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Marks Published for Opposition MARKS PUBLISHED FOR OPPOSITION The following marks are published in compliance with section 12(a) of the Trademark Act of 1946. Applications for the registration of marks in more than one class have been filed as provided in section 30 of said act as amended by Public Law 772, 87th Congress, approved Oct. 9, 1962, 76 Stat. 769. Opposition under section 13 may be filed within thirty days of the date of this publication. See rules 2.101 to 2.105. A separate fee of two hundred dollars for opposing each mark in each class must accompany the opposition. SECTION 1.— INTERNATIONAL CLASSIFICATION The short titles associated below with the international class numbers are terms designed merely for quick identification and are not an official part of the international classification. The full names of international classes are given in section 6.1 of the trademark rules of practice. The designation ‘‘U.S. Cl.’’ appearing in this section refers to the U.S. class in effect prior to Sep. 1, 1973 rather than the international class which applies to applications filed on or after that date. For adoption of international classification see notice in the OFFICIAL GAZETTE of Jun. 26, 1973 (911 O.G. TM 210). Application in more than one class SN 75-269,944. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF CLASS 5—PHARMACEUTICALS NEW YORK, THE, NEW YORK, NY. FILED 4-7-1997. FOR NONPRESCRIPTION DIETARY SUPPLEMENTS, NAMELY VITAMINS (U.S. CLS. 6, 18, 44, 46, 51 AND 52). SMART ASSETS CLASS 29—MEATS AND PROCESSED FOODS FOR SNACK FOODS, NAMELY, POTATO CHIPS (U.S. NO CLAIM IS MADE TO THE EXCLUSIVE RIGHT TO CL. 46). USE "ASSETS", APART FROM THE MARK AS SHOWN. CLASS 30—STAPLE FOODS CLASS 16—PAPER GOODS AND PRINTED FOR SAUCES, NAMELY, BBQ SAUCE, MARINADES, MATTER AND HOT PEPPER SAUCE; CONDIMENTS, MUSTARD FOR BOOKS, NEWSLETTERS, MAGAZINES, BRO- AND CATSUP, VINEGAR, COFFEE, TORTILLA CHIPS CHURES, WORKBOOKS AND PRINTED INSTRUC- AND CRACKERS (U.S. CL. 46). TIONAL, EDUCATIONAL AND TEACHING MATERIALS FOCUSING ON BUSINESS, FINANCE, INSURANCE, ESTATE PLANNING AND RETIREMENT CLASS 32—LIGHT BEVERAGES (U.S. CLS. 2, 5, 22, 23, 29, 37, 38 AND 50). FOR FRUIT JUICE, SODA (U.S. CLS. 45, 46 AND 48). NAAKWAMA ANKRAH, EXAMINING ATTORNEY CLASS 36—INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL FOR FINANCIAL PLANNING SERVICES RELATING TO BUSINESS, FINANCE, INSURANCE, ESTATE PLAN- NING AND RETIREMENT PLANNING (U.S. CLS. 100, 101 AND 102). SN 75-601,781. MEDIA MERCHANTS TELEVISION COM- PANY LIMITED, THE, MAIDSTONE, ME14 5NZ, ENG- CLASS 41—EDUCATION AND ENTERTAIN- LAND, FILED 