Helen Schy-Man-Ski & Sons v. S. S. S. Co.

The appellant, a corporation doing business as S-M-S Herb-Nu Bemedies, of Chicago, Illinois, filed its two applications in the United States Patent Office for registration of certain trade-marks for a general tonic. These applications were each filed on May 30, 1930. Thereupon the appellee, S. S. S. Co., a corporation existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of Georgia, and having its residence in the city of Atlanta, in said State, gave notice of *702opposition to both, attempted registrations, alleging1 the continuous use of, first, the letter “ S ”, and thereafter the letters “ S…