DAYTON
y
HERALD.
SR9°“®»»r year if patala advMM
■aid within dx months.
lav advsrtlMmenta, Stasis tach per
ifli Meh additional In th M cento par
q rending notices in local column Scants
■arrtscs noUoex aotazMsdlns
.-------- .a free, It Mat tn for public»-
U once. O»rd of thank., resolutions, and
liar matter s cent» per line.
VOL. XXII
1/
GST PRINTED:--
Cards, Posters. Circulars.
Letter and Bill Heads, etc
DAYTOE HERALD Office.
DAYTON, OREGON. FRIDAY. JULY 13, 1906.
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NO. 19
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The W. C. T. U. will meet at the ARRIVAL AND DEPABTDRB OF MAILS.
home of Mre. Lydic next Tuesday
Depart
at 2:3Q p. m.
Tbe government snag boat is at
Mt p. m.
work on the Willamette river, a
«k When you are building or repeairing, and need nails, locks or
short
distance
below
Wheatland.
Owing to tbe backward season we have decided to begin our Midsummer Clearance Sale one
ABB1VAL AND DBPABTUBK OP TRAINS. other hardware, give the undersigned a call.
Priced of stoves,
There will be preaching in the Leave. Dayton for Portland at
a. m
week earlier than usual, on our entire line of Ladies and Mens Summer Wear. Beginnig:
hardware and other articles in our line, the lowest.
Christian church next Lords Day ; Arrive, at Dayton from Portland 5^S p.' m.
both morning and evening AU are j =
IMPDEMENT8, SHELF HARD-
invited.
j
Rev.
C. C. Poling, late president WAKE, PAINTS and OIL8. Our prices are a« low ’as tbe lowest.
Literary and ice cream social at of Dallas College, having been Goods not I d stocx will be ordered without delay.
Webfoot M. E. church thia (Friday) elected president of Western Union
Here is a chance for you to buy goods before the Fourth at a big reduction.
evening, by Epworth League. The College at La Mars, Iowa, is pre-
public invited.
Earing to go to bis new field of labor.
MENS OUTING SUITS.
BOYS KNEE PANT SUITS.
Services at the M. E. church Sun Ie expects to leave Dallas within
Regalar $ 6 00 values; Sale price 9 4 65.
Regular 92 50-12 75 and 93 00 values. Sale price 91 95 day evening. Subject: "The Perils a few davs. Rev. Poling has been
10 00 “
“
“
7 85.
a faithful worker io tbe upbuilding
“
3 50- 4 00 and 4 50
“
2 65 of tbe Nation ”
<1
11 00 M
M. P. D ixon , Pastor.
of tbe Evangelicial church in Ore-
8 45.
All
our
boys
wash
suits
at
4
regular
price
12 50 U
9 15.
A bible class will be organized at gon, especially in this section of the
75c-85o and 91 00 Golf Shirts; Sale Price 62c.
15 00
11 85/
tbe
Baptist church to-night. Rev qt*te. In part, it is through his
Ct
16
„ 50
12 90.
elations will be tbe first book to be energetic labors that tbe Evangeli
M«os regular 92 50 and 93 50 Outing Pants, sale price 92 15
cal school has been kept alive and
studied. All invited. '
placed
on a firm footing. Friends MADE^ IN
All our Mens Summer Suits, regular 9 8 50 values; sale price 9 6 90 ‘
We are informed that one man
in the vicinity of Salem, offered his
JJ’ReV8reDd genUeman, of
’. “
“
"
10 00
" a “
“ 7 85
**
u
« , 12
io xn
OREGON
50 /•< A n
9 90
crop of hay at 92 per ton qn the
man?’ .“d •I®0
H
««„„.I
u
—
»
M
thruout
the
State
are
loth
to
have
15 00 “
11 85
ground, after it was cat.
Cl
H
him give up the work- and leave,
16 50 J “
12 90
Thera is likely to be a shortage of but wish him success in nis new
Cl
18 50 ' "
14 75
hop pickers this year,*s there is of field of labor and that be may bo
„
T
20 00 “
“ ' “
16 35
berry
pickers. Hop men of Salem, able to accomplish much.good there.
