The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, September 07, 1925, Image 4

The Cottage Grove sentinel., September 07, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextP aôë four COTTAGE PROVE SENTINEL. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1925 Cottage Grove’s Ambitions Cottage Grove wants more population, more industry, more capital, more trade, more prosperity. And the unfailing formula for accomplishing these ambitions is to make Cottage Grove attractive—then, keep it so. There is plenty of room in our town for citizens of the right sort. They will come, if Cottage (¡rove broadcasts an inviting message beyond the borders of this community. For years, country populations have gone cityward. But the peak has been reached. The tide has turned. City folks are flocking out to the small and medium sized towns—where they find more joy in living. Cottage Grove can reap its share of this vast number of homeseekers. But ambitions have got to be backed up by performance. We must be receptive to the coming of good citizens. We must stimulate pride and patriotism within the community. We must make certain that we can provide all the essentials that make for moral and physical well-being of all who would come among us. Good government, thriving industries, good schools and churches, pure water, clean streets, better roads, opportunities for the rising generation, a progressive community spirit and true cooperation—all make for a splendid inducement to folks looking for a real home town. Let each do his part toward making Cottage Grove a better place to live in and then—spread the good word to every corner of the globe. ihe following progressive firms and individuals heartily endorse this sentiment: MOUNTAIN STATES POWER CO. N. J. NELSON, JR. Dealer in new and used Automobiles of Quality. KEM’S ELECTRIC STORE SMITH SHORT, GROCERS BEAULIEU & HARREL WOODSON BROTHERS GARAGE UMPHREY & MACKIN ECONOMY FEED & GROCERY STORE PEOPLE’S CASH MARKET Cleanliness, Quality, Service and Price. COTTAGE GROVE MFG. CO. CALVIN FUNK POST NO. 32 American Legion CHESTNUT TRANSFER H. W. TITUS First National Bank Building. DARBY & LISTON QUALITY MARKET Culver A Anderson SERVICE GARAGE THE PICTURE SHOP STERLING FEED CO. HOTEL BARTELL OWL CLEANERS Cleaning, Pressing, Tailoring. E. C. LOCKWOOD Real Estate and Insurance J. C. PENNEY CO. J. SCHOFIELD STEWART Good Plumbing RAY NELSON Auto Electrician. THE BASKET GROCETERIA SEVENTH STREET GARAGE MILLER’S MACHINE SHOP COTTAGE GROVE FLOUR MILLS ARCADE THEATRE FIRST NATIONAL BANK ELECTRIC BAKERY HELLIWELL & MARKSBURY KEM’S FOR DRUGS IMPERIAL BARBER SHOP GRAY’S CASH & CARRY McQUEEN’S GROCERY Groceries and School Supplies KNOWLES & GRABER COTTAGE GROVE STEAM LAUNDRY COTTAGE GROVE CREAMERY LEONARD’S GROCERY