Post Exchange Methods A Manual for Exchange Stewards, Exchange Officers, Members of Exchange Councils, Commanding Officers, Being an Exposition of a Simple and Efficient System of Accounting Which Is Applicable to Large and to Small Exchanges Alike.

Upon receiving these lists, the coupon clerk at the Exchange takes a supply of Form 19, shown in Fig. 16, and enters the names of the men at the top of these cards, one card for...

If a system of distinctive colors similar to the above is not adopted, one of two things will be necessary in order that we may identify the slips of each department, unless we...

4. Prepare the blank sides of the other sheets in a similar manner and we shall then have two complete lists of our charge customers, one occupying the left and the other the ri...

An important advantage of this method of handling our cash sales is that we are preparing, as we go along, all the data that will be required by the Inspector. A discussion of t...

This same procedure is followed with all invoices received, and therefore covers all merchandise transactions. It will be noted that there are no “Requisitions”, properly so-cal...

Under “Re-valuation”, take up any increase in the value of buildings or fixtures that may have occurred other than through the cash book (upon appraisal, for instance). Under “A...

To sum up:—the columns of the credit side of the cash book, reading from left to right are as follows:—Date; Description of item entered, giving name of creditor and a clue to t...

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These are handled in exactly the same manner as the Exchange pay roll. They may be made out separately by the Laundry authorities or incorporated in the regular Exchange roll. I...