Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - November 29, 1910, Winnipeg, Manitoba Free press tuesday november 29 1910 the Bank of f b established 1836, and Reserve Over unexcelled facilities for transaction of a kinds of banking business the accounts of commercial manufacturing and business firms solicited. Winnipeg ranch a. C7pry, manager the Western farm offices to let two very desirable office in the Firth floor of the Bank of Toronto building. Apply to Bank of Toronto 456 main Street. Book keeping on the farm first of a series of articles on this important subject prepared expressly for the. Free press by prof. Sproule of the Manitoba Agri cultural College Sho thorns and Percheron com Prisa largest classes in cattle and horses special to the free but the old province of Ontario is making a splendid show ing among the familiar names being the Campbells of Wood late Hanmer and Hodgson of beam Ford j. L. Jones of Burford John. Sons of Highgate George Allen of. Burford r. H. Harding of Thorndale a. And w. Whitelaw of Guelph John Goswell sons of Guelph j. W. Simcoe and the Huntley Wood farm of Beaconsfield Quebec. The canadians Are showing there is a demand i am informed some instruction in Fann Book 1 keeping and i have been asked to con tribute an article or series of articles along this line. Now in approaching the subject i am aware of three facts. T first that the men who will read this article or let me say rather the average Farmer have had Little or no instruction in bookkeeping second that he has an aversion to keeping books and third what is the logical of the first two he is not keeping any system of accounts on his farm. I must confess that it seems to me somewhat incongruous to attempt to teach a Oom Pleie system of Dook Shropshire Southdown a lincolns keeping within the space Here allowed cotswolds corsets and Lelce sters. To me but i do of Jive that it will be there is a big showing of the ram quite possible to throw out a few Bouillet though none Flora Canada. I bits that will be use to the far Tion i had a Chat with a Young in charge of one of these flocks who has Only been out from Wales a couple of years and when he heard i was from Winnipeg immediately inquired for a t Ive Stock Corn Patriot who had gone to Manitoba Speaks open ust the time he had come to f Park Chicago nov. 26. The Mytri Nipes immediately inquire Nai Stock Exposi compatriot who had gone to a onal u ton this morning is Raplo go often happens v the catalogue of entries Friend he was v its an w came this. 0 sheep 0 Aee i unfortunately As i did not know his Mer who has up to the present not attempted to record his transactions. Or to make himself reasonably sure of the financial condition of i is bus iness. And let me say that object in these articles will be my to give some neg that will induce this class to make a Start with the hour that they May themselves be Able to Suvo Iuzie of nearly 400 pages. We Home to formation from cover to j was connected had averaged fourteen cover. Ture of the. And pounds apiece for their fleeces last horses a e a bit Fea year and the Wool had sold for soc Orne first a Pound and that their Nutton very the three nearly approached in flavor that of his Aberdeen i own Welsh Hills which is famed the herefords Are pretty represented. Among the Shori Nib world Over. Is Ttoe Aie no Canadian Esnil _., there Are a number of Are certainly first a a. No heavy horses. This is a show where Percheron favourites. There begin april 1, and that the taking of Stock be done then. Lia Tever Giai n or Hay is on hand at the time can easily be measured and valued. Flora 350 to 1 Sadk cubic Teot of Hay May be reckoned As a ton acor Diimig to the Way it is packed. The number of bushels of Grain in a bin May be approximately ascertained by multiplying the length by the Width and then by the of the Grain in the bin which will Jive tha number of cubic feet. To get the number of multiply this by 4 and Divide by 5, that is a cubic foot of Grain is about four lifts of Bushel. This is one step taken in Book keeping. It May be the first or it May not it is however an important step in one that not present any very great difficulty to the average Farmer. The importance of having such an inventory made each year will be apparent to everyone. In the next article we will Deal with the memorandum Book. Very anxious to fallow work out systems suitable to their of this particular Breed of own farms. I Trust therefore thai to hat i write Here will to understood i by the Farmer who has had no in i strut lion along this that it win i minimize the offered against the keeping of farm accounts and so induce a few More banners to consider seriously this important of their work. I believe that the Farmer who once starts this work and acquires the habit will eventually work out for himself a system of keeping account of things. Large increase in Creamer output seven factories in Saskatchewan turn out pounds of butter in six months a kist interesting to Western Breed j clydesdales and 153 Shires. In the i is Mina Princess in the Herd aged stallion class there Art no less be Creej Sayer of Mchenry. 