Yonths Long Pants Suits, ages 12 to 20, at proportionate reduction.
are already advertleiug for pickers. His snooeesor as president of Dallas
DC MMK
Entire line of mens aud"boya Straw HaU at one-half regular price
F. R. Wilson and sou Herman, college, Rev. C. A. Mook, comes
proprietors of the Wilson sawmill with the highest of recommenda
The Plummer mens 2 50 Shoe
I
at Meadow Lake, who, with iheir tions, and he has the confidence of
Ladies Tan Shoes
2 50 values; 4
mill crew celebrated tbe Fourth in those interested in tbe college, that
3 00
“
" - 230
Dayton, with their employ« re with tbe aid of co workers the good
M
n
8 50
“
“
2 85
turned
to Meadow Lake Monday.
work commenced will be continued
Boys and Girls Shoes at proportionate cut prices.
R W. Swink, tbe R KT* Agent, to establishment of a high grade in
OUR DRY GOODS STORE SALE.
has been away this week looking stitution of learning.
ALL THIS SEASONS SHIRT WAISTS.
after
business interests in Liou and
10 and 12|c wash goods; sale price 1\
Regular 75c; sale price 54o
The last meeting of the season
Polk counties. Mrs. ¿Swink is at
cc
15, 164, 18, 20c '
" 91 00
'
“
•' U
of
tbe Pleasant Hour Reading Club
“ 68o
tending to tbe business of the sta
224, 25, 30
“ 164
Is an Oregon production made in
1 25
was held at tbe pleasant home of
“ 78c
tion
during
tbe
absence
of
her
hus
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M
35, 87j and 40
"23
Salem by C. M. Eppley. It is a
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
B.
Stilwell,
in
the
1
50
and
92
00;
sale
price
11
29
band.
I,
50 and 60
“ 39 .
pure, unadulterated Baking Powder
- The water in the Willamette Webfoot neighborhood. Tbe mem-
25 and 35 cts Wash and Silver Belts, sale price 18o
and contains do poisonous or dill-
beis
report
having
bad
a
very
en-
Regular115o Ladies Vests, sale ptice 9c
river has reached low water mark.
60, 65 and 75c Gilt and “
“
•*
“ 38o
tirous substance injurious to health.
“ 25c
“
“
«
“ 16c
joyaÿle meeting. Mr. and Mrs.
Boats do not run to Corvallis now
Remainder of Ladies Wash Skirt stock from 91 50
“ 50c
u
“
“
This Baking Powder is rapidly
Stilwell,
son
and
daughters,Kill
of
“ 28c
on accoant of low water. Boats
to 92 50, to close out at 98c each..
gaining in favor by those who have
whom were at home, gave tbe mem
Hundreds of other articles too numerous to mention, to be closed out at a big saorafice. Call early are beginning to have troublo to bers of the olub a most hearty wel
given it a trial. All grocers in Sa
ana get hrst choice
1 make tbe run as far up stream as come, and treated their guests in a
lem keep it in stock. As also do
Salem.
in valley towns and cities.
most pleasing and hospitable mari
PUT UP IN GLASS JAtó others
/ The B. Y. P. U. society of the ner, making it a very pleasant occa
Patronize home—“Made inOre-
Baptist church, met in business sion for the visitors, who express
gon” products.
Use Perfection
dession at tbe home of Mr. and words of highest praise and appre
Baking Powder.
Mrs. D. A. Snyder Wednesday even- ciation
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of the pleasant and delight
ing. After transaction of busi ness ful afternoon spent with the Stilwell
Eggs 20 cents.
a pleasant social hour was enjoyed { family. The pleasure of tbe meet-
by tbe young people.
ing was greatly added to by the
Butter 30c roll.
I
From the large number of differ excellent music rendered by Mise
Ice at Detmering’sr
ent conveyances now bringing Louise Jones,
New wall paper at Harris’.
cream to 4he creamery, it wtfuk
GrairT is ripening rapidly this
w:
Ice and ice cream of best quality appear that there waa sufficient week, and farmers are beginning to
cream,
received
to
keep
tbe
creamery
at Detiirering’s.
in operation and not have cream harvest it. There- is some fine
Three months’ free trial fotr merely
The Cosmopolitan, furthermore, has
sending your namep
The very beet make of bop press shipped from here.
fields of grain this season, of wheat,
just begun one of . the .most remarkable
barley, rye and oats. Robert Mag
No money,^-no letter,—nothing but exposes ever attempted by a contempo es at Castle & Co.’s.
