MR JOHN NAME

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"PACE-SETTERS" BY MR. JOHN MR. JOHN, INC. 53 EAST 57TH STREET NEW YORK NY MR. JOHN IS THE NAME OF A WELL KNOWN DESIGNER WHOSE CONSENT IS OF RECORD.;LADIES' HATS;PACE-SETTLERS BY MISTER JOHN;
MR. JOHN MR. JOHN FASHION BOUTIQUES, INC. FREEHOLD N.J. MR. JOHN IS THE NAME OF A LIVING INDIVIDUAL, WHOSE CONSENT IS OF RECORD;FUR COATS, FUR JACKETS, FUR STOLES, FUR SCARVES, AND FUR TRIMMED COATS;MISTER JOHN;
MR. JOHN MR. JOHN, INC. 53 EAST 57TH STREET NEW YORK NY MR. JOHN IS THE NAME OF A LIVING INDIVIDUAL WHOSE CONSENT IS OF RECORD.;MEN'S APPAREL-NAMELY, SUITS, SPORTS JACKETS AND SLACKS, MEN'S OUTER COATS, INCLUDING RAINCOATS, NECKWEAR, SPORT SHIRTS, KNITTED SHIRTS, DRESS SHIRTS, SWEATERS, JACKETS, AND UNDERWEAR;MISTER JOHN;
MR. JOHN BOUTIQUE MR. JOHN, INC. 53 EAST 57TH STREET NEW YORK NY MR. JOHN IS THE NAME OF A WELL KNOWN DESIGNER WHOSE CONSENT IS OF RECORD.;WOMEN'S HATS;APPLICANT DISCLAIMS BOUTIQUE APART FROM THE MARK AS SHOWN.;MISTER JOHN BOUTIQUE;
MR. JOHN CLASSIC MR. JOHN, INC. 53 EAST 57TH STREET NEW YORK NY MR. JOHN IS THE NAME OF A WELL KNOWN DESIGNER WHOSE CONSENT IS OF RECORD.;WOMEN'S HATS;APPLICANT DISCLAIMS CLASSIC APART FROM THE MARK AS SHOWN.;MISTER JOHN CLASSIC;
MR. JOHN EMPEROR OF FASHION NEW YORK-PARIS MR. JOHN, INC. 53 EAST 57TH STREET NEW YORK NY MR. JOHN IS THE NAME OF A WELL KNOWN DESIGNER WHOSE CONSENT IS OF RECORD.;WOMEN'S HATS;APPLICANT DISCLAIMS EMPEROR OF FASHION AND NEW-PARIS, APART FROM THE MARK AS SHOWN.;MISTER JOHN;
MR. JOHN SOPHISTICATE MR. JOHN, INC. 53 EAST 57TH STREET NEW YORK NY MR. JOHN IS THE NAME OF A WELL KNOWN DESIGNER WHOSE CONSENT ID OF RECORD.;WOMEN'S HATS;MISTER JOHN SOPHISTICATE;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A seed planter of the type having a metering unit with a seed chute that drops seeds into a seed tube for planting as manufactured by John Deere is provided with a deflector in the metering unit. The deflector directs the path of the seeds as they fall away from the seed disk so as to free fall along a vertical centerline between the leading and trailing walls of the seed tube and between the opposing sides thereof.