Student's Guide to Accompany the Ellis Cabinet System of Teaching Bookkeeping and Business Practise

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Excerpt from Student's Guide to Accompany the Ellis Cabinet System of Teaching Bookkeeping and Business Practise: When Used in Connection With the Cabinet of Transactions Provides a Full Course of Instructions in Bookkeeping and Office Practise, for Use in Commercial Schools The object of thid book it two-fold: First, to pror.de the Undent with a full accompaniment of rectum, imiruciion regarding tbc business transact!!* and toeakeepuk required by hit 'Business petit or Cabinet, " and. Second, to ntford hire a reliable reference bock upon biuinris affairs and bookkeeping in general. For grratef ocmvniieotc, the week hot been dueled into two ports i'art I. containing the spec-ill instructions pertaining to the student's work, and Part II. a mure g'neml ontodfroica of Bookkeeping and buNPCOT fcems nod methods. The took it to to regarded at a manual o! breJtkeeping and business practiie. rather than as a systematic treatise on bxfik*cping a a mmoi. In selecting the business and bookkeeping methods to be followed b>- the student, the authors haie endeavored to adhere to the actual pcactiaa of the oxmtmgroom. With the beginning aludant mo amplifitntom a ncmury than acuH li advisable ift the econcenie adminlsfrntica of the nccounts of a real butinctt, but nt toon at poulbV-the student hat teen requir'd to do everything a> it would bn dime in actual bminrss. The practical xdior.tages cd thiarvquiramont do not mud arguing. II the student it to be trained todu real oflkt work, lui mw have audi oek to do. Ilad rt teen detired merely to (amiHarire him with theoretical bookkeeping. >ery many cd the method ami device requir'd in hi. work eouM have tvm dltpented with. !mt the lnl idea cif this court* of inrtroc-tinn 1 ihnt the atudent "bams to dob, doing* and that this is really the only ny for hire to burn, if lie, Warning is to te put lo the test of actual use Of ora>. ieihIi more variety has teen required In the utc of special books, forms cd balance iluwta. the dia-Iaisol of accountt. etc.. than would tv employed by any nnr huiineu hnuw in the keeping of Its accounts, but the necessity for this variety iaobvious, whin it is remembered that Cfa: student should nsrivr an "all-round" training, and not *w hampered by the narrowness that restricts the bookkeeper that has been farnihanted with li m- *. nf bookkeeping methods Will thia brief introduction, the work is submitted to the teachers of bookkeeping and business pnutiw. in the txmfidcnt belief that they will find in the iWtad here prrwntnl a practical and kigknl means for trailing com. ire real studenta to i/ro&rimy, in the rrquircaKat cd practical hubaess and bookkeeping. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.com This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully, any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.