nts, whether of a great or a smal

tled dealings with others, should

d know just what he owns and what he has spent during the past month and

ts, or if they do not they are neglecting t

is paid by the month, should keep a record of the compensati

nny what has become of the money she has received for the upkeep of her es

is not necessary to be a trained bookkeeper, or to know anythi

old-time, deep-in-the-ruts farmer, who never learns and knows nothing to

e form may be quite simple, but all his business

t some kind of writing to

racts feed

labor or money should be

st to you

n the memory

UNT WIT

nt with each crop he raises and e

farm shoul

nery. 4. Wear, tear and repair of old machinery. 5. Taxes. 6. Insurance. 7. Doctor'

ould be cre

on place. 3. The farm products sold. 4. The stock sold. 5. In

ue without trouble. The question is will the effort pay? Those who keep such

-MEN'S

n's wife as well, should keep some form of cash book that

rifty without

id the

ed has been set down, and you will be surp

gs bought and you will be surpris

ple form for

Rec

9

nce on hand.

or Mr. Jone

paid bill..

or Mr. Brow

h P

9

shirts......

e for house

C's. bill.

o Troy.....

car........

e..........

Contributi

mended.....

per bill...

t you receive or

em separately, e

eived" and "paid" foot it up and carry it

cents. Use the left-hand side for re

e left hand over the right s

nce at least

R RE

other's account

y, or club, is a different person before the

e the Odd Fellows, should be kept in the bank not as John Smith's but as the funds of "John Smith, Treasurer of Wa

" should be kept and all the receipt

PI

r proposition as to a certain contract you are willing to undertake, for the consideration