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THE PAWNEE ELEVATOR & SUPPLY GO.
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Give us a trial (or
anything in our line
Grain, Coal,
Feed Grinding,
Live Stock Shipment*
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John T. Macklin, Mgr.
NOTICE OF PUBLICATION TRUSTEE'S SALE
Count* of Wold, )
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Slot* of Colorado, )
WHEREAS, Leslie L Friker and Lucy
Fcikrr, hi* wife, whose address at the time
thereof was riven as New Banner, Weld
Couaty. Colorado, did by their certain Deed
of Trust to Public Trustee of Weld County.
Colorado, dated April 21. A. D , 1819. and
recorded April *O, IMP in Book Ml, Pare
lit In the Office of the County Cleric and
Recorder, Weld Cminty, Colorado, convey to
said Public Trustee of Weld County, Colora
do the fedoeriac described lands, premises
aad property situate In the County of Weld
end State of Colorado, known and described
as follows, to-wit:
Lou Three tl> and Four («) and the
South Half of the Northwest Quarter
ISVi NWm. the West Half of the
Southwest Quarter (WK SWti), the
N<rthcoel Quarter of the Southwest
Quarter (NEV, BWt4) of Seetion One (1),
Township Eight 18) North, of Range
Fifty-eight (Ml West of the «th Prin
cipal Meridian, containing Three Hun
dred Twenty-five aad ID-100 (126.10)
»er«. more or Icm, according to the Gov
ernment survey thereof ; together wit I
all and singular the privileges and ap
purtenance* thereunto belonging;
IN TRUST, nevertheless, of securing the
psyment of THREE THOUSAND AND NO
-100 (IS.OOO.M) DOLLAR*, evidenced hy one
certain promisor/ note of even date with
•aid Deed of Trust payable to GOLD-BTA
RECK COMPANY, a corporation, or o-utr,
on the First day of May, A. D. 1*26, bar- I
ing interest at the rate of six per cent- <
w annum payable annually as evi- i
dtneed by seven (7) interest coupons at- i
tached. said note and coupons bearing in- '
tereat at the highest contract rate per annum
authorised by law after due until paid; i
AND WHEREAS, Thereafter, said Gold-
Staberk Company sold and assigned said
note and interest coupons and Deed of Trust
securing same to A. V. Hall, who is now
the legal owner and bolder of said note. In- ]
terest coupons and Deed of Trust securing 1
■erne;
AND WHERKA9. Said L. FeD-vr
and Lucy Fetber, hit wif«. „„ Awl I 2t, A.
D , 1918. made, eieeuted and deliver'd to
•aid Cold-Subeck Company a mortgage up
un and agaiaet the above deaerihed landi
and premieei. aubjert. nevertheleu. to the
•aid encumbrance of Three Thoueand DoU
iare. which laid mortgage wae recorded
Aped JS. 1919 In Book SJ«, Page US, in
Olllce of the County Clerk and Recorder,
Weld County, Colorado;
AND WHEREAS, on April Id, A. D., pb'j
The Colorado Milling * Elevator Cost any
obtained Judgment agalnat uld L. L. Fr-lker
and tran.erirt thereof waa Hied of record in
Book D. Page US. on April 19. A. U . lȣi,
in the Office of the County Clerk Viid Rr
onrder. Weld County, Colorado:
AND WHEREAS. Said Lea tie 'J j . Felker
and Lucy Kelker. hie wife, have failed and
neglected to pay laid interrat cor,pom. each
In the amount of One Hwired Eighty and
No-100 (1180.00) Dollar%. Am Fleet day
Of May of the yeara lkft, I9C* , nJ , 92J>
have failed, refuaed, and nay | K ted to par
the terra levied and aueiar ,| ,g,inet •eel
above deacribed veasuea. aad „id A. r. Hall
ha. paid iana un accouag 0 f which, there
ha. been a breach of tha term, and provie
■om. and a violation o t i) M promi.ee. agree
ment. and covenant, in „ ld Deed of Tru»t
.ecuring 'aid note, and ther, hae been and
i. a, default on aocaun t thereof •
AND WHEREAS. A., p Hall.' th „
and. holder of taut me.,, intereat coupons and I
Deed of Traab .eeoc-.ng >ane, ha. duly died !
