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Supplement Bo. a to C!)e Palestine Cadette 3ßo. mi of rtl; December, nu. TRADE MARK ADVERTISEMENTS TRADE MARKS ORDINANCE. The following applications for the registra• No. 6472 in Class 1, in respect of glue, in the tion of the trade marks referred to therein are name of Levant Glue Ltd., of 13, Achad Haam hereby advertised in accordance with the pro• Street, Tel Aviv, manufacturers. visions of the Trade Marks Ordinance. Filed the 24th day of February, 1944. Any person may, within three months from the date of this Gazette, file with the Registrar of Trade Marks, Office of the Administrator General, P.O. Box 1254, Jerusalem, a notice of opposition to the registration of any trade mark referred to in any application hereunder. Such notice shall be given in writing in the prescribed manner and shall include a state• ment of the grounds of opposition. A copy of such notice of opposition shall be served upon the applicant for registration. Formal opposition should not be lodged until after notice has been given by letter to the applicant for registration, so as to afford him an opportunity of withdrawing his mark before the expense of preparing the notice of opposition is incurred. Failing such notice V. to the applicant, an opponent may be disal• lowed his costs. No. 6474 in Class 25, in respect of gloves for wear, in the name of Zoltan Blumenthal trad­ ing as Blumenthal's Gloves, of 2, Sheinkin APPLICATIONS ACCORDING TO THE FOURTH SCHED• Street, Tel Aviv, manufacturer of gloves and ULE TO THE TRADE MARKS RULES, 1940. artificial flowers. I. Registration of this trade mark shall give No. 6314 in Class 5, in respect of a non- no right to the exclusive use of the word hypnotic therapeutic substance for human iise "Blumenthal's", the letter "B" and the device as a sedative and for similar purposes, in the of a glove. name of Teva Middle East Pharmaceutical and Chemical Works Co. Ltd., of Bay it Wegan, Filed the 26th day of February, 1944. near Jerusalem, manufacturers. Filed the 2nd day of September, 1943. IMPRONAL II. No. 6410 in Class 3, in respect of toilet creams, face powder, eau de cologne, bath salt, tooth paste, toilet soap, face rouge, deodorants, lipsticks, shaving cream, shaving soap, face milk, depilatories, mouthwash lotions, foot powder, preparations for the hair, body pow• der, in the name of Bernhard Margulies trad• ing as "Bellona" Laboratory for Beauty Pre• VI. parations, of Zakhai House, Bialik Street, No. 6495 in Class 5, in respect of surgical ;Ramat Gan, manufacturer. adhesive plasters, in the name of Johnson and ­Filed the 14th day of December, 1943. Johnson (Gt. Britain) Limited, a British com ׳' pany, of 603/4 Bath Road, Slough, Buck­ "BELLONA" inghamshire, England, manufacturers. % Filed the 14th day of March, 1944. III. No. 6465 in Class 9, in respect of weighing ADESGPLAST • and measuring instruments, and surveying in­ The address for service in Palestine of Trade struments, in the name of Metallotechnica, The ! Mark Application No. 6495 is c/o A. E. Palestine Metallotechnical and Chemical Sup­ Mulford, P.O. Box 544, Jerusalem. plies Ltd., of 25, Kingsway, Haifa, agents and dealers. VII. Filed the 19th day of February, 1944. No. 6497 in Class 3, in respect of toilet pre­ parations for the hair in the name of County I Perfumery Company, Limited, a British com­ pany, of North Circular Road, West Twyford, London, N.W., England, manufacturers. 68 THE. PALESTINE GAZETTE NO. 1377—-SUPPLEMENT NO. 3. 7th December, 1941 Filed: the 19th day of March, 1944. tion of a description of such soap for the Arabic words meaning 'Guaranteed pure olive BRYLSET oil soap'. Filed the 2nd day of April, 1944. The address for service in Palestine of Trade Mark Application No. 6497 is c/o Richardson and Co., P.O.Box 300, Jaffa. VIII.',., No. 6498 in Class 3, in respect of toilet pre• parations for the hair and skin, in the name of County Perfumery Company, Limited, a British company, of North Circular Road, West Twyford, London, N.W., England, manufac• turers. Filed the 19th day of March, 1944. XIII. BRYLTONE No. 6517 in Class 5, in respect of a pharma-' The address for service in Palestine of Trade ceutical preparation for use as an analgetic, in Mark Application No. 6498 is c/o Richardson the name of Moshe Cholodny, trading as and Co., P.O.Box 300, Jaffa. Galma Pharmaceutical and Chemical Factory, of 15, Lilienblum Street, Tel Aviv, manufac• IX. turer. No. 6499 in Class 3, in respect of shampoo Filed the 11th day of April, 1944. preparations for the hair, in the name of County Perfumery Company, Limited, a Bri• PHENAMON tish company, of