India rubber world . d, of colored diagrams displaying more than100 complete designs, suitable within their range for any tasteand for any purpose, from the smallest elevator floor to thelargest halls. J. C. Pierrez (No. 91 Reade street and No. 107 Cham-bers street. New York) is at present showing the new til-ing to prospective purchasers at his place of business.Mr. Pierrez is sales agent for the new Peoples Hard Rub-ber Co., of Akron, Ohio, whose factory is nearing com-pletion, but while waiting for his company to beginactive operations he has acquired an interest with theinventor in the new
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India rubber world . d, of colored diagrams displaying more than100 complete designs, suitable within their range for any tasteand for any purpose, from the smallest elevator floor to thelargest halls. J. C. Pierrez (No. 91 Reade street and No. 107 Cham-bers street. New York) is at present showing the new til-ing to prospective purchasers at his place of business.Mr. Pierrez is sales agent for the new Peoples Hard Rub-ber Co., of Akron, Ohio, whose factory is nearing com-pletion, but while waiting for his company to beginactive operations he has acquired an interest with theinventor in the new tiling patents and will devote someattention to the tiling trade. The Alden Rubber Co.(Akron), proprietors of the Barberton Rubber Works, have theexclusive control of the manufacture and sale of the MasterKey tiling. STROUD CUSHION PAD SHOE. This shoe is composed of a steel frame resembling a com-mon horseshoe with wide web, the latter containing five aper-tures, one at the toe and two on each side, and a rubber pad. [These tiles are nowmade 2H inches in eachdimension, exclusive ofthe locking points.