and prmeafad hu written „«i t , ,„d demand'
and electiun to aaiverti.e or have advertined, I
Mid land, and premi.ee dmcribed in e» id
Deed of Truat Tor .ale, in accordance T I
the tarme aad condition, of .aid Doe , -
Trent: i ° (
MOW, THEREFORE. By vlrtae . ...
rremlaw. and in compllaace with t ... wri .
ten notice and demand and Mectlr . ,
A. P. Ball. .he legal owner
F all Goods
Hb.v* y OU noticed how we have keen in
creasing our dry goods department? If not
will P*' y you to come in and it over. We
• dded many new and up to date things
to th> t department recently. We n re ineres
ingf ihis line as fast as we can wi'th quality
an* j U p to date goods, which we are always
g* .ad to show. Our business is increasing ev
ery day in this department, and it requires
us to increase our stock to meet the demands
, of our customers.
Leslie Graham
Gen. Mdse.
aformoid and bonrilclary under .aid Dead
of Trust, and under and by virtue of tho
Tower and authority vested In m* by virtna
of .aid Deed of Trust and the tew, I, A. M.
, MeCI.ENAHAN, Public Trustee fa and for
, 'F« County of Weld and Stale of Colorado,
’ do hereby give public notice that I will, on
Wednesday, the 2«th day of October. A. D.,
1821 at thr hour of ID o'clock in tho forenoon
of .aid day at the front door of tha County
Court House in Greeley, Wald County. Colo
rado. sell at public auction all the above da
serilwd lands, premises and proporty. and all
the right, title and Internet therein of
the raid Leslie L. Felker and leuey Felker,
hie wife, their heira and assigns, for tha high,
eat and beet price same will bring In cash,
for tha purpose of paying all fasa, charges,
CO.U and other expenses of making sueh sal#
or incident to raid trust, and all moneys ad
vanced for Uses, aaseaamemU, with Interest
thereon at the rate of ton (ID) per cent, per
annum from tho date of tho payment thereof
to date of rale, and to pay said note and in-
Mebtedne.. in the rum end amount of
lI.OUO together with interest thereon at
the rate of rig (6%) per cent, per aitnum
from May 1, A. D„ 182 D to and until Sep
tomb«, 17th. A. D„ 1921, and with Interest
thereafter at the rate of eight (8) per cent
per annum to date of sale, and with iriterert
on raid defaulting intermt at the mte of
eight (8) per cent per annum franc tha
time ram.,' became due to date of sedet he
provided in said note and coupon notra, and
according to the terras, provisions, covenants
and eomiitionr of said Deed of Truit and
the law in eueh case mads and provided,
rendering the over-plus, if say, unto said
Leelie L. Felker and Lacy Felker, hie wife,
or their atiigne upon reasonable roqumfi. and
that 1 will further do and perform ouch acta
at may be roquixmi by said Deed of Trust aad
toe law in ouefb ease made and provided.
Dated at Greeley, Colorado, this 18th day
of September. A. D- 1921. i
A. M MeCLENAHAN,
Tui.lv Trustee in end for the Count},
of Weld end State of Colorado.
, Chas. E. Southard. Attoraey.
Firat Publication Sept 20th, U92S. ’ ,
Laet publication Oct 18th, I*ll. T
STATEMENT OF THE OWNNERSHIP,
MANAGEMENT, ETC., REQUIRED
By the Act of Congress of August ,24th, 1912
of The Raymer Enterprise
Published weekly at i.'iew Ramer Coioiato.
1 or October 1st. 1923.
