For COUGHS and THROAT IRRITATION PINOCODEINE Each fluid drachm contains:-Codeine phosphate gr. combined As a routine expectorant, it is the same reliable product STOPS COUGHING, ALLAYS IRRITATION, ASSISTS EXPECTORATION Perfectly safe with patients of any age. For GRADUAL or SUDDEN HEART FAILURE Elixir Digitalin Co. “Frosst” Each fluid drachm contains :-Digitalin 1-100 gr. The original product that has created the demand for this energetic stimulant. CHARLES E. FROSST & CO. AMONG the probable visitors to Toronto are, Dr. Triboulet, of Paris, Prof. Calmette, Director of the Pasteur Institute at Lille, Prof. Arloing, of Lyons; Pro. Courmont, of Lyons; Prof. Tissier, of Paris; Prof. Crespin, of Algiers; Mlle. Chaptal, Philanthropist, of Paris; M. Lenne, of Paris; Viot Bey, of Cairo; Dr. de Fournier, of Paris; Dr. Leon Bernard, of Paris; M. Augustin Rey, of Paris, and others. BRITISH Columbia Medical Association met in Vancouver on the 20th and 21st of August, under the Presidency of Dr. J. M. Pearson, Vancouver. Dr. Jos. Price, Philadelphia, was present and took part in the discussions. Amongst the papers, all of which on the word of the President, were of a high order, those which attracted the keenest discussions were those on the Medical Inspection of Schools, by Dr. W. D. Brydon-Jack, Vancouver; a Plea for the More Rational Conception of Appendicitis, by Dr. R. V. Dolbey, Victoria; Relation of the General Practitioner to the Inebriate, by Dr. G. H. Manchester, New Westminster; Pure Milk, by Dr. Arthur L. Kendall, Vancouver, and Selection of Cases for Sanatarium Treatment, by Dr. R. W. Irving, Medical Superintendent of the Tuberculosis Hospital at Tranquille, B.C. Dr. C. J. Fagan, Provincial Health Officer, was elected President; Dr. J. H. Hogle, Nanaimo, Vice-President, and Drs. J. D. Helmcken, Victoria, and R. Eden Walker, New Westminster, re-elected Treasurer and Secretary. Mink, Sealskin, Persian Lamb, Pony and Caracul Jackets. Fur-lined Garments in Fine Silk Velours, Broad Cloth and Light Weight Beaver; trimmed with Sable, Mink, Fox, Lynx, Ermine and other furs. Russian and Hudson Bay Sable, Mink, Fox, Lynx, Chinchilla and other furs in Sets and Single pieces. INVITATION We cordially invite all who are interested in furs to visit our fur showrooms. No obligation to buy. J. W. T. Fairweather & Co. 84-86 YONGE STREET Publishers' Department ANTIKAMNIA CHEMICAL COMPANY TO BUILD STRUCTURE TO COST $75,000.-An improvement that will mean much to the section of Pine Street, just west of Twelfth Street, will be begun on September 1, when the Antikamnia Chemical Company, now located at 1624 Pine Street, will erect at the northeast corner of Pine and Fourteenth Streets, a five-storey and basement building which will be used for manufacturing and commercial purposes. It will have a ground area of 81 x 109 feet, the latter frontage being on Fourteenth Street, and will be constructed of brick and concrete. It will be modern in every detail, being provided with sprinkler system, fast elevators, etc., and will cost in the neighborhood of $75,000. The site has been owned by Mr. Frank A. Ruf, President of the company and a director of the Mercantile Trust Company, who has had it for the past seven years. It is improved with one, two and three story buildings of antiquated type, earning a rental in no way in keeping with the value of the property. The new building will adjoin the William McMillan heirs' property, a five-story factory building with a frontage of 60 feet. The Antikamnia Company will occupy all of the new structure, the upper floors being used for a can and box factory. Its present quarters at 1624 Pine Street are inadequate and the property on either side of it is so tied up that it can not be secured to extend the building. On this account the company expects to give up the building at the expiration of its present lease, which has a year or more to run, and to make the structure at Fourteenth and Pine its headquarters. If this is done. the company will probably lease or buy the McMillan property and remodel it to conform with its new building, or it will erect a second building in the immediate neighborhood to cost about $50,000. Work of raising the structures now on the site of the new building will be begun September 1. James H. O'Brien, the builder, has prepared the plans for the structure and will also superintend the erection of it. A number of factory buildings have been erected on Pine street between Twelfth and Eighteenth in the last two or three years and property values there are greatly advancing. Realty men say that the street is destined to become a center of light manufacturing at no late date. THE SPRINGS-The remedial properties of our Mineral water have a world-wide reputation The White Sulphur water is used extensively in the bhs and for drinking purposes. The fresh water springs which supply the Sanitarium are pure and the supply is abundant. The bathing and treatment facilities are unexcelled by any in the country. We are pleased to send booklets which give an interes ing description of this Sanitarium, with attractive illustrations of the buildings, Springs, etc. Rates furnished on application. No Insane or Tubercular cases received. |