12-8-1998. MENT FOR EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, NAMELY CON- DUCTING CLASSES, CONFERENCES, SEMINARS AND WORKSHOPS IN THE FIELDS OF BUSINESS, FINANCE, INSURANCE, ESTATE PLANNING AND RETIREMENT (U.S.CLS.100,101AND107). WON TEAK OH, EXAMINING ATTORNEY SN 75-599,164. BIG DOG HOLDINGS, INC., SANTA BAR- BARA, CA. FILED 12-3-1998. PRIORITY CLAIMED UNDER SEC. 44(D) ON ERPN BIG DOGS CMNTY TM OFC APPLICATION NO. 844928, FILED 6-8- 1998, REG. NO. 844928, DATED 3-27-2002, EXPIRES 6-8-2008. THE STIPPLING IN THE DRAWING IS A FEATURE OF OWNEROFU.S.REG.NOS.343,798,2,059,686AND THE MARK AND IS NOT INTENDED TO INDICATE OTHERS. COLOR. TM 1 TM 2 OFFICIAL GAZETTE AUGUST 16, 2005 SN 75-702,880. CANRAN LIMITED, LONDON, UNITED CLASS 28—TOYS AND SPORTING GOODS KINGDOM, FILED 5-11-1999. FOR (BASED ON 44(E) WITH A CLAIM OF PRIORITY) TOYS, NAMELY, MECHANICAL ACTION TOYS, ELEC- TRIC ACTION TOYS, BABY MULTIPLE ACTIVITY TOYS, CHILDREN’S MULTIPLE ACTIVITY TOYS, BATH TOYS, BENDABLE TOYS, CONSTRUCTION TERENCE CONRAN TOYS, CRIB TOYS, DRAWING TOYS, FANTASY CHAR- ACTER TOYS, INFANT TOYS, MUSICAL TOYS, PET TOYS, PLUSH TOYS, POP UP TOYS, PULL TOYS, PUNCHING TOYS, RIDE-ON TOYS, SAND TOYS, CLASS 8—HAND TOOLS SANDBOX TOYS, SOFT SCULPTURE TOYS, SKETCH- FOR DOMESTIC UTENSILS AND FLATWARE, ING TOYS, SQUEEZE TOYS, STUFFED TOYS, TALKING NAMELY FORKS, KNIVES, SPOONS (U.S. CLS. 23, 28 TOYS, WIND-UP TOYS, TRANSFORMING ROBOTIC AND 44). TOYS AND WATER SQUIRTING TOYS; GAMES, NAMELY, ACTION SKILL GAMES, ACTION TARGET GAMES, ADULTS’ AND CHILDREN’S PARTY GAMES, ARCADE GAMES, PADDLE BALL GAMES, BOARD CLASS 11—ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL AP- GAMES, CARD GAMES, COIN-OPERATED VIDEO PARATUS GAMES, HAND HELD UNIT FOR PLAYING ELECTRO- FOR LIGHT FIXTURES, NAMELY, ELECTRIC TABLE, NIC AND VIDEO GAMES, PARLOR GAMES, PINBALL WALL AND FLOOR LAMPS; LAMPSHADES; COOKING GAMES AND ROLE PLAYING GAMES (U.S. CLS. 22, 23, EQUIPMENT, NAMELY, OVENS, MICROWAVES, COOK 38 AND 50). TOPS, DOMESTIC COOKING OVENS AND STOVES AND ELECTRIC COOKING POTS FOR HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES, LINERS FOR CONVENTIONAL OVENS IN CLASS 41—EDUCATION AND ENTERTAIN- THE NATURE OF HEAT-TRANSMITTING CONTAIN- MENT ERS FOR PROVIDING UNIFORM HEAT AND HUMID- ITY DURING COOKING; DRYING EQUIPMENT, FOR (BASED ON INTENT TO USE) ON-GOING TELE- NAMELY, CLOTHES DRYERS, ELECTRIC HOT AIR VISION PROGRAMS FEATURING CHILDREN’S EN- HAND DRYERS, HAND-HELD ELECTRIC HAIR TERTAINMENT AND EDUCATIONAL CONTENT; DRYERS, HAIR DRYERS FOR HOUSEHOLD PUR- TELEVISION AND MOTION PICTURE FILM PRODUC- POSES, STATIONARY HAIR DRYERS FOR DOMESTIC