STATE OK COLORAIiO )
>M I
County of Weld )
Before me. a Notary Public in and for the
State and county afore*aid personally appear-
C. R. Graves, who, being duly awoc n accord
ing to law. deposes and says that be b the
editor and publisher of The Rayu »er £nt«i
rrisc and that the fello'vfog U, to the best of
his knowledge and belief, a true at atement of
the ownership, mngement (and if a dally pa
per, the circulation), etc., of d* • aforesaid
publication for the date shown in the above
caption, required by the Act af August 24,
1912, embodied in section 443, Laws
*nd K<-gillations printed on thn reverse ct
this form, to wf i ;
1, That the names and add tresses of the
publisher, edits r> managing edi »r. and busi
ness manager are
Nana . Q f— Post • iffiee address—
Pub lb her C . r. Graves, New Raymer Colo.
Editor C. B Graves. " "
Managing * itor q r. G ravea » M **
Business I aitor C. R. Graves
2. Tha t the owners are: ( Give aamn and
addreum of individual owns fa, or, if a cor
poratiua g| V e its name and. the namej and
addree c f atockholders o yaing or holding
l P*'l cent or more of the total amount of
i lt0 ' * )
! (V R. Graves, New Raymar, Colo.
* *3 That the known bondholders, mortgagees,
and other security holders orwnit ? or holding
l per cent or more of total amount of bondi .
* mortgages, or other *ecuri|/.es are: <If theif
are none, so state.)
J- Merganthaler Linotype Co., Brooklyn, N. Y.
1 1 4. That the two paragt aphs neat above,
giving the names of the ow ner*. stockin’Idera,
THE BATHEI EETERPUSE, OCTOBER 4, 1923
and eecurlty holders. If any. contain not only
tha Hat of stockholders as they appear upon
the books of the com patty bet aho, la ea «s
where the s toe holder or security holder ap
pear* upon the books of the company as trus
ts# or in other fiduciary relation, the name
, of the person or corporation for whom iiieF
trustee b acting, la given; also that said
tsro paragraphs contain statement* embrac
ing affiant'i full knowledge and belief ms to
tha circumstances aad aoaditona under whicr.
stockholder* aad security holder* who do not
appear upon the books of the company a*
trustee*, bold stock ead seeuritties la a ca
pacity other than that of a bona fide owner,
end Ibb affiant has no reason to believe that
any other person, association, or corporation
has any interest direst or indirect in the
•aid stock, bonds or other securities than as
•o stated by him
6. That the aeerage number of copies of
each issue of thi* publication told or distrib
uted, through the mall* or otherwise, to paid
subscribers during the six months preceding
the date shown above is
Ohia iLfo mation is requirel 'rota lally pub
lications on ri
C R. GRAVES. Publisher
Sworn to aad eubaeribed before me
this 4th day of October, 1921.
My Commission expiree February Dth, 1*27.
(Seal) EUGENE F. TIGHE.
Notary Public.
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THE PEN AND INK CLUB
(Continued from Page 1.)
1 cup of chicken gravy or stock
Salt and pepper
Melt butter, add pineapple, cut in
to email pieces and cook for -two
minutes. Stlrr in the flour, chicken
gravy and seasonings. When boil
ing add chicken and cook slowly un
til the chicken ig hot. Serve on
toast.
Baked Corn and Tomatoes:
Mix together 2 cups of boiled corn
cut from the cob or canned corn, 2
cupa of stewed tomatoes, 2 table
spoons of butter, yi cup of soft bread
crumbs, 1 teaspoon of salt, one-eighth
teaspoon of pepper. Pour into a
greased baking dish. Cover with but
tered crumbß and bake In a moder
ate oven about 30 minutes.
Baked Sweet Potatoes and Apples:
6 medium sized sweet potatoes
5 tart apples
3 or 4 teaspoons of brown sugar
or syrup
One-third cup of cold water
Parboil" sweet potatoes until nearly
tender, drain, peel and cut in one
half inch slices. Peel and core apples
and cut In one-third Inch slices—
crosswise. Put in a layer of potatoes
sprinkle with sugar and dot with but
ter Add water and bake until the
apples are done and the potatoes are
tender.
