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Regards Listerine Tooth Paste as an aid to luxurious living.
The Honorable Lady Clifford
The beautiful wife
of Sir Bede enthusiastically avows her
Clifford
preference for this dentifrice, with its modest little price of 25^. Only brilliant results could win the esteem of a woman of such means and discrimination.
Like three million others, Lady Clifford has found that this gentle, safe dentifrice does an amazingly thorough job of cleansing and polishing teeth.
If you haven't tried Listerine Tooth Paste, do so. You will be delighted at the improvement it makes in the appearance of your teeth.
See how thoroughly, how quickly it cleans. . . how white and brilliant it leaves the teeth. Observe how marvelously sweeps away surface stains and discolorations. Note the wonderful flash and lustre it gives the enamel. Look for that delicate flavor and feeling of mouth freshness that follows its use.
Never was a dentifrice, regardless of price, so enthusiastically received and used by the most critical of men and women. Get a tube from your druggist today and give it a thorough trial. Lambert Pharmacal Company, St. Louis, Missouri.
Lady Clifford's cabana on the shores of Nassau's Cable Beach, where much informal entertaining of the world's notables is done.
American born, known internationally for her beauty and charm, Lady Clifford is the youthful mother of three charming daughters. Her life as the wife of Sir Bede Clifford, Governor of the Bahamas is as varied as it is interesting. She is shown here in Court dress, displaying the famous Clifford heirlooms, earrings given to an early Lord Clifford by Queen Catherine of Braganza, wife of Charles the Second. These earrings were part of Queen Catherine's dowry. The stones are large pearshaped diamonds, set in smaller diamonds.
"Malice Scourge," Lady Clifford's Pirateclass sloop, a familiar sight in Nassau's emerald and turquoise waters.
Ugbrooke Park, Chudleigh, Devonshire, English home of Sir Bede and Lady Clifford. This noble castle is situated on the Clifford estates, which have been in the family since 1 1 00.
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