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Title: India rubber world
Year: 1899 (1890s)
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Subjects: Rubber industry and trade
Publisher: (Philadelphia, Bill Brothers Publishing Corp.)
Contributing Library: The LuEsther T Mertz Library, the New York Botanical Garden
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Act. Ges.) ^Q/? HANOVER.UMMER ^O PRUSSIA 4\0 RUBBER BALLS PURE RED RUBBER TOYS RUBBER COMBS and RUBBER SUNDRIES f f# f . ■ w Sole Agents (or U. S. and Can. i-^=S,-^^^^^^-^^^=:> WE MANUFACTURE HARD RUBBER GOODS IN EVERY CONCEIVABLE FORM. The Joseph Stokes Rubber Co. Main Office and Factory: Western Branch : 83 LAKE STREET TRENTON, N. J. Chicago, ill. Mention The India Rubber WorM when you wriie MATTSON RUBBER CO. Office and Factory, No. 26 West Broadway, N. Y. ESTABLISHED 1875 Moulded and Special Rubber Goods Stamp Gum and Sponge Rubber Rubber Goods for Hat Manufacturers Unvulcanized Compounds for the Trade Dress Shield Materials, Etc. Correspondence solicited XVI THE ilNUlA RUBBER V/ORLD (Ianltary I, 1905. BUY THE BEST Apsley CHaracteristics: QUALITY STYLE FIT No other goods on the market Always in the lead. Made on A most important feature. Weequal APSLEY. up-to-date Lasts. fit the prevailing styles.
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APSLEY ADJUSTABLE INVINCIBLE RUBBERS Many persons do not wish to wear ordinary rubber shoes, for the reason that they heat and draw the feet. At thesame time they are averse to wet feet. Many such have worn heavy soles, so called waterproof leather, etc. But what theyhave needed is exactly what is shown in the above illustration—something that protects the sole from the wet, that is soshaped in the shank as to exclude water, snow, and mud, and that does not cover the shoe upper. Rubbers of this kind maybe extra tight around the sole and yet be comfortable, for the reason that any extra pressure there affects only the solidleather and in no way compresses or covers the foot. By the use of the adjustable buckle and the different widths it ispossible to fit any leather .shoe. ^^^ap^sl^^ rubber CO. HUDSON. MASS. Boston Office: No. 183 ESSEX STREET Mention The India Rubber World when you write. JANIAKV I, 1905.) THE INDIA RUBBER WORLD XVII

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