'•—Lancaster Farming, Saturday, January 30, 1971
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER FARM EQUIPMENT
SALES ACTION |l|
FOR THE MEN WHO SELL AND SERVICE IH FARM EQUIPMENT | HI
OPEN HOUSE feb. 11.6
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FARMERS DAY I - Entertainment February 5
Thursday, February 4 |O% DISCOUNT see the all B2B-D; uie 1026 ; d, ;
Profrram 10 AM IPM - the .1456 - D;, withr 131 -hp; .the. 990 Mwer ,
rrogram iu A.m. J r.M. Q PARTS SOLD ' Conditioner; the'22s self propelled Wind- *
Lunch Will Be Served FEBRUARY 4 & 5 T/ ’ Tj^
THE HOOBERS
OF LANCASTER COUNTY
Charles, Jr,
checking over shop
tickets for adjustments or corrections.
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Lancaster Silo, a specialty with us sold by Leroy Zook in our Barn Equipment Department,
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A BUSINESS BUILT ON MUTUAL RESPECT AND CONFIDENCE
Titus Burkholder checking
one of the many
(used) bulk milk
tanks we buy and sell.
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C. B. HOOBER & SON
® Intercourse, Penna.
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Dick Bomberger, parts department parts to
back up everything we sell. “Call us! It could be
we have it.” ' -
Lawn and Garden Department Elmer Beiler
making final adjustments.
Bud Beiler, a happy owner of his new 544.
Phone: 768-8231
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