SATURDAY.

' The Jade 500

By Mary lminy Taylor

(Continued)

"IVA good-bye." he said firmly. "I won't. take yoti. At. least. I'm man enough not to rtiixi your life

. v-because I love you. It's good- by. Pam!"

She could not speak: she let him go. but she stood still. tears

l blinding her. He would not take her to fight. his brittle, there was I. tiimult in her heart, she wanted to run after him to tell him she would face anything for him. but. he didn't want. her to go! The hot blood rushed tti hcr fact: then she renicnihercd tho atiszlll-all in his cyes- and he was going! She stood. iioldiiic iitlr breath. listen- ing to his footsteps KDIIIK EWDY dorm the lt'lliL' hall rind, at last. the closintr of the door.

The closing of that dtvor left her helpless; ihci-c was :ml)H1'6Ill1.V nothing more that she could (to. &ie had offered to co the whole lemzth for Illlli, to share his dis- grace ancl- friht his battles. It was the one thing; that love could do. she thought, and he had refused it! It was liicrt-dlblc t.hat he could tefuse It. but he had.

She sank rlozvii on the misliioiied bench in tlic alcove and buried her head in her hands. There was nothing: to do now but to rnirr-rable! She tried to resent I115 going Wiilinltt lirr. but she could

not; she had seen his face. and she dlmlv iiiidcr.-ttootl the things he would have to mcetw it man

who had sci-vrd a prison tcrmpfor l'nlIlTlN'. ulio could not. clear him- self. if she had boon it man she woulrl not latte lot a uoman share It! So 'h.i' ua: that.

Slip llfn-rt licr fiicc from her PlPliCll('(l liaiizls and tried to wink back the IPZITS. If there was sortie-

thliiq that she cotiltl do: Wasii't thorn utiiiietliiiic? Siicidciily her Zhea "t Imipcti thc iiirlv Izod! 511'?

wriiiirl tiiake Bit:-lc-on tcll her ev- PrV'.lliil! he knew She rose weak- iv: niishini: lirr slini-i soft hair out (if her eyes; thou. stiddctili, sh" lauzihed livs'crtciillv' the idca 0! inaltint; Uncle I-icrlicrt do any- i.li1it:! She rciiicinbcitcd that ter- ribl" rod streak tliatcziine between his eyes whcn he '.lllS otzgryz she would hate to be tlic cruise of it: Aunt Lynn always dcriarcd ht-was:

on the poztit of liaviiiz a fit! But Mark iiia"ci'cd iiiui-c tiiiiii Burle- sniils anzrr.

Site won: ml-lv nr-2-nss tlic hall

in lw wire that Lati- 'c s'

She tvantrrl don had zone bcfo

in the 1l'ri- rv .Xl' . as it secnicd, lichts sp int: up on the staivti-e livmi IlIlSllCll SMILCIIES. Th:-rc 'J.'l- l ' r 'l the rooiiis br- yonll and ' l.Y2lll'S voice. Wild lltlfl t: .. nulls SOHIDOIV nut Print It I licrsclf from them. fl”l'l1l': to r.'.:p h'.. but she could not sluit hcr ears. ”l'ni sm'i'y I ltiit-w your niotlicr ” Mr Lviin said icily. ran"! iVn"(i0ll this” sun '.'..lS frrrmi: Lzimlnii out! He mymhlcd miiictliinz about 'Tedclj' B:iiik.:. and not being limi- self "If you IIINIII Willi hm-ii drink- I in: tlizw iizilv vii:ilm. it woi'se.' sl1r- i'r-..;.,..; ,.'iiit;.lv "A: for Banks in, vital I think! 1 mm tho s trim new not to admit hi "Alifl tit.” li-i 'nr tiitil. ton. , ” i"l”t'I. 'Whcii

