The Register from Santa Ana, California • Page 13

ANA DAILY REGISTER, SATURDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 13, 1926 IS REFINING COMPANY PLANS EXPANSION PROGRAM Visit Our Booth AT HE i Auto Show And Receive A Photograph 1 I mm t4ciAuBfi I I 1 1 1 11 5 vi I iii i sf! m'PMiMmMwfwi i OF Sally O'Neil him ii Hi A Movie Star Thousands of photograph will be 6 sure and register your name and address at our booth. Some one will get a credit for $500 on a New Mar mon and a $300 credit on a New Rickenbacker, next Wednesday evening, when Sally O'Neil will appear in person. You should be at the Auto Show Wednesday evening. You may get one of these credits. Upper leftThe original 1500 barrel dehydrating plant started by the MacMillan company in 1923.

CenterThe laboratory of the company, where careful hourly distillation tests of the gasoline are made. HALL MOTORS 5 17 North Main Street Phone 2794 rrZ company, Miea, ana rrancois manini, or tne riorner Roper Advertising agsncy. standina. Mr. McMiJIan i signing large advertising contract with the Sant Ana Register.

I A mj jk AL. I 0 a a a Lower Panoramio Vl wrmmmn. v.r.i r. ene or ine wacmiiian company, showing large storage tanks and distillation equipment. GARDNER WILL WINTERSBURG I SYSTEM WINTERSBURG, Feb.

13. The February meeting of the Winters for negotiating long grades where the driver wishes to leave his clutch engaged, or, if the driver prevers, it can be used as the sole emergency brake by removing the linkage between the clutch pedal and the emergency brake. "All of the Reo passenger models, in addition to having the new safety control now have standard S. A. E.

LAV LATE IS FEATURE 0 burg Home Missionary society was held with a good attendance at the Long Beach Petroleum Products Concern Has 1 4 Dealers in S. A. Plans for an extensive program of expansion, which will total $160,000 and double the capacity of the company's refinery within the next 12 months, have just been announced by the MacMillan Petroleum company, of Long Beach. As a part of this the MacMillan company, which operates one of the largest indepen i home ot Mrs. Elmer Gothard Wednesday afternoon, with Mrs.

Goth ara and Mrs. Jbrnest Beam as co CLOSED IDELS hostesses. ALL RED GARS gear shift. The new sedan which Mrs. E.

M. Fox, president, was the leader in place of the scheduled leader, who was not present. Mrs. G. M.

Roberson led the devotional "Each year, when the national dent gasoline refineries in Southern service. automobile shows are held in New was the feature of both the New York and Chicago exhibits, has longer and lower lines, a lengthened hood, a permanent visor integral with the top of the car, and a number of additional features adding materially to its appearance and desirability." California, already has launched a The March meeting, which will York and Chicago, startling devel $25,000 advertising and exploitation be held the second Wednesday as opments in body and mechanical campaign in Santa Ana and Long usual, will have as hostesses, Mrs. Elmer Turner and Mrs. W. F.

Slater. Beach. design are expected to come to light," says Joe Finle, Reo Rales The MacMillan plant, which now with Mrs. A. Stefanzzi as leader and Service company, representative of the Reo Motor Car company has 14 dealers in this city, is pro and Mrs.

E. M. Fox in charge of the devotionals, it was announced. in this city. Two of the latest Chrysler models are exhibited at ducing an average of 25.000 gallons of gasoline a day and by the end of the year this figure should NEB AKER SPORT Following the missionary meeting the show here.

proper, a pleasant social hour dur "Among mechanical developments ing which time light refreshments be doubled, it is announced. In addition to supplying an ever were served by the hostesses, was attracting wide attention at the New York show and again at the MODEL IS POPULAR increasing demand for its product in enjoyed by the women present, who Two of the most interesting cars at the Auto Show Beautiful are the brand new Gardner Imperial "8' Sedan and Cabriolet Deluxe, In the opinion of Harold O'Donnell, manager of Modern Motors company, Santa Ana. "These cars are exact replicas of the attractive display of Gardner motor cars at the New York and Chicago auto shows, held last month," said O'Donnell, "and we were especially favored in being able ot exhibit these models in Panta Ana for the first showing in Southern California. "With appointments 'rarely, if "ever, equalled by present day motor cars," continued O'Donnell, "we know that the Gardner exhibit will create unusual attention at the show. In addition to the models actually on display, we have demonstration cars on hand outside of thes how for the free use of those Southern California, the.

company Chicago show, and which will at were Mra. M. Fox, Mrs. E. R.

also is shipping thousands of gal Bradbury, Mrs. Allie Weise, Mrs. tract attention here, are the new Reo safety control; designed to give lons of gasoline monthly to Idaho, Elmee Turner, Mrs. W. F.