North Circular Road, West Twyford, London, N.W., England, manufac• XIV. turers. No. 6534 in Class 24, in respect of cotton piece Filed the 19fch day of March, 1944. goods in the name of Joseph David Farhi and Co. Ltd., of 5, Princess Mary Avenue, Jerusa• lem, importers, merchants and commission BRYLFOAM agents. The address for service in Palestine of Trade Registration of this trade mark shall give no Mark Application No. 6499 is c/o Richardson right to the exclusive use of the word " j»-yj" and Co., P.O.Box 300, Jaffa, and the letters F and J. * : X. Filed the 1st day of May, 1944. No. 6500 in Class 3, in respect of shaving soap, shaving cream and soapless shaving pre• parations, in the name of County Perfumery Company, Limited, a British company, of North Circular Road, West Twyford, London, N.W., England, manufacturers. Filed the 19th day of March, 1944. BRYLSHAVE The address for service in Palestine of Trade Mark Application No. 6500 is c/o Richardson and Co.," P.O.Box 300, Jaffa. XI. No. 6501 in Class 3, in respect of toilet pre• parations for the hair, in the name of County Perfumery Company, Limited, a British com• pany, of North Circular Road, West Twyford, London, N.W., England, manufacturers. Filed the 19th day of March, 1944. BRYLFIX The address for service in Palestine of Trade Mark'Application No. 6501 is c/o Richardson XV. and Co., P.O.Box 300, Jaffa. No. 6549 in Class 5, in respect of infants' XII. and invalids' food, in the name of Gerber Products Company, a corporation organized No. 6507 in Class 3, in respect of toilet, under the laws of the State of Michigan, of ordinary and common soap, in the name of 405, State Road Street, Fremont, Michigan, Nicola Hanhan and Jabra el Far, of Ramie, United States of America, manufacturers. soap manufacturers. Registration of this trade mark shall give no In use vipon soap other than pure olive oil right to the exclusive use of a device of a baby's soap, the mark will be varied by the substitu• head and the word "Gerber's". 7th December, 1914 THE PALESTINE' GAZETTE NO. 1377—SUPPLEMENT No. 3. 69 Filed the 6th day of May, 1944. XX. No. 6586 in Class •7, in respect of engines and motors not for land vehicles and parts thereof, in the name of Jambor Tool & Stamping Co., a company formed and organized under the laws of the State of Wisconsin, of 3057 North 30th Street, City of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States of America, manufacturers. Filed the 23rd day of May, 1944. Gerher's The address for service in Palestine of Trade The address for'service in Palestine of Trade Mark Application No. 6549 is c/o Cohen Zedek Mark Application No. 6586 is c/o S. Horowitz & S'pisbach, P.O. Box 1169, Tel Aviv. & Co., Mizpah House, Jaffa Road, Jerusalem. .XXI ;־ " "".׳ .XVI •' - No. 6552 in Class 34, in respect of tobacco, No. 6587 in Class 12, in respect of vehicles, cigars and cigarettes, in the name of Abraham motors and engines for land vehicles and parts Wix and Michael Wix trading in co-partner­ thereof included in class 12, in the name of ship, of 3, St. James's Square, London, S.W. Jambor Tool & Stamping Co., a company form­ 1, England, merchants. ed and organized under the laws of the State Filed the 9th day of May, 1944. of Wisconsin, of 3057 North 30th Street, City of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States of FIRST LORD America, manufacturers. The address for service in Palestine of Trade Filed the 23rd day of May, 1944. Mark Application No. 6552 is c/o A. E. Mul- ford, P.O. Box 544, Jerusalem. XVII. No. 6579 in Class 2, in respect of dyes for textile goods for domestic use, in the name of JU Star Dyes Manufacturing Co. Ltd., a British DC company of Oxford Circus House, 245, Oxford Street, London, W. 1, England, manufacturers The address for service in Palestine of Trade and merchants. Mark Application No. 6587 is c/o S. Horowitz Filed the 19th day of May, 1944. & Co., Mizpah House, Jaffa Road, Jerusalem. XXII. STAR No. 6589 in Class 5, in respect of pharmaceu­ The address for service in Palestine of Trade ticals for human use, being remedies for the Mark Application No. 6579 is c/o A. E. Mul- treatment of gastritis, gastric subacidity, per­ ford, P.O. Box 544, Jerusalem. nicious anaemia, cancer of the stomach, gastro- genic diarrhea, in the name of Winthrop Pro­ XVIII. ducts Inc., a corporation under the laws of the No. 6580 in Class 5, in respect of pharma­ State of Delaware, of 350, Hudson Street, ceutical, veterinary and sanitary substances, in New York, United States of America, manu­ the name of Winthrop Products Inc., a cor­ facturers.
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