The Bournemouth Graphic. September 19th, 1913.

For Sale is an Issue of "The Bournemouth Graphic," September 19th, 1913."This issue contains 16 Pages, and has been removed from a Bound Volume.
Condition is Good, with browning to the page edgaes.

                                                        Contents.

                                     Articles, Adverts, and Photographs.

1. Advert for "Condac" Motor Depot, West Southbourne, Bournemouth.
2. Advert for "Handy Bros." The Arcade, Boscombe.
3. Advert for the "National Gas Exhibition."  Shepherd's Bush, London.
   
4. Advert for "Clarke Jones"  County Gates, Bournemouth West. House & Estate Agent.
5. Advert for "Mark Briant's Motor Coaches,"  Dail Runs.
6. Advert for "E. Isaac," 56, Ashley Road, Boscombe. Coal Merchant.
7. Poem called "The English Climate."  Written by A Patriot.
8. Advert for "W. S. White & Co. Ltd." 92, 94, Commercial Road, Bournemouth.
9. The Weekly Article "Jottings" Written by PHITZ.
   
10. A Trip on the "Studland Belle."
11. Alarming Street Incident in Commercial Road.
    
12. Topics of the Week.
13. Illustration by Eustace P. E.Nash called "Who is It ?"  No.V.  The "Belle"-rophon.
14. Advert for "Herr Vanek," Ladies Tailor.  Poole Hill,  Bournemouth.
15. Advert for "The Bournemouth Hydro," West Cliff, Bournemouth.
16. A Dissection of Immorality.
17. Advert for "Bournemouth Golf School."  489, Holdenhurst Road, Bournemouth.
18. Our 5/-Picture Scheme.
19. Advert for "Curtiss & Sons, Ltd."  
20. Advert for "Hewett & Hewett," 31. Royal Arcade, Boscombe,  5. Station Road, Parkstone.
21. Photograph showing "A Groupof Sunday Morning Bathers."
    
22. Advert for "Lott & Collard."  The Square, Bournemouth. Coal Merchant.
23. Concert and Stage.
    a- Theatre Royal :  "A Waltz Dream."
    b- Theatre Royal :  Veiled Suffragettes.
    c- Boscombe Hippodrome. (Programme for the week).
    d- Winter Gardens (This Weeks Music).
    e- West's Pictures. (Films at the Shaftesbury Hall this week.)
    f- Lansdowne Electric Theatre. (Programme for the next week.)
24. His 91st. Mr.Will Tyne rescues another Bather.
25. Red Funnel Marine Excursions.
    
26. Mr. W. Edward Kaye at the Sanatorium.
27. Court & Society Notes.
28. Poem called "Lottie's Secret.  A True Story in Verse." Written by H. Hallett B.
29. Advert for "J. E. Beale," Bournemouth,  Annual Sale.
30. Advert for "The Rainbow Dye Works."
31. Tragic Affair at Boscombe.  :  Shot in Bed.
32. The Weekly Article called "About Town."
33. Advert for "The intensive Egg Farm," Ferndown.
34. The Red Rail-Guide.
    
35. "Bournemouth Cartoon of the Week," drawn by Eustace P. E. Nash, called "CouncillorA. D-v-s (Chairman Tr-mw-ys C-mm-ttee) : "Now, what am I to do?"
36. Advert for "C. W. Powell," the LargestIron, Salt, & Metal Merchant in the Southern Counties. Head Office:  Victoria Road, Bournemouth.
37. The Daily Guide. For Everybody.  According to Planetary Influences. By  C. Starr-Smith.
38. Advert for "Tuckton Creekss Aero Summer House, near Christchurch.
39. Daily Marine Excursions by "Bournemouth Queen" and the "Stirling Castle."
40. Pleasure sailings by  Cosens & Co.'s Buff Funnel Steamers "Majestic" & "Monarch."
41. Advert for "Jeanette," 7. Manor Parade, Boscombe. Court Dressmakers and Milliners.
42. Music of the Week.  Written by Edwin Trusler.
43. Photograph showing "The Big Blaze at Branksome Park on Tuesday."of the House called Parkbury, Balcombe-road, Branksome Park.
44. Messrs. Cosens and Co.'s Marine Trips.
45. General John Regan.  George A. Birmingham's Comedy.
46. Poem called "Looking Backward." Written by Dorothy Silverman.
47. Sunday Services.
48. Short Story called "Hanner."  Written by William E. H. Kennedy.
    
49. Advert for "Hawkes & Son,"  99, Poole Road, Westbourne.("K" Boots & Shoes.)
50. Reverie.  Written by Stuart Houston.
51. The Southey-Frost School.
52. Illustration drawn by Eustace Nash called "The Hit of the Evening Egg-Zactly.
53. Illustration drawn by Eustace Nash called "There is Never a Dull Moment."
54. Advert for "Christchurch French Garden Co. Ltd." Stour Road, Christchurch.
55. Jumbo and Jimbo.  "Daily Mirror" Infant Elephants Help Local Hospitals.
    
56. The Muniicipal Orchestra. An enjoyable Motor Char-a-banc outing.
57. Advert for "Charles Bock," The Modern Ladies'and Gent.'s Tailor and Furrier. 4. Fisherman's Walk.  West Southbourne.
58. The Royal Entertainers.
59. Bournemouth Golf School.
60. Boscombe Cinema. (Films for the coming week.)
    
61. Winton Electric Theatre.  (Programme for the week.)
62. Bournemouth Electric Theatre.  (Programmeof Films for the coming week.)
63. Silver Wedding at Boscombe.:  Mr.and Mrs. Charles J. Game." with Photograph showing "Mr. and Mrs. Charles J. Game with their Son and Daughter."
64. Advert for"Bushill Barnes."  The Square, Bournemouth.
    
65. Fatal Sequel to Tram Accident.
66. Horse, Pony,and Donkey Parade.  Messrs. Futcher's again secure two "Firsts."
67. The Guildhall School of Music.
68. The Weekly Article "Is it a Fact-"
69. Advert for "FIAT Motors Ltd.," 101, Old Christchurch Road, Bournemouth.
70. Poem called "To a Friend," Written by William E. H. Kennedy.
71. "The Wareham Queen," trip from Poole Harbour up the Frome river to Wareham.
72. Hospital Sunday at Christchurch. (Annual Church Parade.)
73. Notes of the Week.
    a- Bournemouth Pleasure Gardens Illuminated.
    b-Richmond Park Chess Club.
    c- Lady thrown from her Horse in Boscombe.
    
74. Portrait Photograph of "Kreisler," the famous violinist who is appearing at the Winter Gardens, September 23rd.
75. Advert for the "Barton Court Hotel."  Barton-on-Sea, Hants.
76. Advert for "The Stourwood Garage," Stedman Road, West Southbourne.
77. The Weekly Article "What we want to Know."
78. Advert for "Empress Motor Coaches."  Daily Trips.
79. The Imperial Concert Party.
80. Next week at the Winter Gardens.
81. The Gay Cadets.
    
82. Future Happenings.