(ill H II Olllflil

iimtlmr. for Ai't”.iin" shc 1-omit:-rl 'Ymi .-cc. l'ni I not siiii- 'h.t' 2 'i iy of uiitioiiip, jt '.i.Ix twat 1 ' i 140 Qljitilllll mi ninro niitilnuitw (WNNIM I'lRl'lV'I.YCI'7 017 PI-TI?C('E F.Ill.l.'.-XRII lSl..l.Nll IN Till-I lIIt0F..kTI'I (IOKYRT Tim ”.:,h I fr of Jtilv AD 1931 In R0 in. 'P of I RGARET J .7OHN'STON into at Cliarlottetowii in Qiinriis OlllIl' iii the said Pl'(ll.llI:'i" lV'(l4i'.l, (if'lli'ElF('i'i. tcstate To the Slit--iff of 'he County oi Qut : . (' xx or niijc Constable or turn iIttl'S1)l'l within Fal-,i Coiniti (till-IF1'I'l.V(i: IVIIFJRT-IAS t:ntui rraciing thr yictritui tut -.:- iv Kcttli M John- stoi; ;ii:rl '.” I-I .liihii-trin britli of ('illl i.'ll :ii Qiirriis Coun- ty. tilriuuiiil, rwt-iitoi-s oi the rthriiti tiziiiil-rt o::.1'c piaviiiu tlia: R fll'.'I7lIIil tiii. lic is-tivtl for LIV lliiiilili.-itt liv':iii.iftv set forth You arc iiI"llll.'lll'l' liciw-Liv roiitiivcd Ill citi- sill iu-:,-nip :ii'ri-r-stcd in the saitl El-f.i'" '7! ll" 'ii:rl amicnr htt- Iore the .l'l(iLZt' 11' -'rlli. at ivl Pro-

. bate Court Hi Im llt"I(l Ill the Com. i 1-i'ousr- in Clrirlottctotvn in Queens

v 3 County in iill' said F'rOVilIPP..nlI .' r' Friday the ZIHII titty of August ztiext coniliic. zit tlic hour of eleven ' 3 (fclock fciriiooti of the same day to allow can-:0 if riiiy they can

why the. Ac:-niiiiis or the sold Es- 1.ar,- slmuld pm he pnsst-ti and tho Fsiale closed as pravrid for in suit! Petilinii and on iiiotinii of David L. Matliinsnii, Esquire. Proctor fni said Prtitinm-r.

AIID IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that. a trite copy hcrcof be forth- with publlshcd in some nt-.wspapei' publislird in Cliarlottctowii afore- said once In riach work for at least fniir i-misrciitivn works from the drain licreof mid that. it true copy her:-of be forthwith posted in the folio-ximx public places respective- ly. iimnclv. in the hall of the Court. House in Charlottetown. in Ouccn's County. at or near the Bank of Nova Scot.ia,Building ln Chat-lotietowii aforesaid and It or near the Royal Bank of Canada Building in Charlottetown afore- said. so that. all prrxons interest- ed in the said Estate as aforesaid may have due. notice tlicrt-of.

WITNESS His Honour Harold .11-onard Palnicr. Judge of the said Probate Court iii: Charlotte- town in Quecn'it County. the day and year first above written.

By The Court.

(and) BETTY PROCPOR - Acting Registrar.

"Reserve August 22 for Bay- tist picnic on church grounds, Tnon. -

Strange But True

8) Lil. MacArthur

Superstitions. like old traditions, die I hard death and even in this generation and in this Island they linger with the inhabitants. and the following are quite general. If bitten by I poisonous insect, pr s an agate on the spot. and th bite will immediately lose its sting.

If youget out of bed on the wrong side you're sure to have a day filled with troubles.

m Epd her icy voice trickled back at m.

"He's done!" Pam thought. "And I'm glad of it-the coward!" . . .

CHAPTER XII

Th?" Plm slipped past. that curtained arch and found the lit- -tle door in the corner; it opened into the library beside the fire- place. It was still in there; her first thought was that there was no one in the room; the slitidcs had not been drawn; a sti'ec'- lamp flared garishly outside. thn fire on the hearth was low--sli-9 had a sudden consciousness of the flowers on her tea-tahle-gardeii- ias. overwhelmingly sweet- ”tlic flowers of the sweethearts." Mex- icans call them. Then. beyond iIli' shaded lamp. she saw the outline of her uncle's gray head. She thought he was asleep, his (W64; were closed, the red streak had faded into Ashen gray. he looked ill. It seemed impossible that he could be asleep after all that violence! She saw the scattered bits of polished jade on the floor. shattered like poor Markls hope of freedom long ago.

