. Modern banking methods and practical bank bookkeeping; illustrated with over two hundred forms of bank books, records and blanks. ire. 96 MODERN BANKING METHODS. ^^^^^^a-OK^rbua/ ^^4/^(^ /fff ^ idV< ^^Ui^^.-^^Tt^ d^.^ ?•<? oL^. cd^/ur;?» -<5# ytj^ / ^7/ s3/ 1^0 ^e,r»y C^. 7^ ^o ,.^ .^ to 0^ Lt-^^cluy^:^ yy^c^. let MJ^o/yyu,^ r^<ru^ •^/^ ^7 77 yo^ ^.^.^^u-^-^eJ? f- re ^^ :;^^ V^-K«„H.*^^i^ ^^. itv ^XrC r- o^^^^iS^L^ -5^/ TV^ df6JGj^ C^^ rv / 7.^ 7>fo. c<5 /v /./3* PC cw/^d^^. /oo rt ^7 / zv ^ /.^>L? (.-^ 7uJ-Ja^ /^I^fS^-azj y^v /^ / oo Mo ^(Si,(/^t n^ ^// /
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