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The Ole Miss, University Of Mississippi

The Ole Miss (1897-)

The Ole Miss Annual 1918

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Analysis Of The Appropriation Ordinance Or County Budget, Gilbert H. Hendren, Lawrence F. Orr, Walter G. Owens, Willard B. Gemmill

State Publications

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Pace Student, Vol.3 No. 8, July, 1918, Pace & Pace

The Pace Student

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Alphabetical List Of Representative Items Chargeable To Operating Expenses Of Carriers By Water, United States. Interstate Commerce Commission

Federal Publications

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Papers And Proceedings Of The Third Annual Meeting, American Association Of University Instructors In Accounting

Publications of Accounting Associations, Societies, and Institutes

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Fundamentals Of Cost And Profit Calculation: A Vigorous Discussion Of The Vital Elements Of Business, Robert S. Denham

Individual and Corporate Publications

The two most vital factors in business are Cost and Profit, but few there are who can, in any transaction, define the point where the elements of Cost cease to accumulate, and Profit becomes a reality. It is extremely important, now more than at any other time in the history of America, that business men know the cost of doing business, the cost of manufacture, the cost of distribution, and the extent of the profits in the business.

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Business Record System For Jewelers Endorsed By The Federal Trade Commission And The Associated Advertising Clubs Of The World; Facts : Four Simple Records With Simple Rules For Daily Knowing And Using All The Vital Facts Of Your Business; Business Record System For Retail Jewelers, Robert H. Ingersoll & Bro.

Individual and Corporate Publications

YOU are interested in an accounting system for your store or you would not have asked for this booklet. The aim in this Business Record System is simplicity, directness and efficiency. To carry out this same idea, we will plunge at once into the working of this system without the usual booklet preliminaries of trying to fan your emotions up to "buying heat." What we want is to convince your common sense and reason in the interest of better business. This system is the result of the careful study of the needs and desires of the 20,000 representative jewelers in …

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