The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-12-22
WORTHY OF rlENTiON.

If desirous of getting q present for a
friend or relative that will be suro to be-
appreciate cd, you will find itquicker and
avoid waste of time and unnecessary labor
by going dircc6 to Brennan's big depart.
mont store 22l Market street, where y
stock of vast proportions and OF varied
character is displayed in such an attrac-
tive manner that making n selection Is a
matter Of pleasure and convenience With
such stock right here at homo there is
left no excuse for going away from the
city to make your purchases, as you'll find
no better assortmeEts and take great
chances of not getting reliable goods.
Besides, when the fact that groat re-
duction in price on holiday gouds and in
clothing and ladies wraps is taken into
consideration, it becomes IL question II
economy, as we can assure our readers that
not only can they ave tho expenses Of tho
trip but that in actual savin, to them Is
afforded in tho prices of the goods, as in
stead OF helping to support in luxury
at the peoples expense the proprietors OF
the clap trap trading stamp schelnes, MIR.
Brennan has given all ths advantage to
his patrons in II reducing of profits in some
instances as much as 20 per cent Besides,
at this season whom there is such an un-
usual demand on ones pocket book, the
admirable system of easy payments Whlc
time their use is most desirable and with
out any great strain on their resources af-
tcrward in making settlement.
10 mention few Of the many things
contained in his Immense stock will eiv5
YOU some idea what remarkable bargains
can b? secured which enables you 10 givsa
much finer present thnn you could othoi-
wise afford. In ladies coats end wraps ho
has Oh s.; 10 solic imported samples t"a6
were made to sell for from $500 to Sb5, %.
The circumstances under which trese
were bought enables him to sell them
mostly a $1,000; some few Of the fines IA
high Il, $2?50 In his regular stock you'll
iind conts and wraps for ladies aud misses
rs low as So. 30 and upwards, u particular.
ly fine aruicle at $1,000, and all from 10 to
95 per cent. cheaper than you can get
elsewhere. In Millinery ana Eur Go"ds
an equally a,tractive price has been fixed
on the various articles to insure speedy
disposal.
The very sensible habit of giving to
children new suit, rcefer, hat and shoes
instead Of was ing money i'll !rlillng toys
when one cannot afford it, it is moro
general this year than ever before. This
is Il department in connec ion with Mems
clothing that Mr. Brennan has enjoyed u
liberal share Of patronage is due entirely
to his unvnrying p icy of selling nothing
but reliable goods that he can guarantee
and at prices that meets tho most exacting
competition When we mention that II
good seGviceable suit for boys can be
bought for IL SO or q fine suit for men as
low rs S75), it gives some idea of the
kind of values one may expect for their
money.
Jusl at the present timo the furniture
and carpet departments are stocked with
goods especially selected for the holidays
Ladies' desks, music caEinots. parlor a,ii
rockers fancy tables, rug. carpets, sNo
ers, toilet. tea and dinner sets, china
closets, hall racks etc, ut prices that are
Il surprise to these Interested. Cfidrcn's
high chairs children's rockers and nursery
chair, are offered al cos,, which enabts
you TO buy q 81 25 rocker or high chair
for Zoe. or $l.5J one for IL dollar,