111. She i them 73 entries three years and in will remembered As the win Jer 59 entries and two years and in Fri Artlie aged cow class at Winnipeg. C1er 62 entries and though the females test july when she was shown in the quote so numerous these Herd. She is intone Bloom Are was expected that Lane fares of the bar u ranch High River. A Berta _-., would have been Here with a string there Are 230 entries j they have not come. Among am that the Saskatchewan Farmers Are giving considerable attention to mix j de farming is evidenced by the j Ness done in the Dairy Branch of the department of agriculture during Tho past summer the development is a Young Man resolves to keep his own Arf Feiy to the government s personal accounts. He out with of centralizing Thi Good intentions keeps it up for Wulle and finally drops it. Why i the is you will find that instead of making his entries each St. And should a Good Leslie Smith of White Smith com mime is Here with Regmas Ter and Dorothea cow both at u m Nipes last july. There Are 230 entries the slates repro Kentucky Ohio Lanois Wisconsin and Minnesota. Of Rock Fife use it nor Mich use judging Sonst stalls but a careful Wayne 111. Crouch sons of Lafay Aifoi Igic the stables suggests that had i Ette ind., the Mclaughlin a of Colum s Barron Van Home Aind Bredt j Ohio d Clow Cedar rapids Iowa come Down they would not Finch bros., of Joilet 111., Taylor be found themselves outclassed. It j Jones and s. Metz Homewood Iii., pity that some of can i the last named being perhaps the Lar aaa breeders of shorthorn individual exhibitors of the Breed. Erica exhibitors Are such Well known names As h. G. Mcmillan sons Rock rapids Iowa Robert Burgess Winona Iii., the Dun hams. Weeks to elapse without making any entry. Lie tries to recall what in Las spent but there is something he Annot account for his Cash does not ally with his balance on and he throws the whole Inrig up in gust. We shall have to discipline our elves we May even he compelled to ourselves by the Collar Befurt we Are in Lino for this work. Should always keep accounts. I Haven t said a won As to the Necle so Good an of Llort Unity of bringing their herds be d belgians there is a tremendously heavy exhibit of belgian stallions especially i three and two year old classes rather a revelation to find Creamery work at the Mast promising Points and not encouraging creameries where Suc Cess is doubtful thus permitting Busi Ness being done on a paying basis who to Farmers receive a satisfactory Price fair their product and Are there j by in Courard. The Farmer who is not close to Ai Creamery is provided for in Bavins Tho charges paid on a Cream. He thus derives the full Ben-1 accruing from the Large output of butter at one Point and has every advantage of a Creamery at his near est railway station. Enormous increase in output. Tho Northern portion of the prov the state of Iowa is most intelligent Immurs Mufti us .1 Lent. Merchant with a male St butter was s42.404 pounds for the summer months or an average or 067 pounds for into was recommended by the Dairy Branch and it was built by the Farmers business in the smallest town in Manitoba finds it imperative on him to each Creamery. In one new Creamery tire Public. -1 Here Are three judg in the shorthorn classes and of them is our old Friend Captain t. E. Sibson of Ontario. Aberdeen Angus. L there Are 238 entries for this Breed ind two of them Are from Canada exhibits also from both Indiana and some its t Iii Ern ment. For the six months ending of Guelph has four head Illinois showy horses always. The f accounts oct 31. And t. A Mcgregor of Brandon nine. Have Seldom been belter represented j Shal a slime that who will a Fai in greater taken Over to be operated by they the Breed seems to be popular All they Are Here during the present the United states As there Are show. Kentucky Idaho Indi Ana Iowa and Illinois