July 1, 1919.] 



THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD 



595 



1:4,347. Speaking 



124,373. 

 124,395. 



shaped rubber mouth-piece, secured 

 nt extraneous noises entering. W. 



_ , -- venue, Hamble, and C. H. Pertnain, 



Spring House, Spring Road, Sholing — both in Hampshire. 

 Catamenial appliance having waterproof shield and elastic 



straps. E. Andieae, 99 Trinity Road. Edinburgh. 

 Life-saving garment with inflatable air tube. Robinson & 

 Cleaver. Donegall Place, Belfast, and J, J. Evans, 1 Park 

 avenue, Church End, Finchley, London. 

 124,4C4. Waterproof garments having art-printed face outside instead of 

 inside. H. Weinberg, Aquarock Mills, North street, 

 Cheetham, Manchester. 



ISSITED MAY 28, 1919. 

 124,607. Flapping-wing airpla 



nue. Providence. R.'l., 

 124,628. Nipple for feeding bottles. F. R. Graham- Yooll, Dulham 



Towers, East Trinity Road, Leith. 

 124,673. Rubber pads for crutches. F. C. Lynde, 51 King street, Man- 

 chester. 

 124,679. Bar.d clip for securing rubber sleeves to metal pipes, etc. F. G. 

 Pickering, 4 Petteril street, Carlisle, Cumberland. 



THE DOMINION OF CANADA. 



ISSUED MAY 20, 1919. 

 Valve cap. A. E. Bronson, Cleveland, Ohio, U. S. A. 



ISSUED MAY 27, 1919. 

 Wear plate and attaching means, combined with circular rubber 



heel. V. F. Maliszewski, Detroit, Mich., U. S. A. 

 Tire valve. S. C. Sladden, New York City, U. S. A. 

 Rubber sole-protector for boots and shoes. A. Thill, Barmoutk, 



Merioneth, Wales. 

 Sole for turn shoes, having rubber body portion and fibrous 



inseam strip. The United Shoe .Machinery Co. of Canada, 



Limited, Maisonneuve, Quebec, assignee of G. Ferguson, 



Wollaston, Mass., U. S. A. 

 Footwear with rubber oulsole and upper of rubberized fabric. 



The Canadian Consolidated Rubber Co., Limited, Montreal, 



Quebec, assignee of M. H. Clark, Pelham, N. ¥., U. S. A. 

 Air-valve for pneumatic tires. Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., 



assignee of L. Greenwald— both of Akron, O., U. S. A. 

 ISSUED JUNE 3, 1919, 

 Dental plate with rubber suction trough in each aperture. J. 



Lehner, Pittsburgh, Pa., U. S. A. 



ISSUED JUNE 10, 1919. 

 Solid rubber tire. G. A. Mortier, Preston, Lancaster, Eng. 

 Stretchless machinery belting. The Lambert Multiplus Co., 



assignee of H. M. Lambert — both of Portland, Ore., U. S. A. 



190,616. 

 190,624. 



NEW ZEALAND. 



ISSUED MAY 1, 1919. 

 1,972. Respirator. R. Donald, 30 Parliament Hill Mansions, Highgate 



Road. London, Eng. 

 1,151. Resilient wheel. W. J. Dyas, 80 Queen's Drive, Musselburgh, 



Dunedin, N. Z. 



THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. 



PATENTS ISSUED, WITH DATES OF APPLICATION. 



1,662/483,285. (April 30, 1917.1 First certificate of addition to patent 



taken out December 30. 1915, for pneumatic tire casings. 



P. Moet and J. B. Haegy. 

 ),664/455,434. (May 9, 1917.) First certificate of addition to patent 



taken out May 23, 1912, for soles made of rubber, leather 



and steel combined. Societe Francaise du Cuir Arme. 

 1,289. (March 15, 1918). Rubber paving for roadways and other uses. 



G. Anderson, The Leyland & Birmingham Rubber Co., Lim- 

 ited, and Rubber Roadways Co., Limited. 

 1,301. (March 15, 1918.) Improved elastic tire for automobiles and 



other vehicles. R. Trautwein and H. Bokanoski. 

 1,306. (March 14, 1918.) A device to be placed between the tread 



and non-skid chains of automobile tires to prevent slipping. 



H. G. MacWilliam. 

 1,324. (March 18, 1918.) Spring tire for automobile wheels. G. 



Huber. 

 1,331. (March 19, 1918.) Life-saving belt. M. Halperin. 

 1,340. (March 19, 1918.) Improvements in resilient wheels. W. A. 



Black. 

 1,409. (March 15, 1918.) Improvements in rubber soles. M. H. 



Baudou. 

 1,550. (Febru.iry 2. 1917.) Insubmersible life-saving valise. B. N. C. 



Mollsrd. 



551. (March 2. 1917.) Parachute clothing for aviators. B. N. C. 



MoUard. 

 620. (April 5, 19!8.) Puncture-proof pneumatic tire. L. S. Odell. 

 657. (April 10. 1918.) Improvements in pneumatic tire casings. 



A. S. Burdick and .T. C. Hermann. 

 671. (April 9, 1918.) Pneumatic wheel with large tire having weak 



tension on soft earth. E, Perrot, 22 boulevard de la 



Tremouille, Dijon (Cote-d'Or). 



1916.: 



'To' 



(April 24 1918.) Improvements in rubb( 



A. A. (Jrozier. 

 (April 19, 1918.) Douche for washing th 



water. J. J. Pouly and J. M. Daujard. 



(April 20, 1918.) Economical sole without leather, flexible and 

 interchangeable, adapted for rapid attaching or detaching. C. 

