La Grande evening observer., October 10, 1913, Image 3

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1913.
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latest kinks in correct dress.
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H. Zeek is over from Union to at
tend to his horses which will take part
in the Union county fair. .
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LA GRANDE, OREGON
OCTOBER 8, 9, lO and 11, 1913
' " ' '
' ' ' i - ' a :
A COMBINATION
TURAL AND OTHER
SPECIAL!
Added Attrac
tions Every Night
Rice & Dore's
Famous
Water Carnival
and Shows.
OF EXHIBITS RE PRESENTING THE AORICUL-
INSUSTRIAL ENEEGIES OF UNION COUNTY.
AGRICULTURAL SHOW, POULTRY AND.
PET STOCK SHOW, LIVE STOCK SHOW, ART
AND NEEDLEWORK EXHIBIT, SCHOOL EXHIBITS,-BETTER
BABIES CONTEST, HORTI
CULTURAL SHOW, WILD WEST SHOW, RACES
BANn CONCERTS, FREE ACTS, RICE AND
DORE CARNIVAL ATTRACTION.
SEE NEPTUNE'S DAUGHTER, OR UNDER
THE SEA, 25,000 JMABINE SPECTACLE; 30
AQUATIC fJTARS, 30; MYSTIFYING, BEAUTI
FUL, SUBLIME MALE AND FEMALE FANCY
SWIMMING AND HIGH DIVERS; LOG ROLL
ERS; WATER WALKERS, ETC.
OTHER ATTRACTIONS : MOTORDOME
OR DEATH WHIRL THREE KINETIC DE
MONS, REPRESENTING AN ACT THAT PINCH
ES THE HEART AND CHILLS THE BLOOD;
.BOOGER REDS. TEXAS RANCH SHOW OF ROP
ING AND RIDING.
' Free Acts. Band Concerts, all in addition to the Other Features of the
v Union County Fair.
CMS
Menageri
Museum !!
Of TAeJvn6e
west end JrfefiL
PRESENTINCr 52
Sensational acts.
3BIGRINGSE-ARENA
45 KINDS Of MUSIC
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JWtt ROSACE l?2AJtl
LA GRANDE,
SAT. OCT. 11
Tomorrow will be circus day in La
Grande. Two big rounds of genuine '
fun and entertainment will be offer
ed the public by the Al. G. Barnes big
3-ring wild animal circus. '
The Barnes show takes rank as "the
show that's different" and really it is
different from -any other circus, de
cidedly different, and bears the dis
tinction of being the only all-animal
actor circus in the world. '
InBtead of human acrobats, riders,
jugglers, ' tumblers, etc., being used
in giving the entertainment, trained :
animals of almost every description
and species ' are Introduced. 7 Lions,
tigers, lebpards: elephants, monkeys,
seals, sea lions, dogs, goats, horses,
midget ponies and a multitude of oth
er animals all educated to do some
stunt are cast to appear on the' Al. G.
Barnes ihow program. . !; (
One can not imagine more thrilling
spectacles than the big wild animal
acts presented by the men and women
trainers of the show. - They make one .:
daring. - . .
' A profusion of acts . that are in
structive and of a quiet, dignified
character are aUo shown. A full com-
pany of military horses and ponies
prance into the rings and do an in
spiring mase of drills: and marches.
Then there's the dogs, the comedy ele- -phants,
bears and mules. They pro- :
vide some of the spots on the program
where one can relax after seeing a
"shivery" act and have a good, hearty
taugn. inu.y ocner oig laugns are
provoked by the dozen clowns.
There are over' 850 animal actors
with the Barnes circus. It's the larg
est trained menagerie in the world. A ;
glitering street parade leaves the show
grounds for the down town districts
at 10:30. -v:y. v;
Tear Jek priatiag. Save it dar.e at
tke sTtr effUse.
Even Dollarway had to hunt shel
ter during the recent rains, and thus
Spring street paving will not pro
gress nearly so rapidly as if dry wea
ther had obtained.
The Modern Quick
Shoe Repair
FFBXS T TBI PMPUB OF LA GRANDS SOMRTHIKQ DIP
FMbNT K TH WAT 1? SHOE REPAIRING. OUR PLANT IS
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PAMKN 1UIWHT N THB aCAKKHT. WHICH ENABLES
US T PRVi A .AW F WORK SUPERIOR TO TH OLD
MS1BS. 1E1N VS YR OLD SHOES AND WB WILL MAKE
THH LOW LKl NSW.
R. L. DUIGNAN, Prop.
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by Using Kerosene Lamps?
PI6RE IT OUT.
Is it werth while te MaWager yew health and efcatffct, te pat up
with the daager, diseeafert aad iftceMTeaieaoe far the few Mats y.u
tkiak yea save? '
And Do You Really Save Anything?
New ia the tiaie te have that heuse wired; Pheae as today aad let
us explain the easy payment plaa; we will make it easy far yea.
Ota.M aie tekaig advaatage ef this liberal effer; better tevasMgate.
ties.
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