Draughtons Practical Bookkeepoing Illustrated for Self Instruction And for Use

John Franklin Draughton

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See printed Sales Book, page 9, entries Nos. 10 and 11. Each of the above is debited and Merchan- dise credited.
Mdse. Cash sales, $330.
NOTE. Debit Cash and credit Merchan- dise. See printed Cash Book, page 6, entry No. 26.
POST AND TAKE TRIAL BALANCE.
1. Balance Cash Book, Journal, and Sales Book.
2. Your Cash on Hand to-day should be $2, 331. 95.
3. Your Journal footings for this month should be $360.
4. Your Sales Book footings for this month should be $188. (Credit Merchandise ac- count wi...th time sales. ) 5. Post Cash Book, Journal, and Sales Book for March.
6. Take Trial Balance, which should agree with March Trial Balance on page 5 of this book. If it does not balance, see instruc- tions on page 10.
WE REPEAT THAT: In making entries in Journal or Cash Book you should keep your explanations in "explanatory columns ;" you should never run over the ruled lines to the right in ex- plaining an entry, and never let your ex- planations come closer than two inches to the left margin. (See paragraph 9, page 34.

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