Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-17
EXCURSION
TO H|LT0N|A TO
Be GIVEN MAY 20
Contestants in Bookloyers' Con-
test and Others Invited to
Free Outing and Luncheon.

Arrangements for the first of the
EVENING STARS trolley car excur-
sions to the site Of tAe 3d. 500 home IN
Hiltonia-offered as first prize in the
great Booklovers' Contest-are all but
complete n are so generous In scope
that they insure those of the con-
testants and the other STAR readers
who accept the invitation a most en-
joyable holiday.
Sunday. May 20, the day before
Decoration Day, has been settled upon
is to be the first In a series of holiday
trips to Hiltonia. Joseph L. Feibleman
& Co, from whom the plot was pur-
chased and who are building the house,
which is offered as the premier prize,
for the EVENING STAR, are to fur
nish refreshments to every man.
oma and child visiting the site or
the day of the excursion and in add
ton will give handsome souvenirs TO
each visitor.
Thus the May holiday trip is rounded
out n made a. complete day of joy
BUSINESS without the necessity of thu
expenditure of a single penny on The
part OF those who are inspecting the
site! II rain makes the excursion OF
May 20 impossible 1t Is TO be held Tbs.
day acknowledgements Day-which
Is a holiday and thus equally available
with h day set for outing purposes.
Directions for taking the special troll
ley cars which will be provided for
STAR readers on the day of the ex-
cursion will be printed in full in the
EVENING STAR of Thursday. Do no.
fail to read these directions carefully
so that there may be no possibility Of
misunderstanding. By Thursday all
arrangements for the outing will have
been completed. so that the time and
place of the start and other details of
the trip may be given in full.
STAR readers, most of them presum-
ably competitors in the bookIovers'
contest. have been visiting, lndepen-
IDENTIFY, for the East two weeks, the site
of the house in Hiltonia in such num-
bers as to show conclusively the intense
"iitI tH-S lid SIllllCCIL prize
has aroused. 1t was the remarkable
number of these visitors that suggested
to the promoters of the contest the de-
STABILITY of making 1t easily possible
for each contestant to visit the locality
and the inspiration for the holiday fea-
lures of the trip was not long in COM
ing. AS has been stated, the founda-
ton for the house which is to be the
property of that contestant who is for
tunate enough to solve correctly most
of the cartoons representing the title Of
books, has already been laid. Before
the day set for the excursion the frame
work of the building will have been
erected, so that an excellent idea of the
completed structure may b. obtained.
And 1t Is Just as well to bear in mind
all the time that this modern home in
Hiltonia is not the only prize offered in
the STARS booklover contest. The re-
verse is SO emphatically true hat there
are just 525 premiums to be divided
among those who stand at the top of
the army of contestants. An $500 Lau-
ter-Humana (player) is to reward the
contestant who is second to the winner
of the house and lot. An $3.50 our
passenger Flanders automobile Is offered
as third prize. AS fourth prize a $3.50
Bradbury interior player IS offered.
and the list is just as interesting and
suggestive right through to the end.
Remember that interest in the EVE
MING STARS booklovers' contest Is
Statewide, and that new contestants
are entering every day. If o have not
entered, get in now; ecure the back
nicf,rps and he Drpnp red IN make your
bid for the $500 home, or other of the
splendid prizes. our list may be the
successful one