396 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



[Ah<ii. 1, 1919. 



121,829. 

 121,838. 



121,841. 

 121,843. 



Smeihwick, Staffordshi 

 Mattress with aperture 



to receive hot-water bottle 

 74 Townscnd street, Dublin. 

 Rubber garment for airmen and others, to serve as Ras mask. 



3,711- 



3,758. 



3,807. 

 3,899. 



J. Hil 



kT G. Jakeman, 6 Kirkdale Road, Leytonstone, Lon 

 Lynde, 23 Amherst 



Horseshoe with rubber pad. B. Tattersall, Hey Houses, and 

 J. Lawrence. Montauban, Clifton Drive— both of St. Anne s- 

 on-the-Sea, Lancashire. 



Watch wristlet composed of rubber band, etc. C. J. Keep, 

 33 Lanark Villas. Maida Vale, London. 



SWITZERLAND. 

 NOVEMBER 16, 1918. 

 Tire support for automobile wheels. Edward Downing, 6i7 

 Turk street, San Francisco, Calif., U. S. A. (E. imer- 

 Schneider, Geneva.) Priorities U. S. A., February 21 and 

 December 1, 1916, and January 2, 1917. 

 NOVEUBER SO, 1918. 

 Arch support for shoes. Erich Schenk, 466 Washington street, 

 Newark, N. J. (Fritz Isler, Zurich.) Priority U. S. A., 

 October 16, 1917. 



INDIA. 

 (PATENTS ISSUED, WITH DATES OF APPLICATION.) 

 (June 11, 1918.) Improvements in resilient wheels for motor 



cars and other vehicles. A. A. Crozier. 

 (July 12, 1918.) Improvements in rubber heels. C. V. Cham- 

 berlain. 

 (July 29, 1918.) Improvements in rubber tires. E. B. Killen. 

 (September 23, 1918.) Rubber seed-removing knife. V. Mar- 



NEW ZEALAND. 

 ISSUED DECEMBER 31, 1918. 



40 634 ChildV comforter. H. -S. Briggs, 92 Toorak Road, South 

 ' ■ Varra, Victoria. Australia. 



THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. 



PATENTS ISSUED (WITH DATES OF APPLICATION), 



487.984. (December 14 1917.) Dust caps for valves of pneumatic tires. 



A. Schrader's Son. Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y., U. S. A. 

 487 964 (December 12, 1917.) Device for the treatment of invalids 



' by air. J. Claes. 



488,120. (December 22, 1917.) Pneumatic camp bed. L. Avorio. 

 488!371. (January 3, 1918). Apparatus for chloroform anesthesia. G. 



Brochet, 4 rue de la G: 

 (October 5. 1915.) Improvements in dirigibles. W. 

 (May 22, J916.) Metalli 



M. Webbe 

 ient wheel. A. E. Jourfie 

 (Herault), Paris. 

 ; in vehicle wheels. A. V 



90' rue St. .Alexandre, 

 (February 15, 1918.) Improvements i; 



Benjamin. 

 (February 16, 1918.) Improved resilii 

 (April 20, 1917.) Soles and pattens c 



shoes. Societe Francaise du Cuir ."vrme. 

 (February 26, 1918.) Improvement in vehicle wheels. 



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86,953. 

 107,268. ■ 

 108,029. Repre; 



108,164. 



TRADE MARKS. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



le word Ford in fancy script letters — rubber tires. 

 Ford Motor Co., Highland Park, Mich, 

 le words Co-Ppo — coat or vest-shaped waterproof body- 

 protectors. .Mbert Nathan, Glen Cove, N. Y, 

 itation of head of Eastern wizard holding arch-support 

 ids. inserting oad— appliances for correcting foot defor- 

 mities. Wizard Foot Appliance Co., St. Louis, Mo. 

 The word Star in black letters superimposed on a black star— 



„ _jid solid - - 



tread bands. The Star Rubber Ci 

 113,702. The word Russell within : 



Russell Manufacturing ( 

 113,705. The word Standby above 



formed by a tied cable 



patches, liner, and re- 

 Akron. O. 

 —woven machinery belts. The 

 ddletown. Conn, 

 -leaved clover within an oval 

 rd — asbestos and rubber packing. 



H. Taylor, Baltimore, Md. 

 nitials M. P. C— puncture-sealing compounds for pneu- 

 c tires. D. S. Humphrey, New Orleans, La. 