The
farmers
are
now
making
hay
rary magazine,—‘‘The Treason of the
your address on attached coupon.
Chas. Hadley was a Sunday vis while the sun shines. . The hay ness, on the Wheatland road has a
Senate,''by David Graham Phillips.
itor to Newberg. "
IL after three months’ trial you wish
crop is an immense one this year, field of oats, a portion of which
wllj be strieUy Impossible, during
to have the magazine stopped,—merely
and
the quality is good. The sea stands over 7 foot in heigbth and is
Mowing
machines
and
hay
rakes
thia
series,
for
us
’
to
Insure
news-stand
tell lit,—and the copies received will
purchasers
a
copy
of
the
magazine,
but,
son
has
been very favorable for the well beaded. A. M- Kirkwood also
at
Castle
&
Co.
’
«.
{
cost you nothing.
growth
of
grass and cereals AL has a fine field of oats. Wm. Mil
We
do
guarantee
that
all
readers
who
Wm.
Caseeday
is
aow-^t
work
In
Tou am to be the exclusive judge.
have, under this special offer, applied the Emerson sawmill at "Hopewell. horses, cattle and other stock should ne, tbe model farmer of this section,
has a large and very fine field of
And there'll bo no questions, no quib direct to the office for copies, will receive
bling, nothing.
We are informed) that Geo. Dor fare well this and next year.
regularly the magazine during this bril
wheat, which did not have a weed
All
in
the
vicinity
of
Day
ton
and
liant series of articles.
sey had the third attack of paral
in it, and was of uniform heghtb,
We’ll leave the decision to you.
other parts of the county, who were and looked as even as a floor.' The
ysis last week.
Be
sure
to
read
this
most
scathing
of
If, after three months' test, you find all political exposures,
in
attendance
at
the
Fourth
of
July
Dr. W. O. Powell has had remark
heads were well filled with grain.
you need the Cosmopolitan, let us send
you the magazine for theffuli year.
able success in tbe treatment of all celebration in Dayton, are enthusi-
astio
in
their
words
of
approval
ol
M arbiage L icenses
That'K all them la to It.
Wo thorougly believe that every Intel female complaints.
the courteous welcome extended by
ligent reader will not only take but aUtU-
Mre. Anna Westerfield and son the committee to the K general
cucrai puuuu,
public,
t •
ally want the^Cosmopolitan. sbouIiTfie
Effie May Stichler, age 18, to Jno. NOTE AND LETTER PAPER,
spent Sunday with relatives and/gnd aw
for . tbe well icuucrou
rendered piu&iaw,
program, McCulley, age 21, both residents of
once see the magazine iteqlf.
ENVELOPES, PLAIN AND FANCY,
i
Remember, though, that in reading the
friends at Lafayette.
r
’’ ' afforded those
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___ ____ Yamhill county.
which
in attendance
„»»rrer.«,
P
KN8
«
INK
-
FANCY
NOTE
PAPER
AND TABLETS
And
that
’
s
why
we
offer
a
three
months'
Cosmopolii ,n, you are reading one of tbe ree trial at our expense. Wp leave the
A
Four berry pickers can get two much enjoyment.
Mary Ellen Shuck, age 36, of CANDIES, NUTS, ALL KINDOF
oldest high-class magazines published decision entirely upon the merit of the
weeks work picking Logan berries
THE BEST CONFECTIONERY MADE, *
"
.
today in America.
On Thursday Rev. Dixon brought Yamhill county, to Ray Lester
magazine.
for John Corder at Wheatland.
¡ORANGES, LEMONS, ANDOTHERTROPICAL FRUITS,
to this office sample of peaches Hickman, age 35, of Multnomah
Such eminent and great men have in
If you don’t like the three months re
ALSO,
the past contributed to the reputation of ceived,
Mrs. E. Aiderman and little son grown on bis farm at Webfoot. The county.
you may stop the paper, aud the
the Cosmopolitan as; President Roose
peaches were fine specimens of fruit
Leia
Frances
Agee,
age
21,
of
copies
received
won
’
t
cost
you
a
cent.