Escalloped Bananas:
2 cups soft bread crumbs
2 tablespoons of butter
3 cups of bananas
K cup sugar
H teaspoon cinnamon
One-clghtb teaspoon cloves
H Lemon, juic e and rind
Butter the bread crumbs, chop ban
anas Into small pieces and add the
remaining ingredients to the bananas.
Put H of the crumbs In the bottom
of a buttered baking dish, add 'A of
the banana mixture, then Vi of the
crumbß, the remaining of the banana
mixture and cover with crumbs.
Bake until the bananas are heated
through and the crumbs browned
(It will take about 15 minutes.)
Serve with
..Hard Sauce
1-3 cupful butter, 1 teaspoon va
nilla, 1 cupful powdered sugar.
Cream the butter, add the sugar
gradually, then the flavoring. Chill
and serve over the pudding.
Factors to be considered in the
Planning of a Heal.
1. Do not attempt too elaborate
a meal. (A swimmer in learning to
swim stays close to tb e bank and
doesn't start out three miles from
land.)
2. Consider cost.
3 Watch that the table is not
over-crowded. Too many side dishes
give a cluttered appearance.
4. Think of the season in choos
ing foods, and use foods that are
available or ripened at that period.
5. A table should present a pic
ture. Nothing should be set slant
wise, but should present long paral
lel lines.
6. Avoid dtab u ninteresting
meals.
7. Never let flavor suffer on ac
count of your art. Should taste bet
ter than it looks.
8. Avoid repeating flavors as
Tomato Preserves all in the same
Tomato Soup, Tomato Salad, and
Tomatoe Preserves all In the same
meal.
9. In planning meals see that
not all the foods have to be tended
to at once, but prepare part of the
meal earlier in the day and avoid
I rushing to get the foods ready to
Berve.
BAKERY and MEAT MARKET
Good baking and fresh
meat help to make you
comfortable and content
ed with your lot in life.
Chris Schweizer
UNJUST RESULTS
OF MONEY PLANS
Unsound Currency Gives Sellers
Unfair Advantage Over the
Producers.
EXPERT EXPLAINS MONEY
Points Out Dangers in So-Called
Energy Dollars—Other
Plans Exposed.
Bow demagogues are using falsa
doctrines of so called "sound money”
to give themselves or the class they
represent unfair .dvantages at the
expense of real producers Is exposed
la tha Journal of the American Bank
ers Association by H. Parker Willis,
expert on the money question.
'There la no subject In whose name
mors crimes against truth have been
committed than that of ‘sound cur
rency/” Mr Willis says. “The term
Is always resorted to by demagogues.
At the present moment there seem*
to be a danger that It will be used
by a potential presidential candidate
aa repiesenting the 'platform' upon
which he expects to run. There Is
no question that more noarly and di
rectly touches the Immediate welfare
of every class In the community.”
Purpose of Money
Primary functions of money and
currency, It Is explained, are to serve
aa a means of exchanging goods ami
as a meant of measuring the value
of goods. Mr. Wlllij continues:
"Demagogues and those who are
disposed to mislead the public for
various ulterior reasons have suc
ceeded In disseminating an entirely
different view of the purpose of
money. Some of them contend that
the soundest or beet currency le that
which is so arranged as to briug
about a ‘fair’ redistribution of wealth.
Tbey want a constantly depreciating
currency—one which keeps playing
into the hands of the seller of goods,
by enabling him to count confidently
upon higher prices In terms of money
so that he pays the producer from
whom he has obtained them less and
less. IT IS A STRANGE THINO
THAT THIS KIND OF CURRENCY
IS OFTEN HIGHLY PRAISED OR
FAVORED BY THE PRODUCER
HIMSELF, NOTWITHSTANDING
THAT HE IS THE GREATEST SUF
FERER FROM IT."
