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Covers PrincéEdward Island Like the Dew -

MAXIMS or a

MERCHANT

Some men are content to eat beef- tonguc and oil-tail soup all their days lust to make tongue and buckle meet.

Everybody

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GHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, MONDAY, JANUARY 30, 1928

Charlottetown Guardian Two Cello

__ _ ____~ ________ ~‘____._ _ l; E E n | seek Markets Will continue As i.

P . . , For Alberta Coal, Tory L e a d e r; , a i i . i ' ' _-- I Al‘, 15inch] to the Guardian) E (Special to the Guardian) ‘l iparlisment nt this session of thebeen prevailed upon by the Conser-‘ Alberta coal situation. They are, vatives in the upper house to earryi “Wendy been opened with the On-E til well on in February. tario and Alberta provincial govern-' v

QTTAWA. Jun. 2c. .-s delegation‘ orrnwn, Jan. 2a. - Hon. w. s. Crowd ' Gall ' . _ ed erles Ex ,solidl.l behind the movement to es-* on. ments and the department is await-

Peprescntativc of the boards of trade Ross Conservative leader in the‘ “m! chumbel‘ 0i! Commerce oi Al- senate has decided to continue in‘ berta. is enroute to Ottawa to place that capacity. it was reported at! ,bcforc the Minister of the Interior the end of the last session that boa ,a request for the consideration by was anxious to retire, nut he hcsi when Mr ,tabiish markets for Alberta coal,’ The senate will adjourn. probably‘ _ ' iiand it is understood that their rep-I next Thursday, for three weeksl Bennett D€llvergil1rservtutions will result in an early The order paper of the red chamber e pronouncement on the situation by: is bare and little legislation will be‘ - H13 Q11 theitbe Minister. Negotiations havelavailable from the lower house un-F Draft Address.

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uagmo: egmgz.....3.zsfiggliii .§§‘.§‘..’i§§.}“"°’“ "°“‘ ‘m "'°“‘“°'.; Shares Purchased ‘y, iiiiief§tizmfiuitiiecg§f°tt.;.lfifl Pirates Defeat = ' - By TranSJmantIG iii“; u... out’ n2... tln? n; Boston 1 To 0% i (T 616 P h ° l1 e

cry, Secretary of State for the Do- minions and the usual functions

. wmmn. m, unprecedenwdl ic-oedn» Pnn Moivpnsgiki? "Binfiifdilmivnet $064,535“; Malawi; u, the new Con}: PHYTSBURCAi Jim 29' —‘ Ami-‘fwas probably Scotland's first. tele- gewauve lean“ and the opening.‘ iho lhttshurgli Pirates and Boston whom; communication Wm, Gal-lad}; of Pmuumen‘ and me ‘ummmg Bruins 0i’ the National Hockevoccun-ed (“my when L, K wllson o1 . idem“ P ' . which mcludedflienguc had played illroilgli’ comqme investment», you“ 9f Wilson, It‘; drawing room on Friday nishtiglele ticariltiaski caster“ itillufl fleciiiswt‘ and Co" of Glasgow called sold to be the beat attended 111111 133i lilvlpll b laidfi-utiliitllllos finkip-‘o P. Gowns or Mcnouga an mo“ brmmx“, ever mm m otmmdherLk l» y 1-. l ‘Cowans. A lino clear connection ,was established and one of the re

Th“ wwk Wm b’ °f “m! m!" isults was the purchase of some Can- “mmst- We“ wamm m slgmfl‘ "adlan shares for the Glasgow ac- guii-icfé £12m? gfi-Irismlf- eggs 2113* ‘mum’

