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The Brussels Post, 1950-3-29, Page 8d EIMPSagainnelitIOSEMPfiliiiita �'�, Easter leauty Aids Midget Spin Curlers Cosmetics Adrienne Toni Home Permanent Refill Kit with 6 Midget Spin Curlers and 33c Creme Shampoo All three $1.59 Face Powder Creams Lip Sticks Eau de Cologne Bath Powder Send Easter Greeting Cards of the Special, Greeting Cards for different occasions — there never are more beautiful ones than those for Easter. Select Now. Cards at 5c, 10c, 15c and 25c each. BachelorI Yardley's Growing Aids April Violets 60c 45c Talcum Shaving Cream Lavender Soap 50c Brilliantine .... • • .... 50c Face Powder 50c After Shaving Lotion , . 75c Blue Hyacynth $1 50 Deodorant ..• • • • 45c Cologne Give A Box of Chocolates We have Peppermint Patties, Betty Ann, I Neilsons, also Chocolate Easter Bunnies. Easter Egg Colored Trims, give great fun — 15c pkg. — ------ —. -- 'rELEPHONE No. 6.2 F.R.S BCH DRUGGIST -rad STATIONER d?,.X.,ll Drug Store BRUSSELS. GAT, THE BRUSSELS POST Eratuatztossaimeagiemsii Phone 24 9 Brussels, Ont. LADIES — ,FOUN'►.TION GARMENTS Set off your Spring Togs with the right Foundation Garment. In stock are garments for all types in- cluding heavy figures. Brassieres in many styles including Nylon. Lingerie by Holeproof is smart for your own use or gift, Positively Guaranteed. Spring Shorties, Suits and Coats, Girls and Tot's Coats and Coat Sets, Infants Coats. Large stock of Misses' and Women's Dresses including Spuns and Ginghams for Summer. Choose Yours Early. SPECIALS For the rest of March Men's good quality half soles Boys' good quality half soles $1.75 15 % Discount on Winter Footwear and Outstanding Accounts 1.00 Please leave your dry cleaning in by Monday noon, will be ready Friday afternoon ENT'S SHOE REPAIR I%IAGIE THRILL 6 f iGYI•G/ _—v ��� R I N G of 4t/, 1 Ask us for details of the Bridal Wreath popularity contest you may be the lucky winner,! • Above—lovely dia- mond ring with shoulder stones and matching wedding ring .81.66.75 Right — interlocking matched set in "Sweet- hearts" style ... 1110.00 GUARANTEED PERFECT " ft FREE INSURANCE 11•'ctInesday, March 19th, 1950 `COWS 9t COW CHOW SUPPLEMENT Mix with your own grain... helps keep cows in condition 64�YOi for big milk produc- UFI[Gt tion! Ask us about t ::wPP u ililm it today!.. TIE Brussels Creamery ery .N.AA �s.u•-�v�- aczmcos�r�� NOTICE TO OUR CUSTOMERS We are now taking orders for Canadian Cement at lowest cash off car prices. Orders will be filled in rotation as received. We have a fulI stock of Steel Ridge, Gutter -iron Eave Troughing and can supply a few steel roofs. We have just received a car Load of Famous Frost Zinc - Bonded Galvanized Fence including heavy and light Barbe Wire Steel Posts, also cedar posts in stock. We have everything for your built in cupboards. Our prices are the Iowest. — Terms Cash. - D. N. McDONALD Phone 77 Brussels, Ont. Phone 22 - ssmmsaaecaaaea'�m GRASS I I wonder Ieow many have ever con- , sidered why our rich prairie soils are so abundantly milled with nitrogen. I No legrunes of any consequence are I Present in the native vegetation, either in the Canadian, West, mid- western United States or any other grass agricultural areas. Yet, the Protein in the wheat from the Canad- ian West is distinctly higher than that of Eastern wheat, Protein and nitrogen are detinately related. I use this example only to .illustrate the presence of abundant nitrogen with out legumes. Ilmost all the nitrogen of aur prairie soils was collected ' from the air by the azotobactors. This group of bacteria have played a very important part in the mainten- ance of soil productivity .in the Europ- ean countries where a drain on soil nutrients has been going cm for cen- turies. In all staple European farm- ing, grass has long been regarded as essential in soil fertility maintenance. I believe that part of this practice can be traced to the role of the azatobaetors. So far, I have made no reference to the work we are doing with grass as a crop for dehydration -or for grazing. I do not think it necessary that I do so. Most of you know it is quite possible to produce tremendous quantities of grass with adequate fer- tilizer. I shall make a statment• how- ever, that under our conditions we have found it necessary to use large quantities of fertilizer to rebuild- grass soils. At the present time our re, search has demonstrated that grass crops must be fertilized to produce efficiently. Our soils haven't been built um under grass, Fertilizers help us to get this process under way. Our latest developments have dem- onstrated that we can supply fertili- zer in one year to do us for four subsequent years the amount depend- ing, of course, upon' the inherent fertility of the soil. We generally apply from 800 to 1,200 pounds of fer- tilizer in one application and mix thoroughly with the soil to a depth of at least six inches or preferably eight. To obtain this mixture we must employ twenty-four inch single discs with a three and enehalf to four inch cup. 