Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-28
Weather Man Promises Sum
shine for Those Who Visit
Prize Home Site.
TROLLEY c@ START
PROMPfEY AT 2::30 P. M.
Booklovers' Contestants and
Others Are Invited to Enjoy
Days Outing Tomorrow.


Everything indicates that the big
trolley excursion to Hiltonla to inspect
the modern $500 home, the premier
prize in the Booklovers' Contest, will be
an unqualified success.
If the weather man is as good as his
word the setting for the holiday outing
will be superb. The poet has asked,
What is so rare as day in June?"
and the answer is day well along
toward the end of May, when things
break right.
Fair and warmer" is the forecast
for tomorrow. and 1t is only necessary
to shut your eyes and imagine a day
fairer and warmer than today TO con-
jure up a picture of perfection in the
way Of outing days.
Every competitor in the Booklovers
Contest, every reader of the EVENING
STAR. everyone who is Interested Is
invited, urged even. to join tho holiday
throng tomorrow and have good time.
Those who accept the invitation are
asked to assemble at Market and
Washington streets at 2:S0 o'clock to-
morrow afternoon. Trolley cars will he
in waiting--a bunch of specials-and
the crowd will be quickly conveyed to
the site Of the first prize. Upon arriv-
ing at Hiltonia 1t might be advisable
to secure the return tickets at once
These tickets may be secured at the
main office in Hiltonia on Springfield
avenue. They will be there all after
noon, but get them early. If possible.
Joseph L. Feiblenan g. Co., who are
building the modern home for the EVE
MING STAR and from whom the STAR
purchased the site. have announced
their generous intention of serving
every guest of the STAR tomorrow
with refreshments and of presenting
each one with handsome souvenir
Thus the outing. free in every particu-
lar, Is rounded out. It's up to. the
weather man now. If he falls down the
excursion will be postponed until Mon
day Decoration Day. But it seems ex-
tremely unlikely that he will fail to
keep this promise. That abuse he re-
ceived last inauguration day served as
warning.
Do not fail to inspect ninutely the
site of the magnificent first prize In
the STARS great Booklovers' Contest
The framework of the building is up;
examine that and then study the plans
and specifications and the drawings OF
the finished building, which will be
prominently displayed in the main
office in Hiltonia.
Remember that this is the serious
purpose of the journey tomorrow: that
every competitor and competitor-to-be
in the contest may see for himself or
herself that the descriptions of the
house have not been exaggerated; that
the EVENING STAR in providing this
splendid first premium has been as
good and better than its word.
And the house stands for the char
acter of the splendid list of 525 prizes,
the value of which totals $9,0 900. A sue
cessful contestant who falls short of
the house will find it easy to be salts
fed with one of the expensive prizes
which stand next in succession.
From time to time other excursions
are TO be held to Hiltonia, so that
everyone will have the opportunity of
examining the finished and equipped
house. II is the hope of the promoters
of the contest that the guests of the
EVENING STAR tomorrow will enjoy
themselves so much that they will
make up their minds not to miss
single one of the outings and that they
will want to see to it that friends who
did not go yesterday will go next time.
All aboard for Hiltonia at 2:30 D. m.
tomorrow!