The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-04-10
How About Your
Vacation? Begin
to Plan 1t Now.
BY BEATRICE FAIRFAx)

UTHERE are you going on your va
w catiOn2 1t may seem rather early
10 be asking that question. but
half the fun Of the trip lies in the plan
ming of IT, Also, il you begin now to save
your money there will be no strain on
your pocketbook when vacation time ar
rives.
In the first place get a complete change
OF air II possible.
For people who live the year around
near the sea nothing is so beneficial as a
change inland. And for those who live
inland a change to sea air acts like q
tonic
From personal experience know ths
fun OF camping.
Try and get half a dozen girls and the
same number Of young men and con-
genial chaperOn together and spend your
holiday on the shore or in the woods.
You will need several tents, but they
can be rented for nominal sum and you
will bring home a store OF health that
vii. last you all through next winter. To
sit around huge bonfire In the evening
roasting corn or potatoes or marshmal-
! lows is the best of fun.
Talk il over with your friends and
see il you can't manage to do something
/ Of that sort for your vacation. IL VIII
be fun planning it, and it won't be an
! expensive experience
! walking trip is a delightful way TO
/ spend a vacation. With one or two con
/ genial companions, you would enjoy IL
/ immensely.
Few Clothes Necessary.
If you camp out or go on a walking
/ tour YOU will need few clothes A short
/ skirt, plenty of shirtWaists, a plain hat
| of straw OF felt, good stout shoes, several
pairs of serviceable stockings and a
! sweater will be about all yOu viii need
4 beyond the necessary undergarments.
| Do you know the taste Of food cooked
| out of doors, fish that has just been
] caught. bacon sizzling hot, hot buttered
/ st Il
I no better meal in the world than that.
/ 1 used 10 camp on an Island IN the
/ northern lakes OF Canada.
! Every man in the party had his own
canoe and, needless to add, his own gin.
/ Nothing could equal the excitement OF
\ getting up at dawn and catching the Hsh
1 for breakfast
| And nothing could equal the enjoy
ment Of sitting in the bow Of a canoe ana
! being nOiselessly padded In ana our
/ among the moOn-lit islands.
| No matter what you do, take plenty
/ of time Ia planning. Don't spend your
money on something that will turn out ~
| be a fizzie.
! If YOU cannot get away but must spend
/ your holiday at home, tt,en try ana at
| range to take daily excursions
There are lovely spots 70 visit all WITHIN
an hours ride of New York.
! One thing is most important ana tlat
/ is that you spend your time out OF doors.
Have you ever taken a trip oy ttolley F.
/ You can go from. New York TO Maine ia
mat manner and people who have taken
the trip tell me that it is delightful one
Enjoy Your Piaytime.
At the different railway and steamship
offices YOU can get circulars describing
/ The many charming and inexpensive trips
/ that may be taken.
! Look them well over and see If you
can't find something that will appeal 60
you. LII. 49,.
YOU are very sure that you want 10 90
/ Remember that il is your playtime OF the
wear and that you have the right TO spend
il i'm the way that you will most enjoy
For that reason I urge you 70 think y
well over and to go some place that VII
he an experience, and where you VIII gel
your moneys worth of health and fun