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The Bournemouth Graphic. November 14th, 1913.
- Issue.
- £18.50
For Sale is an Issue of "The Bournemouth Graphic, November 14th, 1913. This issue contains 16 Pages,and has been removed froma Bound Volume.
Condition is Good, with browning to the paperedges.
Contents.
Articles, Adverts, and Photographs.
- Advert for "Condac" Motor Depot, West Southbourne, Bournemouth.
- Advert for "Curtiss & Sons." 180, Holdenhurst Road, Bournemouth.
- Advert for "W. Haydon," Ironmonger, Gas, Hot Water, Sanitary and Electrical Engineer, Lansdowne.
- Advert for "Bournemouth Gas and Water Co."
- Advert for "Clarke Jones," Bournemouth West, House & Estate Agent.
- Half Page Advert for "The Stourwood Garage," Stedman Road, West Southbourne.
- Advert for "E. Isaac's Coals."
- The Weekly Article called "Jottings," Written by PHITZ.
- Advert for "Bournemouth Golf School," 480, Holdenhurst Road, Bournemouth.
- Advert for "The Intensive Egg Farm," Ferndown.
- The Red Rail-Guide.
- Short Poem called "Dream". Written by Desiree Desmond.
- Topics of the Week.
- Illustration called "Who Is It ?." No. XII. 'S-Nice !'. Drawn by Eustace P. E. Nash.
- Advert for "Charles Bock," The ModernLadies and Gents Tailor and Furrier. 4. Portman Terrace, Fisherman's Walk, West Southbourne.
- Advert for "The Bournemouth Hydro, West Cliff, Bournemouth.
- Local Football Surprise. Sequel to Boscombe's Protest. (Referee Struck off.)
- Advert for "Bushill Barnes," The Novelty House, The Square, Bournemouth.
- Advert for "Mark Briant's High Class Motors."
- Advert for the "Barton Court Hotel," Barton-on-Sea, Hants.
- Portrait Photograph of "Mr. W. J. Miller," the Inventor of the wonderful Chef-d'oeuvre System for cutting ladies' garments.
- Advert for "Sidney Barns," Photographer,21, Town Hall, Avenue, Bournemouth.
- Concert and Stage.
a- Theatre Royal : Mr. George Dance's "Dancing Mistress."
b- Theatre Royal : Sir George Alexander's Visit.
c- Boscombe Hippodrome. : (Programme for the week.)
d- Winter Gardens : (Programme of events for the week.)
e- Half Page Advert for 'Argyll' Cars, Hine Bros, County Gates, Westbourne, Bournemouth. - Court & Society Notes.
- Advert for "The Rainbow Dye Works."
- Portrait Photograph of "Sir George Alexander," who is paying a personal visit with his company to the Theatre Royal next week in his latest success, "The Attack."
- Visit of the Earl of Lytton,to the St.Peter's Hall.
- Anti-Vivisection. Public Meeting at St. Peter's Hall.
- Advert for "Madame Blackhall," Corset Specialist. 119,oldChristchurch Road,Bournemouth.
- Advert for "Madame Wilson," Court Dressmaker. 15, Queen's Road, Bournemouth.
- S. P.G. Sale of Work.
- Bournemouth's Cartoon of the Week.called "The Tale of the Tear-Stained Tribe !." Drawn by Ernest P. E. Nash.
- Olympia. A Stroll Round the Motor Show. Interviews with Local Representatives.
a- Messrs. Warn & Co.
b- The Grosvenor Garage.
c- Messrs. W. W. Graham and Co.
d- Argyll Cars.
e- The Fiat.
f- South Coast Garages Ltd.
g- Messrs.Hendy Bros.
h-Bournemouth Imperial Motor Works Ltd.
i- The Stourwood Garage.
j- Salisbury Hotel Garage.
k- Where to get Motor Outfits. - Advert for "J. Pottle & Sons." 218, Old Christchurch Road, Bournemouth.
- Advert for "Salisbury Hotel Garage."
- Half Page Advert "The Grosvenor Garage."
- Half Page Advert for "South Coast Garages Ltd."
- Advert for "W. W. Grahamm & Co." West Cliff Garages, Bournemouth.
- Advert for "Fiat, Motors, Ltd.," 101, Old Christchurch Road, Bournemouth.
- Advert for "Hendy Bros.," Boscombe.
- Full Page Advert for "Warn & Co.," 231, High St., Poole.
- Advert for "F. G. Burroughs.60, Charminster Roadm, Bournemouth. "Motor Clothing."
- Photograph showing "Les Danseuses Classiques." A charming troupe of dancers who are making special appearances at the Winter Gardens on Tuesday next at 3 and 8.
- Thrice Mayor of Bournemouth. Re-election of Dr. McCalmont Hill in Winter Gardens. Councillor Sparkes becomes Alderman. (With Photograph).
- Advert for "Hawkes & Son," 99, Poole Road, Westbourne.
- Advert for "Slade & Wood's" 123, Old Christchurch Road, Bournemouth.
- Sunday Services.
- Mayoral Luncheon. Wit and Humour at Municipal College.
- Portrait Photograph of "Mr. Will Tyne." Whos was publicly presented by the Mayor of Bournemouth with a framed vellum Certificate from the Royal Humane Society at the Winter Gardens on Monday Morning. Mr. Tyne has been instrumental in saving no less than 91 Lives from drowning.
- Portrait Photograph of "The New Alderman," Mr.Councillor H.Sparkes, who was elevated to the Aldermanic benches at the election of Aldermen held at the Winter Gardens on Monday.
- West's Pictures- (Attractions coming up.)
- Bournemouth Electric Theatre : (Films for the coming week.)
- Advert for "Lott & Collard's" Coals.
- Feathered Friends. Successful Cage Bird Show at Bournemouth. (With Photograph).
- Water Colour Drawings. Interesting Exhibition at St. Peter's Hall.
- Boscombe Cinema : (Programme of Films shown this week.)
- The Clarence Cinema: (Programme of Films for the coming week.)
- Portrait Photograph showing "Miss Gwladys Elms," The talented local Soprano, whohas just returned from filling some successful engagements in Yorkshire, and will again appear at the Winter Gardens on the 21st inst.
- Advert for "Bushill Barnes," The Square, Bournemouth.
- The Weekly Article "Is it a Fact-."
- "I Should Worry ?" The Great Attraction at Boscombe Hippodrome.
- Portrait Photograph for "Miss Marie Dainton." The charming actress who is appearing in London's great revue "I Should Worry," at the Boscombe Hippodrome next week.
- Advert for "Herbert Rigler," Coal, Corn & Forage Merchant, Wimborne Road, Winton, Bournemouth.
- Advert for "C. W. Powell," The Largest Iron, Salt, & Metal Merchant in the Southern Counties. Head Office : Victoria Road, Bournemouth.
- Notes of the Week.
a- Bournemouth Liberal Clubs; Billiard League.
b- Winton & Moordown Women's Liberal Association, Whist Drive.
c- Winton Boy Birched.
d- Monthly Meeting of the Poole Women's Liberal Association.
e- Ratepayers' Association Secretary Resigns.
f- Startling Accident at Parkstone. - The Gay Coons Concert at the Temperance Hall, Haviland-road, Boscombe.
- Music of the Week. Written by Edwin Trusler.
- Advert for "The Weighbridge Coal."
- Advert for "A. W. Futcher & Co." Cranborne Mews, Tregonwell Road, Bournemouth.
- Dorset Children's Home Concert.
- Forthcoming Lantern Lecture.
- Future Happenings.
