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Febru~ry 7, 1930 WILMETTE LIFE 39 NEW PUMPAGE TOTAL EYaaaton Water Worka Production Total for Year ia More Than 3~' BiUioa Galloaa Evanston's pumping station at the foot of Lincoln street set a new high total oumoage record in 1929 when · 3,520,366,oo0 gallons were pumped. This is an increase of 282,680,000 gallons over the previous high total for 1928 and shows an average increase in daily pumpage of 799,000 gallons, according to figures compiled by W. W. Polk. superintendent of the water works. The maximum daily pumpage record also reached a new high with 16,846,000 gallons pumped on September 4 wh;.ch was an increase of 2,700,00 gallons over the former maximum daily record. · Total Evanston consumption in gallons jumped from 2,782,296,000 to 3,035,716,000, showing an increase .of J53 420 000 gallons for the year. Wtth a t~tai estimated population of 71,200 in 1929 against the 65,600 in 1928 this was an increase of one gallon per day in the average per capita consumption, now estimated at 101 gallons. For the first time in the history of the pumping station more than a million R"allons of water w_ere pumped in one hour. July 22, from 8 to 9 p. m .. 1,115. 000 gallons of water were pumped through the station. The previous maximum hourly pumpage record was set April 16, 1928, from 6 to 7 p. m. when 924,000 gallons were pumped. The Wilmette water consumption also showed a large increase. over 1928, according to Mr. Polk. Its total consumption for 1929 w~s 484,650,000 and for 1928 was 455,390,000, showing an increase of 29,260,000 gallons. Smiles and Fights VALENTINE SWEETS to the sweet, is a traditional Valentine phrase. To make it doubly significant, we suggest a box of · BEACH and GEILS ==== assorted chocolates or candied · fruits. Bert Riel, the scrappiest player on the Northwestern cage team, entered the role. of high scorer in the revamped lineup which Coach ,.Dutch" Lonberg used to beat Chicago. Though only midrlling in size he battles taller opM r. and Mrs. Grant Ridgeway, 207 ponents to numerous . tie-balls and no Cumberland road, Kenilworth, enter- matter how hard the going always tained their evening bridge club at wears a smile. their home last Monday. f In BEACH and GEILS CANDIES 1633 ORRINGTON AVENUE~ EVANSTON 5.30 MAIN STREETt EVANSTON ~~~~~~~~~~~~qp~~~~~~~~~~~~ :t ~ ~ ~ . The midwinter sale h aS begun · f Come early - the last day ia Saturdny, February 15 Shoes 8% to 11 ~ ~ ~ ~ AU Children Smile for :t ~ ~ -hA ~ E.i ~ Children's M:C!C!AC' ~ Shoes 11% to 2 Gtr.Is' Shoes 2% to 7 $2.95 $3.95 $ .95 · 4 = ~ ~ ~ ~ Photograph~' Only Can Yesterdays Live Bernie ·Modern Miss and appropriate models tor women Included ~ ~ e+ ~ Not every size in every style-but each a real value: ~ THE HOSIERY In two remarkable groups for boys and girls ~ ~ ~ = e+ :t ~ PCDL & PIPER ~ = t BERNIE STUDIO VI" j 3 l,~ir 95c V alue1 SOc 10 11.85 a pair 3 fo~ir $1.95 Nothin1 will be carried onr-these prices &UIIetl the necessity of early selection Hours: K:¥U A. 11. to 6 P · .M.; Saturda7· until t:ll ~ = t 50 Three PE;~ts $7· = VI" f ~ ~ Valentine Special Regular price $15 ~ ~ CHILDREN'S SHOE SPECIAUSTS ·INC· ;; :t6o8 CHICAGO AVENUE+ £VM"'STON +a "Better Pictu,-es- Better Values" ~~~~ ~"~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ 1623 Sherman Ave., Evanston University 8998