Energy Currency
There le another popular view of
sound currency which alma to base
It upon “natural products" or "nat
ural forces"—usually It la true, sper-l
tying products or forces which have
been monopolised or can be con
trolled by the advocate of such cur
rency. Thus from time to time there
have been schemes to Issue a cur
rency based upon or protected by
farm products stored In warehouses
or occasionally representing “units of
energy" or horse power.
Tha rulers of Bovlet Russia at one
time attempted to Introduce a cur
rency representing “labor time,” each
man receiving a check representing
the number of hours of time he had
put in at work, while goods them
selves were to be valued In terms of
hours of production time Thus one
mao who put In an hour’s time In
street cleaning received the same
control over goods as he whe put In
an hour's time at eurgery. The
theory was that this kind of "sound”
currency enabled the “poor man” la
get a lr • t supply of goods.
“The trouble was that when those
who could perferm a certain kind of
labor were not paid In proportion to
their effort they stopped making
goods. So It was not very long In
Rusela before the sound currency
which was Issued In favor of the
poor man had brought It about that
the poor man could not buy anything
with the curfency. This was an un
fortunate kind of 'soundness' We
do not want something like It In the
United States today, yet very slml
lar proposals are now being made In
a good many quarters that ought to
know better," says Mr. Willie.
FACTS ABOUT CHECKS
A bank check Is a written order on
a bank bp one of Its depositor, to pay
a specified sum to another party
Tbls Instrument must be dated, the
amount written In full In the body,
and signed the same as the deposl
tor's signature appears on the bank
signature card and ledger sheet.
A check is payable on demand, pro
vided It Is not dated ahead. If dated
ahead It becomes a promise to pay.
tha asms as a note or acceptance, pay
able on some future date. United
States revenue stamps are required
on a check dated ahead, at the rate of
I cente per hundred dollare, or frac
tion thereof.
In case a check carries two differ
ent figures, that la $2.00 In the (fume
and “Two Hundred Dollars" In the
written pan of tha body of tha check,
the latter, or part In writing, always
controls.
A check made oat to a person "or
order," requires IdenUdentloa, and the
party preeentlng the tame moet a»
sure the bank thnt ha le the payee. A
oheck to a peraon “or bearer" le pay
ablt to tho ono protesting tt at the
jra.k but a eartoto am out «t tdaatP
lleaUon to neoeaaary, tor the hash re
serves the rlcht to knew that ko to t»
MM to ropojrq Oto MU
“Fall Opening”
Every mao and woman in Raymer and vicinity
is invited to tee the finest assortment of Fall Mer
chandise it has ever been onr good fortune to have
on hand. We don’t intend to hold on to this st*ck
at high prices and sacrifice it late in the season.
It is on sale now and it’s real worth and every
purchase reflects good buying and honest cost.
Come in get acquainted with what we have
whether you buy or not. We know we can please
you.
SELDIN’S GASH GROCERY OF RAYMER
Dry Good*, Groceries, Notions and Solid Leather Shoes
De Laval Cream Separators
We Regret The In
convenience our shut clown caused
you last week and tho costly to us,
wiil discount all service bills
Twenty-five Per Cent
for that period.
The plant is unknown that gives
100 per cent, satisfaction, and few
that give 100 per cent, service, yet
that is our aim, and you can help us.
Report at once any irregularity,
and see how quickly we will re
spond.
Send in the name of your neigh
bor, who should and could have our
service, if he is too bashful. We’ll
do the rest.
Tho cost Is small,
Th e safety Is great;
Wire now,
Before It's too late;
Insurance you need,
You Just can bet,
But It never paid
For a new house yet.
COME ON! LET’S GROW!!
The Raymer Light & Power Co.
Watch Us Grow!
tJThe checking accounts of this
Bank are almost double what
they were July Ist, and over j
200 °|o Greater
than on January Ist, 1923.
AJThere must be good reasons!
SAFETY
ERVICE
ATISFACTION
- ILENCE
E. F. Tighe, Cashier,
SiktEßMUtffrHAyiiiEit