She stooped softly and began to pick tip the fragments. She found the head unhurt. green beard and all. and the distorted mouth grin- iied tip at her. She had it in her hand when she lifted her eycs again and found Btirleson watch- lllK her.

"Throw that thing away. Pain!" he said sharply.

But she did not; she came izearer. holding out her pink palm with the green head in it.

kllncle Herbert. M&l'k.S uiic:-: bought that when they were to- gether for the last. time; bought.

It's bad luck to kill 1 swallow. I splrrow or ii robin.

For A bird to fly in and out of a it is one year old. it will grow up to.

room by an open window foretell: the death of a member of the household.

To see a black cat cross your path is unlucky, but should this same cat walk into your bedroom. good fortune will follow you.

To cure a. blister on one": hand draw a worsted thread through the blister. Clip it off at both ends and leave until the dead skin peels off.

Incidentally. this is an old charm behind which lay a solid medical fact, namey: the thread absorbed the moisture in the blister, which then dried up. But not all super- stitions have a solid medical fact. behind them.

Take this one. for instance. Hap- py is the bride that the Still shines on. And here's a izeiicral rural be- lie'i. Never sot a lien on an even number of eggs. or you will have low chickens. Another: To have a setting of eggs all turn out roos- ters is a sign of good luck.

can

To l()('k an empty cradle means

that it will he ti:-.-tipird axillll with. in a year -- they usually are any-. way.

To cure a wen place a copper L'()lil on it.

if when tlrcs-iiiiz you place a bul- t

ion in the Wl'0ll;: biittonhole. or the wrong hook in an eye, it will bring yoti bad luck all that. day.

y 11-IE GUARDIAN.

inemberiv family. . It a baby's nails are out before

he a thief.

If you count the number 0! fllh you have caught. you might II '19" go home because you Won't: 05'-Ch any more that day.

If a fly falls into the glass from which you are drinking. it is In omen of pro8P0Y"Y-

If you have bad luck It curds. get. up and walk three times around the table; your bad luck will ven- . ish.

i To cure a sly in the eye. rub the part affected with I. sold rinl. probably a wedding ring. '11Ii: superstition is widely held today and just as widely practiced. 1

It is unlucky to cultivate land in which ii body is buried. Because of this superstition many private burying grounds remain sacred.

A cold hand is the sign of I warm heart. I When livestock stand with their

I

backs to II hedge. a storm in the offing. Three loud and distinct knocks

.at the head of a, sick pct-son's bed

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Lmeans death. To cure warts rub them with a raw potato and then bury the' piece. when the potato decays the' 3.warts will vanish. I A wet. March makes in lean liar- vest. A dry and cold March neveri begs its bread. Many kittens are unlucky. They

To iiiiprovc the eyesight. get will catch neither rats nor mice.' your ears pierced in the ear lobes. but will bring in snakes. This iiractit-c -.i-as very common I among the early st-ttlrrs, and some ' ' ' nicn adorned tlicinselves with I have frequently heard older la:'i.;c pold etirrings. people say this. If a picture falls Bad luck will follow it weddlnglin the home. some member of the soleiiinized on Friday. gfamlly will die within a month. i To find a four liuif t-lover or It A potato or a. chestnut carried in

lio-sscslioc is very lticky.

when a poison is i.":-liable in the iiiurniii: we often say. ”You iiitist have got out of bed on the wroiigz SIEIO.

A green Yule makes a fat. grave. lard. There's an element of truth in this saying because a green Ciiristmas is often followed by a lzitc. cold spi-iiitz. which kills off many old persniis.