Slater, I Mrs. J. Scott Willmartb. Mrs. C.

Utah, Nevada and other western states. It has for this service its Reo passenger models 'split second' braking in addition to an otherwise own privately leased tank cars. Beck. Mrs. H.

R. Thlebaud, Mrs. Eva Beam, Mrs. Frank Lipscomb, Mrs. G.

M. Roberson, Mrs. Lillie which are under the control ami rigid inspection of the company at Shafer Moore. Mis. R.

A. Shostag. Mrs. R. Mooie and Mrs.

Beam and all times, thus insuring the gaso line reaching its destination in the According to Harry Riley, county distributor, his exhibit of the Studebaker Big Six roadster, at the show here, drew considerable attention last night and this afternoon. "The smart performance of this sport roadster is matched by smart appearance," Riley said. "The body is richly lacquered in two tones of gray a dark castle gray Mrs. Gothard. The teachers' training class was held Wednesday evening for the fit st time in two weeks, the weather standard control.

'Split second' braking is accomplished by an ultra rapid application of brakes made possible when both service and emergency brakes are controlled by foot pedals. On the Reo this has been made easy for the driver accustomed to standard control by linking the service brake with the right pedal, as is customary; controlling the clutch with the left pedal, and linking the emergency brake with the left pedal in such a manner that it is applied same perfect condition as when it is shipped. With an annual payroll of more than $200,000 and a total equipment investment in excess of $150, last week having Interfered with the class sessions. The Rev. J.

S. Willmarth, who is the leader, re turned from Compton, where he is attending the Latin American con ference, Wednesday evening es on the rear deck in pleasing contrast with the lighter aurora gray over the rest of theb ody. Upholstery is in blue. Wheels are natural wod finish. The collapsible top, with natural wood bows, is after the pedal completes the declutching process.

pecially to be with the class. Pres ent at the meeting, which followed the prayer service, were Mr. and! Mrs. Willmarth. Mr.

and Mrs. "But in addition, the Reo emer gency brake is linked with a hand interested in testing the driving possibilities of Gardner cars. "For those who favor speed, the Gardenr eight in will give plenty of thrills at seventy five miles an hour. But better than speed and acceleration the Gardner economy of 16 to 18 miles to the agllon of gasoline, with the eight in line Lycoming motor. "he high lights of the Gardner exhibit are distinction without ostentation, together with those other favored attributes of corn ford an deconomy, and, last but best of all, a price within the reach of every godo business man In Orange county." nickle trimmed.

Hhe rear curtain can be rolled up if desired, "when top is raised. lever, located at the left of the Thlebaud. Mr. and Mrs. W.

F. Slater and Mrs. Lillie Moore. The 000, the company's gross production for the" last year was more fchar $3,000,000. The MacMillan company is not a new concern.

It is an outgrowth of the MacMillan Batterson company, organized in June, 1923, by It. S. MacMillan, S. M. Batterson and J.

H. MacMillan. Starting with a small 1500 barrel dehydrating plant at that time, the company has enjoyed a continuous growthuntil it is one of the seven largest remaining refineries out of which wero operating in Southern California in July, 1925, Details of the company's expansion and exploitation program, which will ultimately carry the name and product of the company throughout the entire state, were class is entering on the second Three can be seated comfortably driver in a position which does not hinder entrance or exit through the left front door. Now the emergency hand lever can be used for parking, month of study on the second series In the broad cushioned main seat. Room for two additional passen of lessons prescribed.

Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Bradbury have had as guests in their home this week, their daughter, Mrs.

Ear' gers is provided in the rumble seat, which folds out of the rear deck. The back and arms of the rumble and the seat proper are upholstered in leather. Maximum riding comfort is assured by full Weise and baby, of San Pedro. explained to more than 100 independent gasoline service station operators at a dinner banquet at the Imperial inn. Long Beach, last night.

Several dealers from Santa I'razil occtip es an are equal to The nightingale is unknown in Sweden and Iceland. size balloon tires. that of Europe. Ana were in attendance. You will Want to See the New Rickenbacker A brand new series of luxurious body designs, embellished with exquisite interior appointments now identifies Rickenbacker as the smartest car of the new year.

These magnificent new bodies are fitted to the world famous Rickenbacker chassisthe same as used by Cannon Ball Baker in which he established the longest list of road records ever made by one man with one make of car in one year. 41" a LA combination. of such artistic new body designs mounted on the Rickenbacker chassis offers you a motor car ensemble decidedly rare in value, beauty and performing ability. Available in both Sixes and Eights. HALL MOTORS WIWBMIWIWI aviittMlllMUII1llll(llililllHlliltllltlltfltlHtlltIIMIlllllllttlltlMltlklliilllllillllltlttHttttlltlfll mum'" mi in i pr rri my i 'Tr irfrii i.

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