Page 66 - September1951

336 NATIONAL BUTTON BULLETIN September, 1951

MESSAGE FROM THE HOUGHTONS

"\ile rvant to thanli every one of you for your friendship antl truslness which
rrre have lrad in the past nutnber of years. It has beeu a real pleasure.
Il'e have chosen the Nlillstone Cabinet Slx)p to.contimre rvith the rnanufactur-
ing of Hought{rn butt,on trays, Thel' 31q'" unusually 'rvell equipped to handle
this type of rvork antl Houghton quality'rrill be in every tray.
James A. Bearn, proprietor of the shop, collects antiquc rvoodtvorhing tools
antl unusually fine clocks. Jim is quite a booster for all hobbies and we
certainly wish every one of you could meet hinr.

Address all future orders to the IIILI,STONE CABII{Iia' SHOP. NEWARI{
RD.. MT. VER,NON. OHIO.

Good collectirrg to you :rll,
}TR. AND }IRS. D. D. HOUGHTON''

(See I'age 982)

We are planning on meeting all of you people at the National
Show in Chicago. The Show Chairman has assigned to us Booth
# l4 and paft oI # 15. We will be featuring all Types of Collectors
Buftons. We want to show you many Fine Hall Marked Silver
Buttons. Most any type you {gsilE-sush as: Conventionals; Flow-
ers; Heads; Cupids; Pictures; Stories; Ships; Wind Mills; Sporting,
and many others. You may wish to have Approvals of some of these
sent to you.

We are offering the following (not hall marked) :
$r 9.50
I r.50
9.75
6.75
7.50
Fine
I nros.

Any of Our Specials since fanuary First are available, and Real
Bargains they are. Better try one. Money back, you know, if not
pleased.
W. R. axndl LAURA lE" DIJ tsO[S

410 West Santa Barbara Ayenue, Los Angeles 37, California