The Clinton New Era, 1898-04-08, Page 8April 8, 1898.
THE CLINTON NEW ERA
COOPER'S BOOK ST ORE CLINTON.
Bicycle i --,r,
Department.
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perfection to which Bicycles of 1898 mark the highest point of pe es have been brought-;
importance that hu.m.ar� •ln-
The Bicycles to bring-
the highest which seems possible them. They embody all of impo of Bicycle construction.. We had our choles of Agencies,enuity has yet conceived in the way Y land and The Crescent. Three lines which
g ted that of The Columbia, The Cleve
and have accepted
we believe to be the most "down -to -date" that money can buy.
.t $50 You can buy a very pretty wheel, Ladies or Gentle-
men's, nicely decorated enamelling, wood or steel han-
dle bars, any gear, any saddle, any size frame, Hart-
ford tires. This wheel is called The VEDETTE.
At $5O You can buy "a beauty"—The CRESCENT, a wheel
now universally popular. The manufacturers claim
that there is no bicycle finer than the Crescent—none
stronger or more servicable made for ladies or gents.
$55 You get without exception the finest wheell in the
world, for the price. We refer now to the Model 35
Cleveland, easily worth from $10 to $20 more than
many so called high grade wheels.
You get your choic of a Crescent or a Hartford, both
good wheels. and will prove a pleasure to all who ride
them. Choice of Enamelling, Saddles, Gear and
At $60
Handles.
At.}. $80 You get what the Cleveland Cycle Co. call "The
ri Uworld's Greatest Bicycle." Its construction ineludes
the new bearings, self -oiling axles, locked cones and
many other new and beautiful features of merit.
At $85 You get the best chain "Columbia," claimed by the
manufacturers to be the standard of the world.
/� t $140 You get the New Chainless, made by the Columbia
13. people at an enormous expense. The expense in.
patents and testing the parts for this machine are
said to have cost the Pope Manufacturing Company
$300,000. The wheel is being sold in Canada for
$140.
For a low priced wheel we can give you a variety, but the wheel we
are pushing is a $40 one; made by the Henderson Bicycle Co. of Gode_
rich. It bears their full guarantee.
•have studied it thoroughly; we know all the bicycle
The bicycle business is a specialty with us; we a h andyou get the benefit of our ex-
perience '' off byheart, we are almost professionals in this brant
...points
when y ou buy a wheel from us.
GARDE
,for the Boys and Girls to make
themselves useful in the flower
„garden, or to amuse themselves
n the potato patch. Nice set for
15c. Shovels separate at 10c.
se Ball G�ds.
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Balls from 5c to $1.50
.Pats from 5c to $1.00
Masks from 50c to$3.50
Rule Books 10c
Gloves from 25c
to $5.00
And all sporting goodp
Baby Carriaes
Every baby needs a carriag e,
but not as much as the mother
does. Carriages are now very
pretty and are very reasonable
in price. For $15
you can get a real
"beauty," cheaper
lines at $12, 810,
$8.50 and 87.
Rubber Tired
wheels if desired.
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FOUR BALL SETS, - 90c
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Nicely painted wires, well finished mallets.
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Lawn Tennis Racquets.
$2.50, $3, $4, $59 $'1,
the best makes.
Tennis balls at 25e, 5()e.
Special prices by the cl.oz.
Besides the lines enumerated on
these pages we keep a frill stock
of SCHOOL BOOKS, SCHOOL
SUPPLIES, Miscellaneous Books
and a general stock of FANCY
GOODS.
Our OPTICAL Department, is first
gaining -prominence. Any person
may have their eyes tested accur-
ately and scientifically free of
charge. Spectacles as low as $1;
satisfaction, or money refunded.
We aim to give you the most in quantity, the best in
quality, and the lowest price to all.
Cooper & Co., Clinton
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Lacrosse Sticks
Good practise sticks for boys
at 50e and 75.c, cheaper ones.
as low as 25c. Men's' best at
$l, and 81.50. Lacrosse balls
at 10c, 15e, 35e and 50c,
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We carry a good line of
these goods, ...and offer
them at tempting prices
C s _ih fre a's WAGGONS.
Good strong service-
able wagons for $1.25
$1,50 and $2.
Steel Wheels, with
bent rail or wooden
box.
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