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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1954)
Oregon - - Va c a t i o n s U n I i m ited Salem. Ore., Father'e Day-Vacation Secv 3 90 xylites from Safem SALE SALUTES . . . jmk 52nd Anniversary 1 Wrapped Herel j ' j. v j; "v a. ' v.3 "V 'R-V- ' ...... 31 .-V -hX m v - CSS1 ? - - - - - , - r 1 1 - - i -' ' i- T7. MT. HOOD Even in summer-time, 11, '245-foot Mt. Hood h one of the outstanding scenic attractions of the nation, and Timber line Lodge (above) at the 6,000-foot level is a popular all-year center of activities. The lodge was dedicated by the late Pres ident Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1937. It is all but buried in snow during winter months but roads almost always are open to it. ?i - I; t : a. x a i fs miie-iong cnair m i over preipnou gorge i a rtiiuri si n inicniinrntni ratuinc. mdoui tu mil norrneasT or 9aiem Via I Oregpn City and a few miles off Highway 26). For Places to Go, Beaver State Has xEm; Sea Shore, Mountains Beckon Travellers DAD'S DAY GIFT SUGGESTIONS: ASH TRAY SETS BEVERAGE SETS BAR ACCESSORIES NOVELTY MATCHES COSTUME JEWELRY LEATHER WALLETS TIE HOLDERS PAJAMAS SHIRTS, SHORTS SWEATERS LUGGAGE SUSPENDERS BELTS SWIM TRUNKS NECKTIES BOW TIES HANDKERCHIEFS DRESS SHIRTS SPORT SHIRTS DRESS SOCKS SPORT SOCKS BOXED CANDIES BOXED NUTS SCHICK'S SHAVERS SUNBEAM'S SHAVERS REinNGTONS SHAVERS ELECTRIC BLANKETS WOOL CAR ROBES CAMERAS AFTER SHAVE LOTION D'ORSAY'S COLOGNE TABLE RADIOS TELEVISION SETS EASY CHAIRS , READING LAMPS CARD TABLES f i - v - eH. l tin SkrI iiikic 9n . N p' Njillp3Sc' i k AT. SI- -til It www - j i With ? A Favorite V Brands y y And Big Values! While many sections of the na tion are sizzling in summer heat, nature is providing Oregon vis itors with air-condidtioned days and cool nights and a wealth of vacation variety. For those who like to get off the beaten track or not, Oregon has a variety of vacationlands "away from it all." Along the 400-mile Pacific Ocean coastline in Oregon are many retreats for campers, fish ermen and vacationers where re laxation and recreation are the order the holiday. Just off the coast, bat, near enough for easy access 'are several forest camps : where life is easy in the great outdoors. Six state parks have been opened for camping on the coast for this season, too. And many ot the fishing resorts are located on. the coastal streams, off the beaten track, but easily ac cessible by automobile and paved highways. Memorable Trip On the southwestern coast, a trip by mail launch from Gold Beach to 'Agness is never-to-be-forgotten. This trip takes the visitor 32 miles up the Rogue River into a primitive hinterland accessible only by boat A longer boat trip,, consuming five days, may be taken from Grants Pass to the sea. Forest roads and forest camps In the southwestern part of Ore gon take visitors well into virgin territory where hiking, exploring, and horseback riding make happy holidays. The Siskiyou and Rogue River National Forests have many forest camps where the scent of fresh pine and fir .forests give zest to vacation days. Those who wish modern accommodations nearby will find these too. GUIDED TOUR AVAILABLE Such nationally famous spots as Oregon Caves and Crater Lake take Oregon visitors into the quiet of mountain fastnesses where wild animals seek refuge and become friends to the people who come to visit them. In these two national areas, too, are found some of the wonder of nature which everyone is privileged to see and enjoy. The guided tour through the Oregon Caves is both interesting and instructive. Ac commodations are available at the Chateau there. Crater Lake is the deepest of deep blues, set in the cauldron of an ancient volcano, 2,000 feet deep and over a mile high at : water leveL Wizard Island, an island within the lake is a perfect volcano in itself. Friendly rang ers lecture daily, explaining the formaiton of this very unusual and beautiful attraction. PACK TRIPS OFFERED Along the seven Oregon Cas cade Mountain passes are side roads to forest camp havens where lake and stream fishing, hiking and horseback riding are ! always a pleasure. Several pack j stations in the Cascades offer1 pack trips along the Skyline Trail ' and into the far reaches of the mountains and to back country i lakes. . ! For those who like their holi- ! days away from it all, but want ; accommodations, modern facili-1 ties and resorts are found ; throughout the Cascades on easy- 1 to-travel highways. The great high plateau range lands of Central and Eastern Ore gon are 'filled with the romanti cism of the Old West Here re found modern vacation facilities j and guesland dude ranches which ; give flavor -of-the -West and rec- I reation galore. j Formations Interesting Wildlife and geologic forma- i tions are interesting for explora- : tion, too, in