estate of John Jones, deceased."

WHAT IS AN ORDER?

An order is a command or instruction by one person to another to
do a stated thing.

An order may be given for the delivery of goods or the payment of
cash.

This is the usual form:

Dayton, Ohio.
August 3, 1910.
Mr. G. W. McBride:
Please deliver to Edward Lott goods
from your store to the amount of ten dollars,
and charge to my account.
F. T. Leroy.

This would be an order for cash:

Holden, Ind.
June 18, 1910.
$30.00
Mr. P. T. Mayhew. Please pay to Thomas
Jackson thirty dollars and charge same
to my account.
F. R. Wilson.