TION(U.S.CLS.100,101AND107). USE; REFRIGERATING EQUIPMENT, NAMELY, FOOD GISELLE AGOSTO, EXAMINING ATTORNEY AND BEVERAGE CHILLING UNITS, REFRIGERATORS, REFRIGERATOR SHELVING, DRAWERS, BINS AND TRAYS; VENTILATING EQUIPMENT, NAMELY VENTI- LATING EXHAUST FANS, HEAT SINKS FOR USE IN HEATING, COOLING AND VENTILATING APPARA- TUS, VENTILATING LOUVERS, VENTILATION HOODS FOR STOVES; AND PARTS AND FITTINGS FOR THE SN 75-638,611. WILLIAM CARTER COMPANY, THE, MOR- FOREGOING GOODS (U.S. CLS. 13, 21, 23, 31 AND 34). ROW, GA. FILED 2-11-1999. CLASS 16—PAPER GOODS AND PRINTED MATTER FOR PAPER GOODS, NAMELY, BOOKS AND CATA- LOGS FEATURING INTERIOR DESIGN, HOME DEC- ORATING, COOKING, HOUSE WARES, GARDENING; BOOK BINDINGS AND CARDBOARD BACKING FOR BINDING BOOKS; PHOTOGRAPHS, PICTURES, STA- TIONERY, ADHESIVE MATERIALS FOR PAPER AND STATIONERY, NAMELY ADHESIVE CORNERS FOR PHOTOGRAPHS, ADHESIVE FOILS STATIONERY, AD- HESIVE LABELS, ADHESIVE NOTE PADS, ADHESIVE NOTEPAPER, ADHESIVE PLASTIC FILM USED FOR MOUNTING IMAGES, ADHESIVE TAPE DISPENSERS FOR HOUSEHOLD OR STATIONERY USE, ADHESIVE TAPES FOR STATIONERY OR HOUSEHOLD PUR- OWNEROFU.S.REG.NOS.153,906,2,070,568AND POSES, ADHESIVES FOR DO-IT-YOURSELF PURPOSES, OTHERS. HOLDERS FOR ADHESIVE TAPES, PASTES AND OTHER ADHESIVES FOR STATIONARY OR HOUSE- HOLD PURPOSES; CALENDARS; KITCHEN LABELS, CLASS 16—PAPER GOODS AND PRINTED WRAPPING PAPER, PAPER SHIPPING BOXES AND PAPER BAGS; ARTISTS’ MATERIALS, NAMELY, AR- MATTER TISTS’ PAPER, BRUSHES, PASTELS, PENCILS AND FOR PAPER GIFT AND SHOPPING BAGS FOR CHIL- PENS, CANVAS PANELS FOR ARTISTS, PAINTING DREN (U.S. CLS. 2, 5, 22, 23, 29, 37, 38 AND 50). SETS FOR ARTISTS; PRINTED INSTRUCTIONAL, EDU- CATIONAL, AND TEACHING MATERIALS FEATUR- ING INTERIOR DESIGN, HOME DECORATING, COOKING, HOUSE WARES, GARDENING; PLAYING CLASS 21—HOUSEWARES AND GLASS CARDS; PRINTERS’ TYPE, PRINTING TYPES; TYPE- FOR INFANT BATHTUBS AND POTTIES FOR TOILET WRITERS; OFFICE SUPPLIES, NAMELY, PENS, PEN- TRAINING (U.S. CLS. 2, 13, 23, 29, 30, 33, 40 AND 50). CILS, PAPER STAPLERS, BINDERS, PAPER HOLE PUNCHES, AND PARTS AND FITTINGS FOR THE FOREGOINGGOODS(U.S.CLS.2,5,22,23,29,37,38 CLASS 25—CLOTHING AND 50). FOR TEXTILE INFANT DIAPER COVERS (U.S. CLS. 22 AND 39). CLASS 20—FURNITURE AND ARTICLES NOT OTHERWISE CLASSIFIED CLASS 35—ADVERTISING AND BUSINESS FOR FURNITURE, NAMELY, TABLES, CHAIRS, SO- FAS, STORAGE CABINETS, DRESSERS, MIRRORS, FOR RETAIL STORE SERVICES IN THE FIELD OF BEDS, MATTRESSES, SIDEBOARDS, KITCHEN COUN- CLOTHING, TOYS AND ACCESSORIES, SUCH AS LAY- TERTOPS, HAT AND COAT RACKS, SHELVES, ETTE ITEMS, BEDDING, SOCKS AND HAIR-BOWS FOR FRAMED MIRRORS, MEDICINE CABINETS, PILLOWS, INFANTS