 Aulagnier, Cluny, Saone-et-Loire. 



(April 25, 1918.) Improvements in wheel tires reinforced with 

 steeL J. H. Hamlin and J. C. Burford. 



N' 



Fawcett 



1CC,S45 

 109,591 



TRADE MARKS. 



THE UNITED STATES. 



00,067. A monosrram in white compose 

 black disk — dental vulcanizers, rubbe 

 cett, Brooklyn, N. Y. 

 Representation of a phenix rising from flames within a double 

 out-lined circle, above the word Phoenixhide— finished vul- 

 canized boots and shoes, soles and heels. The Phoenix Rub- 

 ber Co., Akron, O. 



Childhood in script letters — infants' rubber pants. 





Representation of a 

 position so es an 



The word Jiffy— fou 

 Representation of a 



Co., Chicago, 111. 



word Fede 



Jiffy Pen Co., Sii 



word 

 the w 

 patclie 



Tike 



Huff & Cutler, Boston, 



vhich appears 



I & G, __ 

 epair outfits and 



112,330. 

 113,050. 

 114,040. 

 114,515. 



114,518. 

 114,519. 

 114,610. 



15,292. 

 15,395. 



115,943. 

 116,778. 



116,388. 

 116,451. 

 116,462. 

 116,867. 



25,911. 

 25.994. 



26,031. 

 26,032. 

 26,033. 

 26,222. 



The word Liberty within a double-outlined circle — rubber heels 

 and composition soles. The Anchor Grip Heel Co., Elyria, O. 



The words Clincher Cross— golf balls. North British Rubber 

 Co.. Limited, Edinburgh. Scotland. 



The words Vulco-Cokd — rubberized woven fabric belting. The 

 Gates Rubber Co., Denver, Colo. 



Representation of a stencil bearing the words and characters 

 American Zinc L. & S. Co., AZO. L— zinc oxides for pig- 

 menis in rubber compounding, etc. American Zinc. Lead & 

 Smelting Co., Boston, Mass., and St. Louis, Mo. 



Same as No. 114.515. 



Same as No. 114,515 and No. 114,518. 



The words Warner Fountain Shaving Brush— "Everything 

 but the Razor" — shaving brushes. Warner-Patterson Co., 

 Chicago, 111. 



The words Hood Rubber Company, Boston within an oval — 

 rubber boots and shoes, overshoes, and canvas shoes with 

 rubber soles. Hood Rubber Co., Watertown, Mass. 



Representation of a stencil bearing the word Cherokee between 

 lines composed of dashes, beneath an Indian's head — stitched 

 and impregnated canvas belting. The Rossendale-Reddaway 

 Belting & Hose Co., Newark, N. J. 



Representation of a stencil bearing the word Seminole between 

 lines composed of dashes, beneath an Indian's head — stitched 

 and impregnated canvas belting. The Rossendale-Reddaway 

 Belting & Hose Co., Newark, N. J. ^ 



The words Gold Seal. Millard's on a conventional design — 

 chewing gum, etc. Millard Gum Vending Corp., New York 

 City. 



The word Timesco — rubber tires and tubes. Times Square 

 Auto Supply Co., Inc.. New York City. 



The words Pine-Nene — rubber filler and wood-preserving oil. 

 Spirittine Chemical Co., Wilmington, N. C. 



The woid Nusole over representation of two soles, one with 

 a hole in it — waterproofing compound for sboe-soles. The 

 Nusole Co.. Colorado Springs, Colo. 



The word Impie— rubber dolls, balls, etc. Zadek Feldstein 

 Co., Inc., New York City. 



The word Kantslip above representation of an inch-worm — 

 self-vulcanizing patches for pneumatic tires. Kant Slip Co., 

 Manzanola, Colo. 



The wc-d Yarway combined with lines forming a triangle be- 

 tween the two syllables — valves of various kinds, spray noz- 

 zles, etc. Yarnall-Waring Co., Philadelphia. Pa. 



The word Browndel — rubber-impregnated belting. The Man- 

 hattan Rubber Manufacturing Co.. New York City. 



The word Glioe— rubber belting. The Goodyear Tire & Rubber 

 Co., Akron. O. 



The word Goodyearite — asbestos packing. The Goodyear Tire 

 & Rubber Co.. Akron. O. 



The word Yarway — valves of different kinds, clamps, spray 

 nozzles, etc. Yarnall-Waring Co.. Philadelphia. Pa. 



The word KwiKFix— rubber cement. Alick Merriman. Free- 

 hold, N. J. 



The word Tvcos— all kinds of recording meters, i 

 Taylor Instrument Cos., 95 Main street, Rochest 

 U. S. A. 



The word Camachine — machine 

 and perfo 



Ma 



Co., 



slitting, winding, cutting, 

 ilso parts and accessories, 

 street, Brooklyn, N. Y., 



26,; 



The words Ball Band — boots and sh 



and fabric. Mishawaka Woolen 



and Water streets, Mishawaka, Ind., U. S. A. 

 Representation of a ball — boots and shoes of lubber or rubber 



and fabric. Mishawaka Woolen Manufacturing Co., Hill 



and Water streets, Mishawaka, Ind., U. S. A. 

 The word Vac — boots and jhoes of rubber or rubber and fabric. 



Mishawaka Woolen Manufacturing Co., Hill and Water 



streets, Mishawaka. Ind., U. S. A. 

 The words Royal Cord — rubber tires for vehicles and similar 



articles. United States Tire Co., 1790 Broadway. New York 



City. U. S. A. 

 The words Viilco-Cord— belting. The Gates Rubber Co., 999 



South Broadway, Denver. Colo.. U. S. A. 



