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UNDER THE Avspices oF King Epwagp L 0. L. No. 223, ON MONDAY, JUNE 3™ 1919 . Will be duly Oelebrated with great eclat on the magnificent ; Park Grounds which contains the Best and Fastest 8 Track on the Continent. CTPTHRE ATTRACTIONS - "Will be such as to fully demonstrate the fact that on-the 3rd of June all \ '¥oads will lead to Port. Perry. ' Ample -provision will be made for 'the comfort wad convenience of the immense assemblage, 2 ws PRIZES TO BE AWARDED i Horse Race, 2.35 class--Trot of Pace .. '., $60 $30 Five Mile Marathon Race (opef) ',, iseas 10 Baseball Tournament =. v3 ia 25 10 Melay Race, 1 mile, (4 man teams), open 20 {Mile Race--open i gy 3! Wo 2 ;220 Yard Race--open ok oe ot 2 +200 Yard Race--open i" yi x 1 Mile R2ce--Boys 16 years and under... .. 2 + "Tug-of- War ; ve a Box Oigars yLadies, Race $ 7 . \Fat Man's Race (200 Pounds and over) CONDITIONS ~HoRsE RACE--5 to enter and 4 to start ; entry 5 cent. "of - purse 5 per cent additional from money winners. 5 MILE RACE---Entrance Fee 2: BASEBALL TOURNAMENT -- Entrance Fee $2; draw takes place st 10 o'clock; all teams must be represented | Entries must be made with. the. Secretary up to June 1. x et A EP an Na PnP Sse ats LINDSAY CITIZENS BAND IN ATTENDANCE NPT NIN FP #3 Both the Track and Athletic Grounds will be in fine condition. "The Gate Ticket 'gives permission to the public to have 'access 'to any patt of the grounds irrespective of fences. 2 BASEBALL at 10 a.m., Sharp! «AFTERNOON at 1 o'clock Sharp! ADMISSION --Adults 25 cents Obildren 15 cents. < Grand Stand----Free. 1 A Jarge niinibe tend taking in H '| say, on the Kin . Miss Jenriie Yeo, "teacher Toronto spent the holiday father Mr, Wm Yeo, Sr. Several from "here took in. and baseball match at Zion: last and teport a good time. Empire Day on Thursday was ob-]. served by the hoisting of the School | flag:' Bs ! 1 Mr. Win Heatlic- spent. 3 1 SIR Day with friends in Toronto, = I: Mrs. Fred Wicket sperit Mr. Wn Tait isin'a very critical | Day with het parents in Port : condition. _ At the time of writing his| yo Rickard Ofiver and tighte recovery is doubtful," © Ae 'spent a_ couple of days in Miss Lyda Whiteside, of Peterbioro onto, Jast week: Normal 'School, 'was home for thé "xr. is vacation. 2 { relatives here. 3 Mr. Wm Beecroft, wife' and datigh={; ter, of Swansea, spent the week enc the home of Mr. Nathan. ns Mr. Corwin Andrus, of Toronto, visited friends in our village from Fri- day to. Monday. he 17 Mr. J. J. Glass, of Lin Friday last with friends hee. { Ry Mr. W. H. Elliott; wife and family, } 'On May 18th' Miss of Toronto, were in dur village last | was the victim of a' most serious ¢ Thursday visiting' friends." = a dent, one- of - the large -rolling barn istodged while siie-and Mr. Angus McLean; of Cameron, | doors became was the guest of hi§ brother 'Mr. Dan | Mrs, Raymes Mclean a few days last week. + {they ran but | Miss Alecias Morton, Bt oy | 1h recerAng a : was in'town renewing old ona, She anile bongs. She was Mr. Thomas Woolridge, wife. and [ooo cr > home. Xi family, of Brown'gsSchoelhouse, sperit & fews t0.4n -active Sunday with friends here. 3 gil She isa general fas rite and House We are sorry to learn that Mr. Win {has the syn f ally 3 and Martin is ow the sick list again: eh itn a Go Mrs: Grandy, of Omenee, was May hers, Othe late Mrs guest of Mrs. Alfred Webster 'a--fetw Mokinley hich rook ple days: A bi Sc SE able] 'Mrs: Christie, of Toronto, spent the: te any Thee. attest holiday at Mr. R.'S, Robertson's ing to the high esteem in which 'th Mrs: Herb Thotndyke, of Tol | deceased lady ts ho. "The | was the guest of Mr, and Mrs, A. M wis conducted by her pastor Rusland. , ic otton, The Shorr Jed in Mr. McWaters is veryill at propriate music; Some. be and his recovery is ach flowers were contributed by M, 2 : ; Turner, Prince Albert, Garnet Miss Bthel Dix; of Valentia, spent. , i Y the week end under the parental 'Mr. and Harold Wright, of Lin Girand Concert im the Evening visited friends in town on the a4 When the following Talented Entertainers from the "celebrated "Harry Rich Concert aad Entertainment" Bureau" will make their: first ap- pearance in Port Perry: 4 MILDR. WALKER, (Entertainer and Soprano) - + RD, {Oharacter Comedian and Monologist) ERY, at and Dramatic - Entertainer Avision --25¢--Reserved Seats, 35 cents, s@Plan of Hall at Flint's _ Qommittes--8. GRAHAM, Chairman; J, BE. MORRIS 1. G. HALL, Treas.: F.INGRAM," W. 000K « May. Hed z Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Barrowclos {and daughter Ruby. spent a few days last week with friends in O. Mr. John Wicket at his home ©; BO i» OR