stuffing-box substitutes, with rubber diaphragm. W. E. .Savery, 

 Ivy Bank, Middleton Hall Road, King's Norton, Birmingham. 

 Plastic composition for artificial limbs, toys, etc., having elastic 

 strips molded therein for operating. F. E. Eaton, 27 New- 

 town avenue, Blackrock, County Dublin. 

 Artificial feet with rubber cushions between parts. J. F. Row- 

 ley, 25 West Madison street, Chicago. III., U. S. A. 

 Electric cables with rubber sheath. W. T. Henley's Telegraph 

 Works Co., 13 Blomfield street, London Wall, and H. 

 Savage, 77 Westcombe Park Road, Blackheath, both in 

 London. 



ISSUED JANUAKY 29, 1919. 

 Tire tread composed of flexible metal band vulcanized to tread 

 of solid rubber tire. H. L. Harding, Hill View, Queen's 

 Road, Loughton, Essex. 

 Rubber reservoir nib for pens. H. Swann, Upper Court, 



Kemerton, near Tewkesbury. 

 Attachable soles, heels, etc., made by vulcanizing a layer of 

 rubber or rubber substitute on to a foundation of waste 

 canvas from tire covers or waste balata. 

 Electric insulator with rubber washer. W. A. Davis, 48 King's 



Gardens, West End Lane, London. 

 Rubber pad for protecting boots, etc., with studs to permit at- 

 tachment. H. T. Stephens, 'Tahoona, Ferryside, Carmathen- 



Abdominal belt with elastic sections. 



vard des Capucincs, Paris. France. 

 Saw-tooth non-slipping resilient heel. I 



Corydon Road, Cleveland Heights, Ohii 



F. G. Baugatz, 37 Boule- 



121.143. Kubber-di.k suction device for artificial dentures. A. W. F 



Bryn Estyn, Whitchurch, Shropshire. 

 121,190. Container for paste, etc., having rubber cap perforated to 



air. F. M. Upward, 86 Estcourt Road, Woodside, Lond 



THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. 

 PATENTS ISSUED (WITH DATES OF APPLICATION). 



of an air chamber in all the 



vith 



ubber hub for vehicles 



488.610. 

 488,643. 



488.797. 

 488,816. 



Luigi & Co. 

 (July 9, 1917.) Improvements in 

 Darts. Goodyear's India Rubbe 

 Naugatuck, Conn., V. S. A. 

 (January 25, 191S.) Improvements in pneumatic tires to per- 

 mit inflation while in motion. P. O. J. Knerdsen. 

 (May 14, 1915.) Insulating glove. Society Anonyme dcs 

 ■■ cements Huf'^ 



., 30. 1918.) 



Harden 



(February 1, 1918.) Life-saving costume. C. J. E. Chamion. 

 (February 5, 1918.) Improvements in rubber pads for horse 



shoes. E. I.infield, W. H. Goldfinch and A. W. Capener. 

 (February 21, 1918.) Portable insubmersible apparatus for walk- 



L. Rii 



Impr 



fittings for hor 



NEW ZEALAND. 

 ISSUED DECEMBER 12, 1918. 



:ure composition. 



3f E. Campbell and F. Cashn 



N' 



108,905. 

 110,830. 



lided geometrical 



112,339. 

 113,043. 



113.075 

 114,095 



N^ 



TRADE MARKS. 



THE UNITED STATES. 

 035. Th- word .Sa.vatine— chewinp gum and chewing gum cov- 

 ered with candy. Frank H. Fleer Corp., Philadelphia, Pa. 

 ,141. The representation of a bell bearing the slogan 2 in 1— 

 retreaded rubber and fabric tires, the retread being of rubber 

 and fabric. Bell 2 in 1 Tire Co., Richmond, Va 



The word Comfy superimposed on one end of a double-outlined 

 diamond — folding containers of waterproof cloth, etc. E. B 

 Nathan, New York City. 



The word Tanzole within a concave 

 figure. W. C. Walsh, Philadelphia, Pi.. 



The words The Victor— rubber and fabric outer casings for 

 automobile tires and inner tubes. The Victor Rubber Co., 

 Springfield, O. 



The words Cbeargyl Lunkur — inspirators. J. B. Neuburger, 

 New York City. 



The words Ever-Grip above the representation of an eagle 

 within a circle — repair patches for tires, inner tubes, and 

 other rubber goods. P. Hoerr, Peoria, III. 



Represenation of an arrow passing from left to right across 

 the word Hood — rubber boots, shoes, and overshoes, and 

 rubber-soled canvas shoes. Hood Rubber Co., Watertown, 

 Mass. 



Same as No. 111,964 — rubber cushion and pneumatic tires and 

 lubes, and lire repair patches or reinforcements. Hood Rub- 

 ber Co., Watertown, Mass. 



The letters B B C — rubber or rubber and fabric tires and tubes. 

 The Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co., Wilmington, Del., and 

 Chicago, 111. 



The words Over the Top — waterproof cotton fabrics. The 

 Landers Brothers Co., Toledo, O. 



The representation within a rectangle of a flask and liqueur 

 glass beside the word Trees, each letter of the word being 

 inclosed with circles graduated in size — chewing gum. S. 

 Zimetbaum, New York City. 



The word Banner, the first part being in outlined letters and 

 the second shaded — electric insulated weatherproof wires and 

 friction tape. Central Electric Co., Chicago, 111. 



The word Diamond — masks and respirators. The Hygeia Respi- 

 rator Co., Passaic, N. J. 



The words Asbesto-Sponce — boiler and pipe covering. H. W. 

 Johus-Manville Co., New York City. 



DESIGNS. 



THE UNITED STATES. 

 725. Tire, Patented December 10, 1918. Term 14 years. J. F. 

 Arnold assignor to Dunlop Tire and Rubber Goods Co., 

 Limited — both of Toronto, Ont., Can. 

 Tire. Patented December 10, 1918. Term 14 years. T. J. 





5^,72r>■ 



52,732. 

 52,749. 



52.731. 



:.7.i2. 



The. Patented December 10, 



Edwards, Akron. O. 

 Pneumatic tire. Patented December 10, 1918. 



C. L. Landon, assignor to The Goodyear Tir 



both of Akron, O. 

 Pneumatic tire. Patented December 31, 1918. 



H. H. Hazcltine, Tacoma, Wash. 



52,749. 58,822. 



Terra 14 years. T. J. 



