Federal Mill & Elevator Co. v. Pillsbury Flour Mills Co.
Court of Customs and Patent Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtGraham, Presiding Judge
The appellee, Pillsbury Flour Mills Co., filed its application in the United States Patent Office on March 4, 1927, for the registration of the trade-mark “ Lucky Strike,” to be used on wheat flour, alleging in its application that it had continuously used and applied the same to its said goods since Februarjr 9, 1911.
The appellant, Federal Mill & Elevator Co. (Inc.), duly filed notice of opposition thereto, basing its opposition upon its ownership and use of its trade-mark “ Lucky,” which said trade-mark was registered in the United States Patent Office on September 22, 1914, as Serial Ho.…
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