Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-06-21
SECOND OUTING
IN STAR CONTEST
SUNDAY, JUNE Is
Many Out-Of.town Contestants
to Join Newarkers at
Pretty Hiltonia.

The second Of the great excursions
to Hiitonia, the site OF the first prize
in the STARS Booklovers Contest. is
to be held next Sunday, June 20. This
holiday trip for the purpose of inspect
ing the $500 modern, home which is to
go to that contestant who solves most
of the picture puzzles in the terms Of
the names Of well-known books, Is
being held particularly for the benefit
of the many readers of the STAR and
competitors In the contest in Hoboken
and Jersey City.
Full particulars, concerning this out
ing will be given in the EVENING
STAR in a day or two and readers of
Jersey City and Hoboken should watch
this paper carefully for the announce
ment OF the journey. According to the
present plans the Hoboken car VIII be
at Washington and Newark streets,
Hoboken, at about o'clock In the
afternoon. AT about the same time
there will be cars In Jersey City at
Grove and Montgomery streets, oppo-
site the City Hall, and at Newark and
Summit avenues-the Five Corners.
Accompanying the announcement Of
the trip will be coupons emitting mem
bers of the holiday crowd to round
trip transportation to and from Hill
tonia and to the refreshments which
will be served through the courtesy of
Joseph L. Feibleman e. Co., who are
building the STARS first=prlze house.
But one restriction is to be laid upon
those who accept the EVENING
STARS invitation for the holiday trip.
Children under 16 years of age will not
be permitted on the special cars unless
accompanied by their parents.
Despite the fact that the Booklovers
Contest is nearing its end. the interest
in it is growing rapidly. New contest
ants are recruited every day from all
sections of the State. 1t is not too late
to enter the contest now, and those who
wish to stand In line for one Of a series
of magnificent premiums aggregating In
value $4,000 are urged not to delay any
longer It Is a very simple matter for
one who has not attempted to solve any
of the pictures yet to get into the con-
test now Get the back pictures and go
to work at once. The working out of
the puzzle pictures is IN itself a fascin-
ating. absorbing pastime, and added
zest is given 1t by the possibility that
the agreeable work is to be richly re-
warded.
The first prize, a modern, fully
equipped home in Hi1tonia, which Is
now nearing completion. is valued at
$3,5OO. This is merely a nonemal value,
as it is declared by builders and other
experts that the value of the property
will greatly exceed that figure. Fol-
lowing this magnificent first prize Is
long list. which includes automobiles,
PLAYER pianos, bedroom suites. diamond
rings and many other articles Of great
yalte The man or woman who does
not enter the contest will realize that
they have missed an opportunity which
was decidedly worth while. Do not
delay, get in today, and watch the
EVENING STAR for full particulars
of the big excursion from Jersey City
and Hoboken Sunday.
Certain readers of the STAR have
received offers from man in Ware.
Mass, to furnish them with complete
| set of correct answers to the pictures
| in the STARS contest for 81. This
| man is a rank fraud, and has no more
idea what are the correct answers than
any of the contestants. The list of cor
rect answers is known only among
number of members of the EVENING
STAR staff. No one member of the
staff even knows all of them. Con-
testants are warned not to. be taken in
by such fraudulent schemes.