AND CHILDREN (U.S. CLS. 100, 101 AND 102). AND PARTS AND FITTINGS FOR THE FOREGOING ANNE MADDEN, EXAMINING ATTORNEY GOODS (U.S. CLS. 2, 13, 22, 25, 32 AND 50). AUGUST 16, 2005 U.S. PATENT AND TRADEMARK OFFICE TM 3 CLASS 21—HOUSEWARES AND GLASS CLASS 1—CHEMICALS FOR WOODEN TISSUE BOXES, SMALL DOMESTIC FOR CHEMICALS FOR GENERAL INDUSTRIAL USE, UTENSILS AND CONTAINERS NAMELY, GRILL COV- IN PARTICULAR, ON HEAT-EXCHANGING EQUIP- ERS, WIRE BASKETS, GRATERS, SIEVES, SPATULAS, MENT, FOR USE IN CHROMATE COATING PRO- STRAINERS, TURNERS, POT AND PAN SCRAPERS, CESSES AND FOR USE IN THE PREVENTION OF ROLLING PINS, WHISKS, SKIMMERS, UTENSILS FOR CORROSION(U.S.CLS.1,5,6,10,26AND46). BARBECUES, NAMELY, FORKS, TONGS, TURNERS, UTENSILS IN THE NATURE OF WOOD CHOPPING BLOCKS, ALL PURPOSE PORTABLE HOUSEHOLD CLASS 2—PAINTS CONTAINERS, CAST STONE CONTAINERS FOR HOUSEHOLD AND GARDEN USE, CONTAINERS FOR FOR CHEMICAL-RESISTANT COATINGS FOR PRO- FOODS, CONTAINERS FOR HOUSEHOLD OR KITCH- TECTION OF METALS OR METAL STRUCTURES, OR EN USE NOT OF PRECIOUS METAL, CONTAINERS OF CONDENSERS, HEAT EXCHANGERS OR COILS IN FOR HOUSEHOLD USE, NAMELY, GLASS BULBS AND HEATING AND COOLING SYSTEMS; RUST PRESER- GLOBES CONTAINERS FOR ICE, NON-ELECTRIC VATIVES IN THE NATURE OF A COATING; INDUS- KITCHEN CONTAINERS NOT MADE OF PRECIOUS TRIAL HEAVY-DUTY PAINTS (U.S. CLS. 6, 11 AND 16). METAL, PLASTIC SAFETY CAPS FOR MEDICINE CON- VERNA BETH RIRIE, EXAMINING ATTORNEY TAINERS, PORTABLE PLASTIC CONTAINERS FOR STORING HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN GOODS, SOAP CONTAINERS, THERMAL INSULATED CONTAINERS FOR FOOD OR BEVERAGE, TRASH CONTAINERS FOR HOUSEHOLD USE, CLEANING AND HAIR COMBS, SPONGES FOR HOUSEHOLD USE; NON-ELECTRIC INSTRUMENTS AND MATERIALS FOR CLEANING PURPOSES, NAMELY, CLEANING CLOTHS, CLEAN- ING MITTS OF FABRIC, CLEANING PADS, CLEANING RAGS, DUSTING, CLEANING AND POLISHING SN 75-758,288. COGNOTEC LIMITED, DUBLIN 2, IRELAND, CLOTHS, IMPREGNATED STEEL WOOL FOR CLEAN- FILED 7-1-1999. ING, POT CLEANING BRUSHES, PRE-MOISTENED TOWELETTES FOR CLEANING, STEEL WOOL FOR CLEANING; BRUSH MAKING MATERIALS, NAMELY, SYNTHETIC FIBERS FOR THE MANUFACTURE OF BRUSHES, NAMELY, TOOTHBRUSHES, HAIR BRUSHES AND CLEANING BRUSHES; BEVERAGE GLASSWARE; PORCELAIN AND EARTHENWARE, NAMELY, STATUES, STATUETTES, BUSTS, FIGURES AND DESKTOP STATUARY OF EARTHENWARE, GLASS AND PORCELAIN; EARTHENWARE BASINS AND MUGS; JARS FOR JAMS AND JELLIES MADE OF EARTHENWARE, GLASS AND PORCELAIN; POR- CELAIN KNOBS AND DOOR HANDLES; AND PARTS AND FITTINGS FOR THE FOREGOING GOODS; COOK- ING POTS AND PANS FOR DOMESTIC USE (U.S.
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