Bisbee daily review., 1919-11-16

ary for one man in each small town, is one feature of this latest Abner Davis plan.
 Thousands of small Investors may also share in the enormous profits to be made by the First Nationai Refin- cries, through the ownership of stock in the Parent or Holding Company, which will at all timescontrol 51 per cent interes; in the hundreds of re- fineries and distributing plants.
 BIG EARNINGS
 Standard Oil, Ford Motors, zrd the various other marvellous fortune makers take a back seat compared to the wonderful future potential earn ings of the Firs. National Refineries.
 Heretofore hundreds of thousands and millions Of dollars have been re- quired for investment in establishing an oil refinery. Now this is all changed. One man, ana few thou sand dollars, builds and operates a re- finery, making the highest grade gas oline, kerosene, fuel oil, and grease products.
 ONE-MAN PLANT
 The First National, the New Idea
  One man only is required to operate each entire plant, (handling the oil through the refinery is largely done by gravity or pumps,) turning crude oil into finished products and even re- tailing the daily output from the re- finery into the waiting automobiles and tanks that call and take it away.
 MAKING AND SELLING
 The one-man refinery is both manufacturing plant and a retail fill ing station. Crude oil is ta1en rom the tank car in the morning and by noon the gasoline is in use i'll motory cars. The refined product is sold by the filling station directly from this little one-man refinery.
 These refineries are 3eing con structed by the organization wIlc" holds the process and secrets of the new invention. 4 one-man refinery will be established in towns of 10000 or 15.OeO population, where a mini mum of 20 barrels of gasoiine IS con sumed daily.
 TEACH OPERATION
 The First National Refineries, the Parent Company, not only mstalls the plant and teaches superintendent all the secrets of operation, and furnishes the crude oil delivered from the wells to the refinery through their own tank car line, but they also take up any surplus the plant may produce and deliver it to some other point, of the chain of refineries, that has greater demand than their output plo additional supplies w.ere Tequire- ments are larger
 The principal thing required is man. The New World Mint TOT turning black crude oli into Cold Ger tificates and shining Silver Coin, re- ouires first of all man who stands well in his own home town. He must have a little money, but above all ne must have the confidence or ,..o pup lie.
 TRIPLE REFINED
 This, New Process gasoline Is higher grade than that usually soi0- It gives more miles and quicker start ing power. It is triple re1lned, high-powered gasoline.
 The First National Refineries real ize tbe tremendous power of the great Oil Trust and fully appreciates the strength of their retail establish ments. The Standard Oil and other distributors of gasoline, kerosene etc. have largely been able to con trol the market and pile up untold millions in profits, because cae httie fellow could not buck the Trust m re tail distribution.
 The First National. the new one man "direct-to-the-consumer' rellheI, ias realize what they must contend with. not only in strong competition but in freeze-out tactics, and the great suggestive influence of acNeI- Using bv the established brands or gasoline put out by the big concerns.
 HITTING THE TRUST
 Where these one-man refineries eX- meet to hit the Trust under the belt is by getting the Man in each town and turning out smaller quaht,'9 of high grade products and thereoy establish market at once LOT ever! ounce of their products.
 ! This is not new iuea in dlstrlDu- tion Many manufacturers nave ell nloved this method. But, there Is one 1 thing Sure if a man WHO mas peeh tiic Cashier of the First National Bank ln vour home town for fifteen years ana l is known by every man, woman ana child in the Home County as aDso Iutely truthful and man of aD,lty hevor@l question, resigns his posi- ,lor of trust and power to become rellnei and actual local director and man ager of the new one-man refinery It is very certain that he would not W Wuo so unless he knew what he was aoolI'
 SUCKING JOHN D.
 So when this man is full liedeeC refiner buckine Uncle John D. ana at the others of the oil same ana ht gives the home folks his word tha' i his, gasoline is right, there can DC no doubt about the public and espe cially this mans friends lining ul solidly behind him and using his Saso line to the exclusion of all others.
 The one thing above all others tha marks this new refining business a' the greatest. surest aud biggest of al