Iltilry liodlcs ate a sign of greal strctigtli. i

it for you. and he had it when Mark saw him last. He gave it to 1 you afterwards." she paused, let-1 ting her words sink in, but ht-i said nothing. only looked intently at her. "Don't you see?" she pleaded. "he gave it to you after Mark left ' him. He was killed after that. You can clear Mark, if you will!" "Oh, can 1?" his gray lliirri' face was cruel when he twist:-cli his lips like that! l. The girl looked steadily at illllil with the eyes of youth. "Yes. yo-ii can! You must -" She came nearer "Uncle Herbert, try to! remember-you must! lie cziiitt. he. left like this-he didn't do it!” : Burleson return d her look steadily, his gray ess seemed to; liicrease. for the tempest of his! anger had left him weak. "why are you so sure he dldiitt .

"who cares?" Pain "We're voung-youth has a right to live!"

"And age has to clcar out. ch'''' his face twisted again into his tnocking smile.

"If it stands In the way of life- )PSl" she cried cruelly. ”Tllillk of all Marks youth! It's cruel. it's wicked. Uncle Herbert. you must have known something; thcre wassomc one else; why didn't you say so?”

ITo be continued)

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grandinothers have said?" I stcrmcd. X I

loat.- fifteen years o.'.

Bniiiiiifuiiy and chairs in many colors to itult on-iy taste iii

To drop the disliciozh lii0dli5 that astranue: uill pay you a visit. I

Lizlitiiiiig never strikes the same place iii-ice.

To look back at your house after lcavlni: it for a )tllll'llE)', or to re-I tu:-n after liaviizg started out. ':ll liviiijz mlsftu-iiiiic. This sllpers1l.'

iioii is vcry old and may have ori-I ginated i'n Lois ulla ”I1lil'lIlE look- ed back front bcliiiitt him." '

A new b:'(inm slioiild sweep some--

thing liito the liriuse before ltl swct-ps up dust. i . . c i

If yniir tlieeks htlm it's a silt-pi sign that. you arc being talked!

about. and if you iii-or a ringing in: your :-s tdczizli bcl.-t some mcm-. lucid of ynii:- fziiiitly will die wiiliini the yen . i

Bees hum the Christmas Etc.

If n chui-cli door i-attics without any sc':ii:iti: rm.-oii. II is it sign that ii will shoztly opcii to admit

lllfllil Psalm on

do it?" he asked raspingly She a tfllllll. Ill'0I(C at that, siiddcnly childish Wcar ti pic-e of rod flaniicl out and forlorn. "I know-I iovehim!” I your brirc liirst id asthma will

He was dumfounded. "EXIFROP ileavc you. The i .. or tried this.f tlinary!” hc said. aflcr a lllO- but the as'lima rciiiaiiis. l. ment. "You yoiing girls now--. A Will:-illll: woiiinii mid a l-:-ow-. good Lord. what would your in: lien. an iicitlic: fit for

il0l' lllf'li.

t.Thc ta;iptn2 iii ti house of the dcntli wait-li beetle is an onion of .death in the i.-i-iiily.

i To dream of li7.a:'tls is a sine sign Inf li'e.'itlit-iy. li lll('.ilIS Hint you 'iiiall'C a secret ciiciiiy.

A tiroiviiiiizz pezsoli (':iniiot droivii until he has ;.'.()il4' utivr the water pfor the third time.

I The sun ('L'lilt'f'S iihen rising tEastc.- Sunday fllOl'llllliZ.

I The l'('Pll')I'fII of a body after its liitei'ineiit bodcs death or some dire calamity to the siirvivliig

Ol"i

Gorlt

lthe pocket is an infallible cure for

1 rheumatism. l i Bad luck attends a ship which isails mi Friday.

I It. is t'0liSidCl'8Ci iinluck; to do-.

lstroy sparows which may be ilie' reason wiiy we have so ymany of

them. 5 . if a swallow builds its nest uti- . dcr the eave of your home you may Qt-xpect good luck througliout the . year.

Bad luck will follow the person .who pulls down a swallows lies:

from a house or barn. This belief is widely held thvougliout rural P. E. Island.

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It will bring bad luck if you walk under a ladder. if you light threc cigarettes with one match, or if you seat 13 persons at the same table.

superstitions which I have failed to mention still are in vogue In the Garden of the Gulf and 11'!) apt to

But eventually. they will go the

These. and perhaps some other way of fairies. witches and ghosts.

survive for a few more generations.

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