About 155 Trademarks found for “PE*RS”

Meat; fish-based foodstuffs, namely dried fish and fish croquettes; sardines, not live; meat, tinned [canned (Am.)]; fruits, tinned [canned (Am.)]; fish, tinned [canned (Am.)]; fruit, preserved; jams; vegetables, preserved; cooked vegetables, namely prepared meals consisting of cooked vegetables; gherkins; pickles; vegetables, tinned [canned (Am.)]; tofu; eggs; milk products; edible fats; fruit jellies; nuts, prepared; vegetable soup preparations.

Coffee; tea; candy; honey; pastries; noodles; cereal preparations, namely breakfast cereals; rice-based snack food; starch for food; cooking salt; edible ices; vinegar; soya sauce; fruit coulis [sauces]; chutney condiments; seasonings; chow-chow [condiment]; baking soda [bicarbonate of soda for cooking purposes]; essences for flavouring of food, except etheric essences and essential oils; meat tenderizers, for household purpose.

Internet protocol television (IPTV) related equipment, namely, relays for radio and TV stations, TV cameras, TV monitors, TV sets, set-top-box, video display terminals, remote controls for televisions, and wiring needed to operate as a streaming device for end-users, namely, audio/video cables

Books, newspapers, magazines

Computer software and hardware, including for assessing, diagnosing and treating social skills and functions of children and adolescents; computer software applications, including for assessing, diagnosing and treating social skills and functions of children and adolescents; education software; pre-recorded videos, DVDs, films and programs, including those featuring content relating to assessing, diagnosing and treating social skills and functions of children and adolescents; teaching apparatus and instruments; medical and diagnostic devices and apparatus, including for assessing, diagnosing and treating social skills and functions of children and adults; books; note pads; printed materials, including those relating to assessing, diagnosing and treating social skills and functions of children and adolescents; manuals, newsletters; stationery; printed tests; test forms; stationery; teaching materials; educational materials (other than apparatus) for use in teaching; printed materials and testing materials in paper or document form for assessing, diagnosing and treating social skills and functions of children and adolescents; accessories, fittings and parts for the foregoing

Research services; medical and scientific research; research in relation to social skills and functions of children and adults; development of testing equipment and methods, including for testing equipment and methods relating to social skills and functions of children and adults; design and development of computer software and software applications, including software and applications for medical, diagnostic and teaching purposes; software as a service (SaaS); provision of non-downloadable software for medical, diagnostic and teaching purposes, including for assessing, diagnosing and treating social skills and functions of children and adults; education and training services, including for children; medical and health services, including in relation to assessing, diagnosing and treating of children's and adolescent health; publishing services; provision of information relating to assessing, diagnosing and treating social skills and functions of children and adolescents; educational, medical, psychiatric, social and therapeutic services in the nature of assessing, diagnosing and treating social skills and functions of children and adolescents; advisory, consultancy and information services for the foregoing

'Peg Ears' describes an article of clothing, specifically a headband with enhanced ear protection from wind and cold. It was invented and developed in 2014 by two Winnipeg residents, Belinda Loschiavo and Lisa Bryski, both of Winterpeg Wear Ltd.. There is currently a USA Provisional utility patent application (#62/021,427) for this new invention, specifically the section of the headband that enhances the headband's ear protection component, by Belinda Loschiavo and Lisa Bryski, both of #7028882 MB Ltd., also known as Winterpeg Wear Ltd. 'Peg Ears', the headband, is now being sold in the Canadian market by the company, Winterpeg Wear Ltd. The term 'Peg Ears' has been used to refer to this headband product during its invention and development

'Peg Ears' is a term to describe an article of clothing, specifically a headband with a novel approach to ear protection from wind and cold. It was invented in 2014 by two Winnipeg residents, Belinda Loschiavo and Lisa Bryski, both of Winterpeg Wear Ltd.. There is currently a USA Provisional utility patent application (#62/021,427) by Belinda Loschiavo and Lisa Bryski, both of #7028882MB Ltd., also known as Winterpeg Wear Ltd., on the newly invented enhancement of ear protection built into the headband. 'Peg Ears', as a clothing article product, is currently on sale to the general public through the company, Winterpeg Wear Ltd. The term 'Peg Ears' has been used to refer to this headband invention and its development

Consulting services in the fields of personal financial management, budgeting, debt and credit solutions, investing, mortgages, financial planning, retirement planning, estate planning, the financial implications of divorce and separation, tax preparation, accounting, bookkeeping, and outsourcing business controllership and chief financial officer duties to a third party.

Services d'assurances nommément la vente et la souscription d'assurance vie, d'assurance accident-maladie et de rente.

Clothing

An all-in one, aluminum, snowmobile stud retainer, (often referred to as a fastener, lag, lug or backer), to replace metal nuts and washers as well as nylon and plastic backers, both standalone and two-piece systems, for use in the securing of studs to the tracks of snowmobiles.

An all-in one, aluminum, snowmobile stud retainer, (often referred to as a fastener, lag, or backer), to replace metal nuts and washers as well as nylon and plastic backers, both standalone and two-piece systems, for use in the securing of studs to the tracks of snowmobiles for better traction.

Stationery, namely writing stationery, agendas, binders, labels, personal organizers, stationery tabs, planners, and file pockets; calendars; stickers; bookmarks; greeting cards; posters; postcards; pens and pencils; temporary tattoos; blank journals; notebooks; address books; date books; photographs; photo albums; paper folders; paper doorknob hangers; table cloths made of paper, paper napkins and party favors made of paper; lunch bags made of paper; lunch bags made of textile; wrapping paper; paper gift bags; comic books; trading cards; game books, namely, party game books, game books featuring paper games, activity game books; series of fiction books; children's books; children's activity books; coloring books; cardboard stand-up cutouts featuring photographs or artwork; art prints.

Purses; wallets; umbrellas; knapsacks and backpacks; tote bags; book bags; school bags; overnight bags; beach bags; fanny packs; handbags; sports bags; travel bags; toiletry bags sold empty; luggage; briefcases; clothing for animals; key cases of leather or imitation leather.