Duchesne Courier | 1926-01-01 | Page 8 | The Best Judge

i iThe The Best Judge I ITIle The TIle trust and nUll dependence which characterized Re Hey Hev Do Doctor tor Sn Smiths Smith's attitude at- at at attitude towards ardS his wife's s judgment In nil all practical affairs were sometimes touching but occasionally they were amusing I I um am sorry you have been heen troubled with the toothache said the family dentist when Doctor Voctor Smith Doctor Smith appeared In his office one da day I gave you ou the first t mInute I had free after receiving your wife's wiCe's telephone message Lets Let's see C which tooth Is s It that's troubling you ron fIts r f Its not aching Just at present said sald Doctor Smith after after a n moments moment's hesitation ion tion during dining which he mode made a cautious cautions Investigation atlon with his iris tongue longue Mrs Mr In Smith mention to you ou which tooth it WH was 7 I always rely on her in such matters mattel's I