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Officials Declare

Jan. 2B. —

. ' ' WINNIPEG, MB-IL. , will arrive tomorrow at noon and; Reports “ECtIOIW-Linking up the gateway of Western a will be elven arecertlon later in ' ‘Canadavwith the Mother Country, a

trans-Atlantic radio ‘telephone eon! s , __ I wersation between nnipeg and Rimfaanlii: uee‘i‘i°§92iili:l1'°"d°"- “Emmi h“ Ne“ “weal” the Government in the Chateau "f u ffshm-f biogcow were dmlfully carried out. For fifteen Laurier, ‘and will speak to the Can- ‘momnfkn, officials to he “Sheer .c_ minutes. an official of the Manitoba adian Club ‘Tuesday noon. Duringfin“; m“ mhflmy due m “Yefligovernment telephone system eon- his visit he will receive hosts ofidagnamhesptenhm,0. the shormgéiversed with a ember of the Lon- u-ishmen and those of Irish cos-m. ,,,,,,,,,, fi“pnlies h, m, Russ... don noel-oi telephones- cem m ‘Ottawa ‘m! S“"r°““d“v‘3.capital- Reports ‘miii said that four| '

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the afternoon in the Parliament Building. He will be entertained in the evenin: at a dinner ‘given by

(Canadian Press)

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Bennett tomorrow afternoon in ‘the debate on the address is looked or- ward to with keen anticipation. mil} P. Islan der the indications are. °“ “ccoum o d ' (Special to the Guardian) early application» for Seats in the Candidate F01‘ MONTREAL, Jan. 2s.~ The Can- galleries, that not only will the 581-1 . .~_ adian itinerary of President W. leries be crowded but that many, Cosgrave of the Irish Free State was gundreds will fail to sick/lac 181E218‘; ' ignawngacllvoggsbyétlhxfdélsfmzeéz“ on. Therensver-wus e is ry . ., v_ . _._._~ B . ~ ,~ ' of confederation such interest ols- difzhipmg’ "xix"“%l‘arl(fi?éi‘g‘;fn ging, Jan. 29th, leaves Philadeiphlfl. played in the fornrlul adventof anew :1‘ fl'\'“fif:“ Rm“ ‘mm vandldatéfMonday morning, Jan. 30th arrlvifi opppsmon ‘Euler’ as h.‘ hmstcas‘: llsfllldlfltite-‘(l by tho Prince iildwitrditne ylgwfizifl agegynh-rzggnxjn, _What will add to the nteics en Islam, Dwmu“ or U... qmunglan] resident of the Canaan“ National “nwrmme o! the occasion ‘s m“ Notional Railways in contest ll p . L 1 (e go,- or- he Wm be replied to ‘mmedmlely by slept ull tltc Provident Fund Board. Railways] - ca“: ma...” ca [m] ql ‘he Pflme Mmmwr who '3 a dough‘ since that Fund was established in $11?’ arxrnvlnf/Iogday aftemgzn,‘ 5;“; lyxchflfgxlilgellilfl the arena of lwhlkuuoi. Several nirieoi-s. i-oivieneniinnz-rdesdgg, ,,',,,,.,,mg engaggd in fung- m W‘ -‘ "ois lbor or "pulsations of i . . Ne“ “Wk we 511M] “m”: as a i'~:1‘iil\v‘ily‘li"oquostcgd Conductor agagttaéité gmfayfolflmfiv "folio?!éélfifggflgessmsgéaxi; nynu to uliow ninf numeilg‘ cc l" York‘ via Montreal at 4.15 p. m. ' 5°" ° - - - - ' nomination, and a ter bro y coil-i __#__.¢o>———~—— B! SW99. Vim“ Vb“ Wm be "famed sideriil the matter he consented to} ~ by social, state and other functions t)... ivifhcs nf his comrades. Tho NQaJfly in his honor. Incidentally, he‘ will gleam" m. menmem of me m“... _ U166?’ the 171811159" 9f m9 WW5 “t (ztlloniul uuii ‘Print-c Eiluwlrd lsltfiul m the Amfifilllln hmmislerrg; ‘vsldence Railway lilmployeo Provident Finni- on Monday, F‘ WHY l - gis usually held during February Illltl, o A mm, of Among the legislation fflffifihflduw‘ March- llnilois are distributed lo, QTTAWA. Jan. .._8.—_— _ Ed in notices of motion ure i-WO the members of tho Fuuzl atiochelii 395 $11195 WW9 blag‘ 1‘ 0533a“ 33m; bills by Mr. Woodsworth. one all" to their pnl- cheques Fcbruaryflng m‘? Year 19 ’ gcctzflenge a"- plying the principle of the Whitley 16.1, . _ lrecvrl new! if“? Y d mshgries Council; to the civil service and phi Mr- llynh was born ill (Zharloltfl-imenfi 01 Mill: 3° n“? e am w": other amending the criminal codeucwn and omelet] the flervico oiHThese vessel; a ad Ztgllétgwnnagc by eliminating the provision les- the Prince Edwun! Isianli Raiiwavllase 0f 46. 95. 8h B- m “has m, a brake...“ yum. 1395. in dne1of 37,806. British Columbia led e mam“ bmsphemousll ‘l. s owl-- ()\‘|‘Bl_) he was promoted to bagg-iway in ship building that province ML Gal-hm’ Haw ‘vefil aervicefi dma-itcr. With the exception of being credited with the construc- }"“”{,,'-°“’°,'},““f,,,,f‘§ eci-‘Zlluuiu Ofrgili‘! years as Yard Master, Chariot-Alon of 253 vessels. Of these 116 ilor e ms llilzaoPh il will move flztetown ho has hllli a eontinuousiwerewooden sailing ships: the"! emu Mm a blishmcnt oi‘servieo' on the road in the ruunlnfwere wooden stoamships, 8nd 134 resaluuou ‘or the cm fit odes About twelve years ago he imetai gas vessels. Nova Scotia con- a department for the plnmtion o . l‘ ~ - ma- - was lromnted to conductor. in thlmstructed 46, of which ltl were w m“ m‘! ""‘°"‘““°‘“" “d”! ' ‘ l iii els and s1 gas Que- The nor-L Mn q-olmle wllpeapaelty, he is well and ravorab y cn sa ng vess , ~ _ standini. . t, u m, m1. known for his efficiency, and eourf- c built 4, Ontario 30. New Bruns- flsk u ma" u" ma‘) a o pt Jes extended to the business and wick l5 and MBIIWJYIB- 2- “.‘“ m‘ ‘m’ mmmm“ M ‘hemml’; ti-uyveuini; public- The report shows that in the 192s “m: Gm“ Bum“ ‘wlway " fiscal year the revenue of the Can-