'Stroh discs require a very large tractor and each field must be disked at least four times, twice each way for best results. Such au operation is costly but must be done for best results. Perhaps this extra cost is lust the present measure of the destruction which has gone on in the past. We know, for example, that phos- phate will move little in the soil, Per- haps an. .inch in twenty years. What good, thereefcre, is top dressing with phosphate? Yet, most of our saoils' are more deficient in phosphate than any other single element, We try to place the phosphate in that part of the ground, where the grass roots can absorb with maximum efficiency. As this soil building process develops we hope to build up our soil to the point where we will have fertility levels higher than any of the virgin land of this province and approaching the levels of the rich prairie soils of Iowa, Illinois and Nebraska. When, this Point is reached we will eventually need less, and, leas fertilizer. Flow - ever, have no fear for it will be many years before a significant group of our people have their soil built up to this Point. In the meantime, I would ask yen to reoaean+ber that .grass Is essential, that grass can most quickly restore soil structure and fertility. Eventual - Ty, this; can result in the use of less and less fertilizer on better soils; and more and more fertilizer on the .vast acreage of poor soil to matte it better. . SnCh e.n accoripllsltrnertt can only result In more, efficient production and therefore Inieremse'd national wealth. When we in Ontario begin to use grass as we 'should, Your con- tribution will have been obvious — then You can rant to /Winn. arialiligeltEMERPOMIREMERIBlift Phone 11 on's Sh c Store Brussels, Ont. Wear the best SCOTT-McHALE shoes for men $12.00 to $22.50 Smart Men's brown & black oxfords any style $4.95 to $12.95 Men's heavy and light work boots triple sole $3.00 to $8.95 in SISMAN: G•REBB: VALENTINE & STERLING MEN'S rubber boots in heavy red or black sole with insoles your choice in GOO'DERICH; KAUFMAN; GUTTA PERCHA; DOMINION and BRITISH Long knee boots $3.95 Short boots $3.00 Just arrived Seven new shades in STETSON HATS in three prices $6.95; $7.50 and for men $10.00 Buy a smart new Easter tie in latest designs made especially for you by FORSYTH at the regular $1.50 and $2.00 range �y Ladies PENNY LOAFERS in AA and B widths, wine or black .0 $7.50 Ladies Heel Hugger and Murray Selby Health Spot Shoes at $12.50 and $14.50 Large new stock of ladies dress shoes just arrived for Easter in all shades $6.95 to $9.00 Everything in this store is guaranteed under reasonable care or money cheerfully refunded. The most up to date method of handling paint. By this newest development in the paint industry, we are now able to supply ;ozr with any one of 1322 shades at any time, in fiat, semi' -gloss, interior gloss or enamel finish. This paint is of the sante high quality as the "Flo Glaze", you have used in the past. This extra convenience comes to you at extra cost. R. A. REID REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST will be at his office in Brussels On WEDNESDAY MORNING APRIL l zth Nine a. m. until Noon. OFFICE—MISS HINGSTON'S STORE Eyes Examined — Glasses Fitted Complete Eyesight Service. Enquire at no The Brussels Hardware Telephone 68 t M. C. Oldfield salwaszawavaliziSMOSinrara xteri s r Spray or Brush Paint Contract prices or by the hour Bailey T Seaforth airier Phone 393 Easier Spedk At The Arcade Store Yard Wide Draperies in the latest Spring patterns and shades Special 98c a yard. Dotted Curtain Material 40 inches wide Special 39c a yard. Large assortment of Made Up Curtains $2.98 a pair up. Congoleum Rugs, good assortment of patterns, all sizes in stock at present. Dress Goods — Just arrived a large assort- ment of Ginghams, Rayon Cords, Jerseys, Chiffons, Nylons, Crepes, & Better Cottons We carry McCall Patterns. Boys 1 and 2 Pant Suits in Tweeds and Plain Cover Cloths, double breasted. $10.95 up. Easter' Shoes for the whole family at the Lowest Prices in Town. Women's Slushers in black, red and white all sizes, Reg. $3.75, Special $1.98. McGregor Shirts with the famous Scotch Yoke, in white and stripes — $3.95 up. Men's and Boys' Atheletic Shorts and Tops 59c up. Large assortment of Women's and Misses' Spring Coats and. Shorty Coats $14.95 up. mteeValaMerla THE ARCADE TORE mo•aVia mrtemmeminunnotamreaaura olsnzamemom Store Wide Bargains for the Whet,ry Phone 61 Brussels, Ont.