Little Falls herald., 1914-09-18
FAIR PROGRAM COMPLETED ID
VAUDEVILLE, BAND coNcERrs,
BASEBALL GAME AND oTHER
ATTRACTIONS SCHEDULED

On next Wednesday morning tho
gates to the fair grounds in the south: h:as
eastern part of the city will open fors.
the 1914 county fair, which promises
to be a record breaker if the weather:
is favorable.
The entry Of exhibits must be made
on Wednesday, the first day Of tho
fair, from 9 O'Clock a. nj. to s p.. MS
Many Improvements have been mades
at the fair grounds and the fair So
ciety will be better able at this time
to handle exhibits Of every kind. The.
stock sheds have been repaired and
additional lights have been installed
on the grounds for the benefit Of those
who come to view the exhibits IN the
evenings.
On Thursday morning the Judging
Of exhibits begins. The Agricultural
department of the Extension Division
Of the state university will send two
judges here to make the awards.
Thursday afternoon the entertaip-
ment begins. Bastien g band will give i
a concert beginning at O'Clock p. M
Following this the Menards, head
and hand balancers and equiib
will entertain the visitors. The 1esSs
nards are two young ladies who exe-s
cute remarkable feats Of head, hand
perch balancing, contOrtiOna and clever
ground acrobatics. One of their feass:
lures is their original head slide on
roller skates down thirty DOT in- s.
cline. Their acts will be put on eachS.
day.
Granada & Fedora, called the Aerial
Wonders, also give an exhibition every
afternoon and evening. They intro
duce their own invention, a revolving
electric-cascade fountain, and perform
aerial feats, such as walking tight
wires. At the evening performanceza
they put on q special fire work dis
play.
The Real Quartette, composed OF
four colored singers, is probably the
best attraction scheduled. This quar-
tette is pronounced the greatest nfra Us.
esnplne southern coiored qla.tettess
They have appeared at state fairs and
expositions and at the 1913 annual.
meeting cf National State Fair and
Exposition association at Chicago,
where they made a great hit. They
sing rag time songs, up-to-date songs,
southern songs and do coon shouting.
"A merry-go-round will also be ons
the grounds throughout, the fair week
for which the usual prices will prevail
Friday is Children s Day, and all
children will be admitted at half price
on that day. The public schools Of
the city will be closed during the af
ternoon to allow the children to at-s
tend. a baseball game between tho
Elks and the Redmen may be sched-
saaed Sbe played IN the af ftssnoo
beginning ats,3:30
The exhibits this year promise tos.
be better than ever and the prizes afSal
also better. A total Of 81 500 win be-
given away in prizes for the best ex.s
hibits of agriculture, horticulture, for
iculture, horses, cattle, sheep, swine,
poultry, manual training and domestic
science. special EXHIBIT will be put
on in the school exhibit building by
the children Of the rural schools. There
will be as high as five prizes on cer-zs
tain exhibits. First prizes will b.e
marked blue ribbons, second with red.
third with white, fourth with pink and
fifth with yellow.
PROGRAM
Admission
Children 10 cents; Friday, Children,
C0Aoo1 AAHAU1tOI CAChct, OV C00vS 80
Season tickets, $1.00. Z .'
Wednesday, September 23 -
9. a. m. to s p. m.-Entry Of exhibits.
: Exhibitor must present himself At
entry office on grounds, procure Ak
hibitor's ticket and entry card for
each separate article. Exhibits vii
be placed by fair employees.
Thursday, September "a
Morning-Judging Of Exhibits be-
gins.
Afternoon-1 to 2 O'Clock, band con-.
cert.
2 to 4 o'clock, Free attractions.
The Menards-Head and hand Bal. s
ancers and equilibrists Best acts
for the 1914 fair season.
Granada and Fedora-Aerial won
ders, introducing their revolvinR
electric cascade fountain
special fire works display during
the night performance.
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