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Urges Using Dofminio n’s Wheat And Min-

Efireat Britain by utilizing her nut-

nls, trading wit-h other

ipcnrei- nation and had become

her neighbor. France. trhomogeh- coun, compact couutrygao, ho fell

and minerals as great export and building up on import trade with her fellow Dominiona might ilomeiv day transcend her great ueighb-lr search iilitl doubled her great prair- to the south, also a compact, contained country, Lieutenant Col- Bill developments showed pulse roll olloi L.(‘.. M. S, Amery’ told the fresh throughout the system, (lanadiau Club ‘here today.

hail her enlpir- already built. The’ British Empire was as much Cau- adafs as Britain's-

fem-n to whom to speak or Empire Tpofftiirs than those

live-at nnrt, he shill. lrlmlv Lllni frqnflgrg we"; nql pimp peoples oi‘ the British llvvloii. Willi inn Moi-ulmocvvviv-slxvlrltation of the Jrreatnnlnrlllcommittre realizes that the Gov- lnees, Quebec unti British Llolum- “l\9l‘5l“¢** "l U"? "m4 mike‘! “mlewermnent must ‘

Death 0f Hon. Dr.

Word is received here i death in Montreal toiiuy oi‘ Dr. .\'.li., former Secretory Treasurer" to his mgny friends) and sponkvl- in iiu- New Brunswick terrible shock to the city. Legislature. llou- llr. lieillorlngton wcul to Montreal cu Tuesday iiliil of Mr. and Mrs. Percy T. Strong. to uutlergo an operation and failed his bmthpr cecll being killed in. t0 recover.

of stock and damage

Marcus, Ltd. Furniture Jacob Perchanok.

col. Krill VISIONS clunl AS "iuisuiiiiu iii u.s.l.

erals To Buildllp Export T r a d e.--De- ciares Great Possibilities 0f Develop- ment Exist Here.

