The invoice books were termed day books by Mr. Steele. They contain daily accounts, under the name of the purchaser. The copies remained in the bound volume. The invoice books were used for larger orders than the day books. Annual accounts of sales, entered under individual name of the customer.
Accounts relate mostly to the retail stores in rural Newfoundland and Labrador.
Loose ledger leaves are contained in boxes 111-115. Similar to the day books, the order books contain orders for retail merchandise under the name of the customer. The information was originally collected on petty cash slips, and then entered into the petty cash books. Full detailed information on each expenditure is given. Freight charges are also entered here.