Proctor & Gamble Co. v. J. L. Prescott Co.

BLAND, Associate Judge.

From a decision of the Commissioner of Patents, affirming the decision of the Examiner of Interferences, dismissing appellant’s notice of opposition, and adjudging that the appellee was entitled to the registration of its trade-mark, the appellant has appealed to this court.

The opposer, appellant, based its opposition upon the use, by it and its predecessors, of its registered trade-mark “Oxydol,” since June 10, 1914, as a trade-mark on soap powder.

The applicant, appellee, seeks to register “Oxol,” which is used as a trade-mark on a liquid chlorine soliltion, intended…