and the feet that the grand Champion steer the make of butter in those creameries was approximate a pounds representing an in crease of pounds or about 3." per cent. The average per Creamery was pounds of butter or the splendid showing which we Al i what then is the first move or entry better than the previous year. There clydesdales. Read this will require no proof of the 46j.ooo desirability of attending to this Scaturo of farming but Are prepared to Taku it seems rather too bad in View of j up what has heretofore in in Jai year was an Aberdeen Angus has wa5-s have at Wir Peg Brand in re certainly stimulated interest in the Gina Calgary that there to t uld a toned which has always been a pop no Western Canadian clydesdales. To be made take an inventory of ail you pos Ess that is put the valuation on your farm Stock Tnp a Menam is the same encouraging showing in the number of Farmers supplying Cream. In s53 Farmers sent ular one at Chicago. The Mcgregor Graham bios., o Clearmont out., i household effects Etc. This will show Ream to the government creameries. Is numerically strongest in be Canada have a Large exhibit and am i your net Worth at the beginning in 1910 number increased to 1.1c2. Bales and our american Counsins will them several of those shown at i the year. Your year Violet 3rd of congas very hard win Metr last july notably Baron warily begin the first to beat. Or May nut Winnipeg last july notably Baron warily begin t he first of january. You i Chapmantown who is looking very tit May find it to have your indeed. Graham and Renfrew of Tor year begin on april 1, or on june k have a the Best time is when the Stock is Ner has then Tucky Wisconsin son a Kaib 111., who also have time congas very herefords. There is a. Splendid showing of White onto Are also and have a the Best t me is when the a faces 225 entries the states of Ken very fair string. Alex. Galbraith lowest provided the Farmer a ten in. Til., who also have time to do it. Just before Birch Hills Creamery leads. The Creamery at Birch Hills in Point of make having to their credit almost pounds of but Ter and 209 patrons on their summer list this Creamery made there Are galloways and red polls and a he was a most acceptable judge in the mans possessions and their value to the Creamery Gether with a Correct statement of his a hairy butter liabilities or the amount Owins from was was july Worth 1 to the end the states sending Clydesdale exp in sheep. Are no sheep from the can ily remedies this trademark stands Lor All that is. Best and purest in family remedies. There Are no secrets about a no pos sible cure aids. The Trade stands for open and Square dealing. L remedies mean no mys but pure to with accuracy All to themselves which i Hope to Send j to Horn. Week when they Art sorted out. I ores. Judge in the class for Grade and there Are 153 entries of Shires and Cross bred steers is Richard g. Gar i the heaviest exhibitors Are the tru Den. Of Fis Moyne tipperary Ireland i mans. Of Bushnell 111., and George Brown of Aurora both of these men showed at the Winnipeg Indus trial five years ago. The states show ing Shire horses Are Illinois Indiana and Iowa Large shipments from fruit Belt two firms alone Send out 427 cars of which 234 came West. St. Catharines ont., nov. Can acquire some idea of the vast quantities fruit which Ehe Niagara fruit Belt Yeany produces when uie shipping figures Are taken of two of largest a nippers Here the St. Cath old storage company and i it the Sinsuan Bros Between t nem two mrs snipped 427 of fruit Frum St. Catiti Widnes Sataoa. Of trois 193 cars were flipped East to lord to Ilo real. Ottawa Quebec and Carer Eastern Points do Uble the number of cars Jil m All to and cities West of Wawi Peg. Eon Romon and Calgary peo ate their fruit , and the fruit arrived at these far off peaces in excellent shape Uia nos to retries orator cars and cold and of last year s ship ments could not be obtained readily this is a Bis increase Over the record to Brume arts of last year. Beaches proved to be a very fair yield and while the yield of grapes was not so Large the acreage much More than made up for the discrepancy in that direction. Figures Only touch St. Catharines and be Safe to say that quite As much was this years Nipper Troisi Winona and Ouner Points in the distract against his property. Possibly the Easi i october the lowest Price the govern est Way to make Clear the nature of ment paid was 21tec., and Ati inventory will be to give a Sample St Price per Pound o. Form. J butter fat. This was Cash and april a inventory. Assets what your own Dan would prescribe. Allex s m them you 10-Lu-Io, including buildings of ?30 an acre Frank Hess Kate min., milk 540 Keddy Madge four two year Olds it two yearlings at sows ?10 each Tavel be Young pigs seeder s100 plow harrows 335 tools Etc. Oats Etc.