Carousel first issues in first load - javascript

i have a problem with carousel image banner slider. In first load my page is looks like this
Looks there are three consecutive images when i load page (those images should be banner slide). But after a moments (less than a second) three images are rendered in proper way. After a moment here is the view of web page
The problem is i want at first load web page i want a state looks like second image. Anyone know the problem ? i had just debugged via chrome debugger and nothing wrong with my javascript, could you give me any clue what is wrong with ?

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