 113,892. The representation of a man walking with his fingers in his 



ears— rubber heels. Carl W. Winkler, Chicago, 111. 

 113 920. The representation of Uncle Sam seizing the Kaiser from be- 

 hind above the words Yankee Grip— fabric and rubber tire- 

 patches. W. M. Prince, Tacoma, Wash. 

 The word Sweetie in fancy script letters— rubber dolls. The 



Faultless Rubber Co., Ashland, O. 

 The representation of a little girl mending a tire puncture— 

 puncture-curing compound for pneumatic tires. J. Mangus, 

 Beatrice. Neb. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



'3 990 The words Kold Prosso — fruit-jar rubbers. Smalley, Kivlan & 

 Onthank, Boston, Mass., U. S. A. 



'>4 105 The words Royal Cord — automobile tires. The Canadian Con- 

 solidated Rubber Co., Limited, Montreal, Que. 



113,863. 



114,142. 

 114,272. 



24.125, 

 24,128. 

 24,130. 

 24,172, 

 24,259. 



The word Rriarcliff^ — automobile tires, tubes, etc. Van dcr 

 Lindc Rubber Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. 



The word Economy — tires or rubber goods not including foot- 

 wear. The United Rubber Manufacturing and Reclaiming 

 Co., Limited, Toronto, Ont. 



The words Vulco-Cord — belts, especially for automobile fans 

 and generator driving. The Gates Rubber Co., Denver, Colo., 



The word Paraknit — corsets, elastic girdles, hose and abdo< 

 men supporters, hip confiners and brassiires. Treo Co., Inc., 

 New York City, U. S, A. 



The word Camachine — slitting, rewinding, cutting and per- 

 forating machines and parts therefor. Cameron Machine Co., 

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



The words Barreled Sunlight surrounded by raj^s and en- 

 closed in a rectangle- paints of all kinds. LInited States 

 Gutta Pcrcha Paint Co.. Providence, R. I., U. S. A. 



THE UNITED KINGDOM. 

 The word Tenax — compositions not included 



The representation of 



thr 



vhich is thr 



1269 South High street, Akron, 

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

 Fields, London, W. C. 2, England.) 

 'he words Ball-Band — boots and shoes of rubber rubber and 

 wool, etc. Mishawaka Woolen Manufacturing Co.. Hill and 

 Water streets, Mishawaka. Indiana, U. S. A. (Care Marks & 

 Clerk, 57 Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, W. C. 2, England.) 



FOREIGN TRADE MARES GRANTED TO AMERICANS. 

 SPAIN. 

 33,003. The word Neverleek within an oval — waterproof fabrics for. 

 automobile and carriage tops. F. S. Carr Co., Boston, Mass., 



AUSTRALIA. 



The words Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup preceded and followed 

 by the letters V and C forming a monogram — rubber tires, 

 Pennsylvania Rubber Co., Jeannette. Pa., U. S. A. (W. J. 

 Spruson, Daily Telegraph Building, King street, Sydney, Aus- 

 tralia.) 



The word Preservo in black letters outlined with white against 

 a black background within a geometric figure — a compound 

 for waterproofing cotton duck, etc. Robeson Preservo Prod- 

 ucts Co., 25 White Block, Port Huron. Mich., U. S. A. 

 (Sidney Hendley. Fink's Buildings, Elizabeth street, Mel- 



Australia.) 



THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. 



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DESIGNS. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



in pen. Patented January 14, 1919. Term 14 years. 

 W. T. Fitzpatrick, Waterloo, la. 

 3. Tire. Patented January 14, 1919. Term 14 years. J. W. 

 McGuire, assignor to The Brunswick-Ealke-Collender Co. 

 —both of Chicago, 111. 

 ire. Patented January 14, 1919. Term 14 years. C. S. 

 Park, assignor to The McGraw Tire & Rubber Co.— both of 

 East Palestine, O. 



52,893 

 52,959. 

 52,962. 

 52,975. 



52,974. 



Tire. Patented Febn 



Miller, Columbus, O. 

 Tire. Patented February 



Pashek, Newark, N. J. 

 Tire. Patented February 



Whittelsey, Hartford, Co 



Co., New York City. 

 Liquid-.spraying instrument. T. A. De Vilbiss, assignor to 'The 



De Vilbiss Manufacturing Co.— both of Toledo, O., Patented 



February 4, 1919. Term 14 years. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



read. Registered January 7. 1919. Term 18 years 

 adian Consolidated Rubber Co., Limited, Montreal, Qu 