-. Meats flour Etc. Household Etc.-. In Bank s 0600 10-10 100 31 300 30 i100 100 350 140 Winnipeg tuesday nov. 29, 1910. A Cigar is known by the company you will always find the Best Type of Man on the end of a 12123 00 liabilities mortgage on due Jan. 1, 1911 due Jan. 1. Due Jan. 1. 1913 one year s interest on it 6% James Martin on act. 1, 1911. For interest accrued to Date i owe Fred Smith on account s40 Brydon bros., 51 s Isno 00 356 50 199s 50 total assets total liabilities Xet Worth 998 50 leaving him a net Worth of s1u, 12s 50 on april 1, 1911. Were this a for the six summer months in an Melfort about so Miles East to have a similar inventory made each his has been equally Success year he would know to what extent ins j the Creamery was b net Worth increases each year or How ing. Of 1910 and opened built m to on june of. That s Why we recommend them. Keep the feet warm and of comfortable no matter How Long you Are out. They Are the Only possible Means of protecting the feet against cold. They prevent you taking cold and make walking driving and Curling an extra pleasure. Elmira Felt slippers Are Fine for the House see that the trademark As shown above appears on the sole. All genuine Elmira goods have the above trademark. Sold All Over the by Best dealers. 53 Osdell we Lam it Sov. I both growers and shippers have had a very successful said an officer of the Carld storage company. All the fruit landed in the West m excellent shape except for a few Early Peache and which had been softened by the Rains. We made Tiree experimental shipments of peaches and pears to the old country and were than satisfied with the results. Whether we will extend this Busine. S or not is a question As we have ready Sale right in oils country for All the fruit we can grow. About everything in the fruit line grown around Here turned out Well this year except plums which were a Light crop alter taking uie Litkei Ilij w from the appreciation Tutu 1912, his net Worth is Sll 2g.oo it infested by the Farmers this Cream would mean that he is better off Naye a showing next than he was one year previous. This increase would Likely be from profits on is crop or live Stock while part a of it might by a to an increase in j the value of his land. The Thiis of eve apparent. The land must be reckoned at its real value obtaining this from the Price land is Selling in the neigh the o Der creameries Moosomin Leader. The make of bul Creamery advanced from in to s2.000 pounds in 1910, pleasing increase of Over pounds. Will operate in Winter. Moosomin Melfort Birch Hills and Hor Hood. Sentiment must not figure in creameries will operate the value placed on an animal a Faith the Winter months. Last win Ful old horse for instance must be i Terr two o. Totsc Couch obtain sul Given its True Market value. April 1 Best time. I have advised that a Farmer s year Jle Jent Cream to warrant operating but the Farmers Are gradually coming to Tho advantage of Winter Dairying when they have time to a Ivo to the work and get a much for what they have to be i. I Acri. Has als Vays been a ready Sale 101 butter and Durer to recount years thu demand has greatly . In addition to the government Oscr a fed creameries there Are live Uhr a in the with sni l approximate output of pounds during the summer . Since the organization o1 Tho Dairy Branch in 190n there has an crease of about 300 or cent in the output of it of a and of this 200 cent is in the err operated by Tho mint. Dairy meetings. The special Dairy Whiteii Lave been yield during the last two. throw shut Manitoba. 11 con with the col go . Work have with Jui Boi u full in. And have a la is in i very Way. An Illus rating As to us regard that they Arr held in by the Dairy specialists and Maxcil Litrin i i i i the thursday nov. 17. A Mei Ting was i held at Selkirk and Torquay. Am Mist the Iho to be i ruin Sui h a or. Our Fiuty Al i tic f l of i Iii Fudi Ito by spoke to prof i Litcht a about in lil Iii one in his Hong. T Lson. And Alcor Dinic by Arrn Ngi Innis i Avo i i ii for in lir Al then this Avenins s . Other for a Iii wik arc railway. Thursday. Del. 1, it s . Ali Tut. J i n l will r Turrill. S addition i Wil 1. Meet f Iii 1119. I n thu it Varly ;