Abstract: A pharmaceutical container including a bottle having a bottom wall and side walls. A ridge proximate to the bottom wall projects from an interior surface of at least one of the side walls, to facilitate nested stacking of a plurality of bottles. One or more of the side walls includes a cover locking receptacle proximate to the top end of the side wall. The pharmaceutical container also includes a cover including a sliding lid contained in a cover housing. The cover housing has a top wall, which includes an opening, and cover side walls. A child-resistant closure mechanism is also provided to limit the movement between the sliding lid and the bottle.

Abstract: A pharmaceutical container including a bottle having a bottom wall and side walls. A ridge proximate to the bottom wall projects from an interior surface of at least one of the side walls, to facilitate nested stacking of a plurality of bottles. One or more of the side walls includes a cover locking receptacle proximate to the top end of the side wall. The pharmaceutical container also includes a cover including a sliding lid contained in a cover housing. The cover housing has a top wall, which includes an opening, and cover side walls. A child-resistant closure mechanism is also provided to limit the movement between the sliding lid and the bottle.

Abstract: An extension cord holder includes a handle; a main post having top and bottom ends, the main post being connected to the handle at the top end; and, front and rear cord retention arms extending upwardly from the bottom end of the main post to define front and rear upwardly opening slots, each slot sized and shaped for receiving a plurality of loops of an extension cord. An extension cord may be loaded onto the holder by positioning successive loops from a mid point of the cord to the male end of the cord into one slot and from the mid point of the cord to the female end of the cord into the other slot. Deployment of the male and female ends of the cord may be achieved in reverse order.

Abstract: A floating, self-powered bait trolling mechanism having a battery-operated motor for rotating a propellor about a primary axis with a flotation chamber located above the motor. Stabilizing fin means are positioned in a plane, which includes the axis and which fin means mount a rudder behind the propeller. There are means for securing a control line to the mechanism at a first location and means for securing a bait attaching line to the mechanism at a second location.

Abstract: A telescoping horn, comprising a flared bell portion and a mouthpiece portion. The mouthpiece portion is slideable into the bell portion from an extended position into a telescope position along a common axis. There are means on both portions for limiting the amount of telescoping movement, as well as for limiting the amount of extended motion so that the horn portions remain in engagement with each other in both positions.

Abstract: A described container assembly has an open top lower container and a cover adapted to be releasably assembled and locked on top of the container by their relative rotation. The container has outwardly extending opposed locking grooves within its inner side walls, and the cover has opposed outwardly extending locking flanges for cooperating with the container opposed grooves for assembly upon relative rotation from an initial position to a locked position.

Abstract: A container assembly comprises an open top container and a cover adapted to be aligned and releasably locked on top of the lower container. The lower container has outwardly extending opposed grooves in its inner side walls and the cover has a locking member mounted in its central opening and movable between unlocked and locked positions for releasably locking the cover in aligned position on top of the lower container. The locking member has a pair of opposed outwardly extending flanges cooperating with the bottom container opposed grooves for locking the cover and the lower container upon rotation of the locking member. A handle is mounted on the locking member above the cover for rotating the locking member between its unlocked and locked positions.

Abstract: A child's convertible pedal tricycle readily assembled into upright and underslung configurations is disclosed. It has an integral plastic frame member with upright and underslung seating walls on opposite sides, a pair of rear wheels on its rear end, a front fork member removably, reversibly and rotatably mounted on its front end with a pedal driven front wheel on its lower end and a handlebar member removably mounted on its upper end for easy convertibility into either configuration whenever desired.