The Art of Innkeeping
The Art of Innkeeping
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You must, also, arrange that his tariff is not in excess of the R. A. C. And A. A. Requirements, and that no charge is made for guests' cars standing in the yard during meals.
This free garage business is an outrageous innovation from an Hotel proprietor's standpoint, but it is, unfor- tunately, now general.
The proprietor's Private Office is the place in which to keep a comparative chart of receipts, and percentages of both foods and liquor, and amount spent in wages each month, and he should ...watch and compare them weekly or monthly with those of the previous year.
It is impossible to lay down what may be regarded as a satisfactory food percentage, as everything depends upon the class and volume of trade.
A good fireproof safe is a necessary part of the equip- ment of an Office, and a numbered key-board also. Master or Pass Keys must be jealously guarded.
I may add that I prefer loose-leafed ledgers to bound books. For the former a patent lock is requisite.
Make it a rule to reply to all correspondence the same day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You must, also, arrange that his tariff is not in excess of the R. A. C. And A. A. Requirements, and that no charge is made for guests' cars standing in the yard during meals.
This free garage business is an outrageous innovation from an Hotel proprietor's standpoint, but it is, unfor- tunately, now general.
The proprietor's Private Office is the place in which to keep a comparative chart of receipts, and percentages of both foods and liquor, and amount spent in wages each month, and he should ...watch and compare them weekly or monthly with those of the previous year.
It is impossible to lay down what may be regarded as a satisfactory food percentage, as everything depends upon the class and volume of trade.
A good fireproof safe is a necessary part of the equip- ment of an Office, and a numbered key-board also. Master or Pass Keys must be jealously guarded.
I may add that I prefer loose-leafed ledgers to bound books. For the former a patent lock is requisite.
Make it a rule to reply to all correspondence the same day.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alexander Francis Part to read onlineMoreLess
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