Dwight,
left
Friday
for
a
visit
with
velt, Mark Twain, President Eliot, John
and looked so tempting that the Yamhill county, to LymanE. Jones,
Wanamaker, Count Tolstoi, Henry Wat
The offer is clear, plain, straightfor relatives and friends at Portland.
fruit editor was not long about sam age 29, of Polk county.
erson, James Whitcomb Blley, etc., etc. ward.
Filer & Son want your butter pling, and found them of excellent
You
are
to
be
the
only
judge.
The following Hot of eminent contrib
“T hk D evil ’ s R eligion .”—This
and eggs, for which they will pay quality. Mr. Dixon has enough of
utors—taken from among a hundred oth
Wo are going to leave It all to your
the highest price.
the fruit for family use. He has is the morning topic at tbe the Bap
ers—will Indicate the remarkbly high decision.
tist church next Sunday. The dis-
standard that will be maintained by the
If you have a watch, clock, or other varieties of fruit on hie farm mission will be on the modern drift
Could anything be more fair?
Cosmopolitan during 1906—F iction : Sir
that
is
doing
well,
which
is
proof
Gilbert Parker, Alfred Henry Lewis,
Fill out today the coupon below—place anything in that line that needs that the land is well adapted to the of church nfe. In the evening the
Booth Tarkington. A bt : Frederic Rem in an envelope—remall to us—and re repairing, try Litscber..
pastor will preach to young men on
growth of fruit.
*
ington, Henri Lanos, Frank Verbeek. delve three months' tost free.
Miss Wise, daughter of Mrs. Mor
S pbcial : Henry Watterson, Edwin
Haze), a little daughter of Mr. the. subject, "The Governor’s Decis
But mail the coupon today—tomor ris Cain, who has been visiting her
Markham, Elbert Hubbard.
and Mre. F. O. Lyotr, who live on ion.” Miss Elma Parish will sing
row may never come.
LODGE DIRECTORY,
mother left for Grants Pass Wednes the place formerly owned by Peter a solo, and the regular choir will be
No finer array of talent could possibly
COSMOPOLITAN MAGAZINE
be offered than the list of world special
day. "
assisted
by
a
junior
choir.
All
Jenson, but now owned by Mr. Lyon,
1789 B uoadwai , Naw Y obk .
ists named above.
Mrs. O. W. Simler returned from died last Sunday at 4 p- m Fu welcomed.
••Home” magazine is the key-note to
W. OF THE W.
her Oregon City visit Wednesday neral Tuesday afternoon ; burial in
J. L. Thurman and family, and
the Cosmopolitan.
afternqpn; having bad a pleasant Odd Fellows cemetery. The death Mr. Thurman’s brother, R. L. OLD HICKORY CAMP« $0. 200
In no senseis the Cosmopolitan a small,
visit with ber daughter.
of the little girl, it is thought, was Thurman, ofOoonto, Nebraska, and Woodmen of the World meets on Sat
cheap, 16-page mail-order monthly.
caused
by her having eaten of col sister-in-law, Mrs. Geo. Thurman, urday of each week, in Woodman ball,
COSMOPOLITAN magazine ,
Prof L. R. Aiderman was a pass
Dayton, Oregon.
Visiting Neigbora
17110 BROADWAY NEW YdRK.
It Is, to the contrary, a great 240-page
ored
ice
cream at the Fourth of who are here visiting Mr. and Mrs. welcome.
enger to Portland Sunday. He has
Illustrated home magazine.
1 !£<’eRt I0“1, Ut^rsI offer of three
a position for some weeks, as in July celebration here. Perhaps, it J. L. Thurman, left on Wednesday
A. C. DARR, C. C,
month» free tri*l subscription to the Cos-
Ite editorial policy alms at every phase
ff Bdv!rU,ed
u* VI»» Han-
structor in a business college io is the result of the too common or Garabaldi on the coast, where, L. H. LITSOHER, Clerk.
of clean, wholesome home life.
®-
lb« ei“l of tbe three mouths 1
practice of adulterating food/ The or ten days or more, they will en
do not like th» m»g»iine. 1 will let you
that city.
