Life — August 5, 1915 — page 42: what you’re looking at

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THE TURKISH CIGARETTE HOUSANDS of smokers of 25 cent brands have tried MURADS, adopted MURADS, and remained loyal to MURADS — because they like MURADS better. Today MURADS are, the largest-selling 15 cent’ Turkish cigarette, not only in America, but in the world. Chatean aurier Offawa-@nada HE de lare Hotel of the Dominion, Situ- ated in the heart of the Capital of Canada, isoneofthefinest hotels onthe Continent. Accommodations, three hundred and fity rooms, Rates, $2.00 and upwards. European plan. Ottawa in summer is a delightful place to 0- Journ. Full of interest for the tourist and sightseer. Handsomely illustrated booklet of Ottawa and the Chateau Laurier sent tree on application to Desk C, Ottawa, Canada rejection. The editors will exercise due care in ‘returning unavailable contribs tions, but will not hold themselves respon: sible for loss. Contestants are advised fo keep duplicate copies All manuscripts must be at Lire office by noon of Monday, October 4. 1015 No manuscript received after that date will be considered. Each contestant may send in as many manuscripts as he y of the rules of this contest are ed the Editors of Lire reserve the right to debar the contributions. ” elETEEN CENTS Nopoey has yet been able to define art correctly, because every con- ception of art differs with the individ- ual. Nobody really knows what truth is, yet art is said to be truth plus personality. Personality itself is our most incomprehensible enigma. Art must possess a supreme and con- stantly increasing interest. The best and most unfailing test of art is when it endures. Time, therefore, is neces- sary to proclaim it. All masterpieces turned out overnight are not to be trusted. The true artist ‘is, therefore, most likely to be unknown. Time crowns him master with one hand and destroys him with the other. More Rabies It is a real pleasure to be able to call attention to a case of so-called “ rabies” which failed to scare one sensible man. The kennel master of the Animal Res. cue League found two policemen waiting for a “mad dog” to come out of a store on Dudlcy Strect and be shot. Mr, Rowlinson, going in fearlessly, discoy- ered a dog to whom some fool had given some sticky candy. The dog, frightened when he found his jaws stuck together, had had a fit, and when found was too weak to walk But for the arrival of Mr. Rowlinson there would have been more scare heads like “Epidemic of Rabies Spreads to Boston, Cowardice among men is responsible for most of the “rabies” stories, and mistreatment of dogs for a good deal of the remainder, —Boston Morning Globe. HOUBIGANT y i _ QUELQUES FLEURS HOUBIGANT’S QUELQUES FLEURS PERFUME suggests a profusion of newly picked blossoms, a heaping armful of treasures of the garden, lavishly gathered. It suggests a massed bouquet of flowers, and seems to symbolize abundant womanhood—a generous sympathy that is like a welcome. At dealers and our stores Extract Talcum Powder Toilet Water Sachet Face Powder Sachet Envelopes ‘Sample boule of this perfume sent on receipt of 25 cents, PARK & TILFORD NEW YORK Sole Agents for the United Stares and Canada —the tire expense is very moderate The price of the car complete is $785 f.o.b. Detroit PETER J. CAREY, PRINTER Donce BROTHERS MOTOR CAR comicbooks.com