this area. Such famous places as the Hart Moun tain Antelope Refuge near Lake view, the Malheur Wildlife Refu ge near Burns, several other 1 refuge areas and lava and fossil beds are all situated for maxi mum enjoyment 1 In the Wallowa and Blue moun tains are other forest retreats and semi-areas where it's fun to be alive. The Eagle Cap Wilder ness area south of Wallowa Lake is one of the few remaining prim itive areas in the nation. Within its boundaries are several peaks over 10,000 feet in elevation, count less alpine lakes and beautiful white water streams. Other vaca tion' areas are found at Spout Springs along Oregon State High way 204 and the Anthony Lakes region out of La Grande and Baker. Forest Camps Ready South of the Wallowas, acces sible from Halfway and Pondosa, is the Eagle Creek forest area where forest camps are found to I tempt the camper and explorer. This year boat trips are avail able through Hells Canyon- from Robinette, Oregon, to Lewiston, Idaho, on the awesome Snake River. The Baker Chamber of Commerce is also sponsoring mo tor trips from Homestead, Ore gon to view the depths of Hells canyon from Sheep Rock and Red Ledge Mine. Arrangements for the boat trips and motor trips may be made by writing directly to the Baker Chamber of Com-1 merce. Along the famous Columbia : River Gorge, too ,are stopping 1 places and sidetrips which make I this trip a memorable one in any traveler's vacation log. A hiking trip up the bkyline Trail, from Eagle Creek Forest Camp, east of Bonneville, where overnight camping is convenient and enjoy able, is one of the pleasant ex periences in this area. Father's Comfort Comes First! A handsome, easy -chair, is a gift that FATHER will use and enjoy every day . . . welcome gift of year-round comfort. Whether if s an upholstered (and remember, in the fab ric of your -choice) or a distinctive, beau tiful leather chair, it will be a smart addition to your home and a de light to father. s m cue am que mm WE HAVE OTHER GIFT SUGGESTIONS, too ... a decorative smoking stand to make his hours of relaxation really comfortable ... a lamp for his chair or desk and be sure to see the valet stands for his bedroom. FURNITURE at JKUie THIRD FLOOR Show your regarcf ,for your farnilyvMarv with. ,a. thoughtful ' ift from-, our desicinecf-for-DacL: collection We've ofiice.-derv and' outdoor accessories . ' hobby, haberdashery, Iravel gifts-c c , everything to please'him. Come select -what Father likes- bestl Man-Formed Shirts by Manhattan $3.95-4.95 . . . GIVE DAD A MANHAT TAN "MAN FORMED" SHIRT IN HIS NECK AND SLEEVE SIZE AND LENGTH AND WATCH HIM CROW ABOUT IT! Manhattan tailored-to-fit dress and sport shirts have not equal for all around shirt satis faction. Give him Manhattan.' VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS $3.95-$4.95 A representative line of this famous brand may' always be found at Miller's. Choose dress or sports shirts in all the fav orite colors and white. Holeproof and Interwoven Socks for Dad! . . if rdad likes his socks good . . . what dad doesn't . . . give him Holeproof. Here are dress and sport socks in the new mariner . . . new materials . . . aeiC 1 1 regular and "stretch"' kinds. 09C to I.IU Paris Belts 1.50, $2.50 ... May be-dad -needs a. new, belt;. . . he should. have several for dress, business, sports- and rough wear. Paris has them' all. -Plain-cowhide . . ..simulated rep ' tile, calf,, shell cordovan,, etc.. Black,, brown,, tan. Slow down- See the country. .ZTT JXiS' pcoptc wfll lietp yoa imt lf it . hofc- vTy-TTK i '- fay. Scarf coapea (befcxr) Mr. W JJJZ$sA pr ' Q HUm. W mtm ii,.' Q Mi i i Mil fjl Pajamas By Manhattan I . . . Give Dad a pair of Swanky Pajamas with the Man hattan label attached . . . in rayon or cotton j2S w9S broadcloth. All Sizes. to PI Make Dad Happy -Jtot Mra a H0LLYV0GUE TIE V . -si '111 I ' A TM H0LLYV0GUE TIE W fcf Fa,l,cr'S Day " ' Extra Special! 52d Anniversary Sale of Socks 3 prs. M.00 . . . from a famous brand sock mills we found this special purchase of meq's dress and sport socks that are marvelous values at 3 pairs for $1.00. Ev ery pair was formerly priced at 85c or more per pair. See these in the men's section, main floor. Sl5 Bought for particular Dads i ... by particular chiyren I .Jvne,20s $50 To $20 Man's Section, Main Floor Sr y& y grows on you! Interwoven Flexible Socks slide on and adjust naturally-to the size and shape of yovr foot. They never droop, ntver wrinkle, nover twist, never pull. Knit in a fine ribbed pattern of lOOfo nylon, they're the amazing result of an amazing new process. The regular size fits any foot- Open Fridays Till 9:00 Manhattan Handkerchiefs 35c ,o1.00 . . . give dad a half dozen Manhattan linen or fine cot ton handkerchiefs, for his big day. Include some pock et handkerchiefs in white or colors to go with hts suits. Gift wrapped for his day! .
