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Galvanized Steel Barbed Fencing Wire. 



Main strains, Nos. 12 and 12*A gauge, steel wire. Regular or Cattle Wire has barbs about 5 inches 

 apart. Thickest thickset Hog Wire has barbs about 3 inch es apart. 



CABLE OR TWISTED WIRE. 



Made of two strands of Nos. 12 or 12 J A gauge 



steel wire. 



Ribbon. and Plain Fence Wire. — Prices on above' will be furnished on application. 



THE 



Townsend Wire Stretcher. 



With this implement the person .stretching 

 the wire can nail it to the post from which he 

 is stretching without assistance. 



The only true principle for a Wire Stretcher. 



It will give you better satisfaction than any 

 stretcher you can find. Do not fail to get it. 

 Price 75 cents 



Little L Giant Wire Stretcher, 15 Cents 

 Hercules Wire Stretcher, 25 Cents $|g 



Gibbs Post Hole Digger* 



With Single Blade. 



Works successfully in all kinds of soil 

 where most diggers fail. 

 Advantages. — Easiest operated. Very durable. More soil 

 can be brought out at one time and with 'less labor. Scours or 

 cleans better in mucky soil. All wearing parts have steel pins. 

 Blade is .made of best tempered cast steel ; the rocUancLyoke 

 are also steer. Only" one bIade~to keep sharpened. Makes a 

 hole of any desired diameter. By the use of the compound 

 lever operating blade, ordinary stones that obstruct digging 

 are readily loosened and removed. Best general purpose dig- 

 ger ma.de.. 



Price $X."75 