*
An abundance of bright stories, full of
know »nd b»ve rhe paper dlscautinued,
child was 8 years of age. Rev. M. oy the beauties of nature and in-
under which condition» It is Understood
fun, life and action, will Interest every
Mrs. M Oliphant, who resides B. Dixon, pastor of the M. E.
tb»t tbe copies received ihen cost me
member of the family.
north of the depot, with ber sister, church preached the funeral sermon lale tbe invigorating, health reator-
nothing. Otherwise yon m»y send me
¿'J. °?Jn<’polit^n ,or* ,al> r«r »»d bill
ng salt sea breezes.
WOMEN of WOODCRAFT
Topics of the day are treated sanely,
Edith Cushing, were Sunday excur at tbe residence.
be at the regular subscription price of
DAYTON, OREGON.
by experts of International repute—polit
only one dollsr. Write plstnly.
sionists to Newport.
Mrs. Mary Mellingar sod daught Prosperity Circle No. 900 Women of
ical reform,International affairs, econom
With
the
improved
train
service
Name.............
—c
e •
eeaaeee»«» e • a •gwosseaea
ics, social problems, and a hundred other
Mr. and Mrs. J. L Castls and we note tbe increase of passenger er Grace, who recently came from Woodcraft, meets on the first Thursday
evening of each month in Woodman
timely topics of which every intelligent
their
little daugbfer, wen passen traffic over the Yamhill Division of Xis Angeles, Cal., are making hall,
Street...............................................
Dayton, Or. Visiting Neighbors
A full supply of Undertakers
man or woman must be Informed.
gers on the train to Corvallis Sat the 8. P. R R. There is a gradual many needful improvements to always
welcome.
Goods
kept in stock. Hearse,
The Cosmopolitan also affords unusual
City............... . ......................................
urday. They |lso visited at New incrense in all business connected beir country home, adjoining Chas
MRS. IDA K. ROWLEY, G. N.
advantages for the refining and educa
Robes, Embalming.
.
ALMEDA
8IMLER,
Clerk.
Hadley
’
s
fine
farm.
They
are
ar
port
on
tbe
coast.
with tbe Dayton station. Probably
tive value of art^Remington, Lanos,
State..........................
Fogarty, Vebeck, are only a few of the
Miss Jennie Rippey was a pass now, as tbe Board iff Trade of this ranging to remain for an indefinite
masters represented,
enger to Portland Sunday. Miss city is taking an active part in the period.
Rippey is a student at a Portland matter of having a new. depot built
I have no agent in Dayton au
UNITED ARTISANS
business college, and will finish* at tbe station, that the railroad thorized to receive watch work for
W. O. POWELL. D. C.
A L ibebal P ropo < ition —As we
course there during the present company will be prevailed on to me; but if your watcb needs repair Security Assembly No. 16, meets in
1*
arm
era
and
others,
take
your
year.
build a neat depot large enough to ing send it direct to me and I will regular session the let and 3d Tuesday in
desire the names of persons inter-
—THE—
each month, in W. of the W. hall, at 7:30
est d in music we will mail to any butter, eggs and other produce
Wm. Milne, jr. came up from accommodate their increasing pass guarantee that yoa shall have a p.
m.
Visiting
members
invited.'
"
to
Filer
&
son,
who
will
pay
one sending us names and addreses
Portland Sunday, for a visit with enger and freight business. One ood reliable time piece. W. 8.
MRS. M. M. ROSSNER, M. A.
CHIROPRACTIC SYSTEM.
of' music teachers or musical people you the highest market price.
relatives here. Mr. Milne’s genial large enough to accommsdate their R eynolds Watchmakerand Jewler, W. 8. HIBBERT, Sec.
who are ¡ d the habit of purchasing
disposition, exemplary habits, and business for years, without crowding Newberg, Or.'
The drugleM, knlfelera ey»tem of
music or musical goods, five pieces
Everything in tbe grocery line hie mechanical talent has been the passengers and freight together.
healing. Ages ahead qf medicine. Ad
The
Methodist
Episcopal
camp
of music for 30 cents, or ten for 55 at Filer it Son’s, is of the beet means of hie securing a good posi
Rev C. A. "Mock, president of
justing rooms C. Wi PbWeM*s wlrt-Sce.
cents. Send your name and ad quality.
