Phoenix tribune. [volume], December 19, 1925, Image 2

About Phoenix tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1918-193?

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CHRISTMAS -NEW YEAR
GREETINGS
The arrival of this season brings renewed appreciation
of old associations and the value of new friends.
The spirit of the season prompts us to extend greetings
and good wishes to our patrons and friends and those
whose good will and friendship we strive earnestly to
deserve.
May Christmas be merry for you and yours and may the
joy of the season light your pathway to peace, happiness,
prosperity and contentment through the days of the
New Year. • -
dr. a. a. McDonald
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Phones: Experience: Two years with Army Medical Corps. Office Hours:
Office—647s Five years’ practice in Texas. 9 to 12 a. m.
Residence —6211 Over three years in Phoenix 2to sp. m.
238 East Washington St. Sunday by appointment
1925 1926
If AIIPII IH f| I f"fe Navajo Rugs WSffl PH| High Grade
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VrjIIII I\ 11 II 111 ll Oriental Goods New Copper
WILL PLEASE THE FOLKS BACK EAST
You can choose gifts at our store that will be different
from anything your relatives and friends “back east”
ever saw. Send them a DIFFERENT gift this Christ
mas . . . you can find it at Vaughn’s !
Rings Blankets Articles of Native Copper Leather Goods
Bows and Arrows Indian Moccasins Navajo Bracelets
Baskets Pottery Beads
We have just received a complete line of VAUGHAN’S PEWTER, made by L. H.
Vaughan, of Tauton, Mass., the first man in modern times to specialize in this
work. The works of this famous maker have won many awards of merit and are cer
tainly worth your attention. \
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M VAUGHN'S A
3-21 North Centra’ Ave.
YOUR SHOPPING WILL BE OVER WHEN YOU LEAVE OUR STORE !
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dr. a. a. McDonald