Office hours3 '30 to 8:00 p. m.
Dallas College, came to Dayton meeting to be held at Canby, opens
tion in Portland.
dress to Tbe Geo. Jaberg Music Co ,
Saturday and remained until Mon to-day and will continue for ten
BOABD
OF
TRADE.
Ralph W. Harrie wee here visit* day evening. He came in the inter
115 W. Seventh St. Cincinnati, Ohio r Appendicitis is readily cured
witbout the use of drugs or knife, ing bis mother, Mre. Henry Moench est of the college. On Sunday at
Dayton Board of Trade meets
Sunday and Monday last. Ralph 11 a. m be delivered an instructive
B. F. bWICK, *
Those Renting Logan Berries can by the chiropractic method.
on
first Monday evening of each
is improving hie college vacation by
get them by phoning or sending
message to an appreciative audi-
S. W. SIGLER, Pres.
A full and fresh line of groceries fishing in tbe Columbia river, near nce iu tbe the Piessantdale ehnreh
Machine for $25 month.
postal card to John Corder tbe fer
O.
B.
RIPPEY,
Sec.
It
is
a
hick-era,
drop
DAYTON,
Froutdals.
He is making good n the country.' 1» the evening he
OREGON
ryman at Wheatland. He has some at Filer A Son’s.
b»»d, ball bsarins, loca
wages
at
thia
work.
sti
tag,
doublé
feed,
sail
fine berries.
Freeh candies, fresh tropical
. preached an excellent eermon in
Ladies Auxiliary to Board of
threading .halU«: has
automatic bobbin urladsr Trade meets every Friday at 3 p. m.
fruit'S, and the best brand of cigars
E Rowley, accompanied by Hans ths Dayton church, to a large and
and other latest ita prove-
By leaving your laundry at Z at Detmering's.
Peterson, R. Benton and family, ' attentive congregation.
At tbe
manta. Thia la the ANTI
MRS. M A. GILKEY1, Pres.
TRUST MACHINE. It is
Spangle’s barber shop, you can get
and Mr. and Mrs. Rlorabaugb, of close of each service he gave a short
tbe acme machine agenta
MISS GERTIE PALMER, Seci
< are aaklng you IN for. All
When crossing the Willamette Newberg, left on Wednesday bound j talk concerning tbe institution
it laundried in the best of style.
/atfochBOU tags with each
R. L. CONNOR,
from Polk or Yamhill counties, try for the coist.\.Th-ir destination he represents. ’He spoke of the,
Tablets of all kinds,, note and the Wheatland ferry.
N
oticb
.
—
Two
good
milk
cows
was
Garabirldi,
Tillamook
county.
;
advantages
and
possibilities
of
tbe
UTMMSt Uavtn«
letter paper, envelopes, pens, eta.,
S'ving dilk will be exchanged
The party expe -t to remain several oôlb ge, and showed that in effioi-
Detmering’s.
ATfORNEY-AT-LAW.
Bargains in wall paper «at weeks enjoying the cucl sea breeze eucy of work R*is' unsurpassed by
r good stock goats. Inquire
1
'I
Fine cigars at postofilce a tore.
Harris'.
and health restorer.
auy similar Institution in the State.
at this office, or of R. G. HADLxy.
178-17* Pint S*. ffOKTLANBiOa.
M u M iniville , 0«,
Midsummer Clearance Sale !
HARDWARE, STOVES, RANGES
ETC.
Saturday; June 30th.
J. L. CASTLE & CO.
Perfection
Baking
Powder
E pple YS
I f erfectioa^i2j<F
»AKIN6 POWDER
R. JACOBSON & CO.
McMinnville.
Sold by O. B. RIPPEY & CO
Cosmopolitan Magazine
F. L. BRADLEY & CO*
Three Months, FREE.
HE KEEPS THEM
You will find them all at
A. C. Detmering’s,
And at Right Prices.
The Best Quality of TOBACCO and
CIGARS, etc., etc.
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DAYTOM CASKET NISI
Undertaker,
>
e e
e
on CrodHT
Î
DENTIST,