A]QNTRI4]AL, Jan. 2g. -_ Just li-"Hiiill. ilanging over the Atlantic and ‘Pacific, (lanolin was in an ideal position for trade. “Be it with nations South America, South Africa, Eat!- vcrseus and carving out an em- cm Asia, or the ever devcloDlHi-i. 0-‘ ire, hzul grown from a smaller, l see ii. trade with the sister Doni- u inimm snulhwart

After glancing over the history ti‘ (ionnda and (treat Britain in (Iauada recently over a great wlld~ grneus seemingly dividing eastern from western Canada had been found Lo be the great. mineral belt i’ the world. inventions and -e-

ral resources of wool and miner-

ichor, more populous power than]

ure, Canada. by using her wheat

sglf- ie output uud in Britain where ree-

Coi- onel Amery said: “l may be wrong

ml in being on optimist. but when wo n look buck we see the pessimis s were always wrong" Pesaimlirs had said that ibo few struzallns

(Janadu. in hcr tievoloplnent. he udvurllugc over Britain oi’ entury or two ugo in that shot

(Canadian Tress) l (Special to the Guardianf PICTOU, n. s., Jan. zit-rue‘ CANTON, Jon. 28x‘- Advices ri-oui four men who lvere adrift in North- the northern borders of Canton rc- timberland Straits yesterday ofter- celved loony wld of the sacking of noon and last night as a result Qgtwo border villages and the murder the small open boat in which iheyiof 1,500 men. women and children. were attempting to carry maiLFOlil‘ thousand alleged Communists flcposs (,0 plcwu 1sland having from fioilan provinces staged the I ' ' been swept o“; o; “gcoux-Se by icelattack on the villages. No other , _ ‘ “ _ floes made a safe landing at theideéani were 313mb _ f RellglollS QUQStIOHS Island eariv tilts mornin thro h‘ ‘m O“ “n 1° P"°"‘n”° ° ' ~ a clem- Smp of “mwrgresulagm glgseliltgngtihjavg: been the sctehnebofl Again are Flarlng m, r g g nrecen mon s e- - ssh igdieieTgglfTfigiéiéiifinffifiéff“n.§“‘i..li83§iti€ ‘ip’ Wm‘ R°“‘*“’°“ 1 . . .. ' ° ' ogebgfllxg‘ smitvgzfihg; ggiaitnfinggiantii military leaders in southern I Once Activity’ strait, where their ttle ou ' , , , , I10?- hflve Survived lgng, fixnqgvegf Only two months ago the strug- _ MlsXi(.O_ ( ilY. Jan- .28- - Relig- nment we breaker Montcalm lertlgle between the conflicting parties lous- questions arc again flaring" smms P E 1 ‘as’; nmhbwatmm t|resulted in ruthless slaughter par- up, ivith renewed police activity ' ' ‘ ‘ p in closing Roman (‘utholic schools alleged lu ho opt-ruling in viola- tion of the, laws uuii in arresting pier-stills said 1o he engaged iu sell-

_ F iticulariy during the crushing of a a rescue, but was not seen by the Ccmmumst “prisms in ‘he um iiious activities- it is esllmuil-li Lilill between 250

occupants of the drifting mail boat. _ Signals between Pietou Island and §ffd“,’f,°é”'ai‘°°}’enf§d glgggnpefifljgfl, “Fe “We” mmlemed “m8 the were estimated to have been killed m3“ by 113m‘ w‘! ‘luhes by the troops of Gen. Chang Fak-

o! m” hi" me“ “M13!” l“ the we‘ Wei who only two weeks before had miii 300 persons have been arrested n°°s' ‘me w“ “vemy Years 03 "'39- been driven from the city by the in the last low (lnys- Four Catholic “m8 W “W 151mm f" B- VMB-Ullll» Communists. schools have been closed. Those ar- anotber was returning home. and, In the course of both the Com- rested include Ilfjiil students and W0 W911‘- Tellllfll‘ mil-l Carriers. .munist uprising and its crushing teachers.

jover a period of about three weeks "Long live Christ the King," it was estimated that 5.000 persons some oi’ tho students cried, when ibc police appeared ycatordaygand

closed lllc (lutiiulli- seminary d9

Regina. ‘Pile oxillre student body and the teachers. numbering a-bollt

IJNUEH AHHEST

iaruicra along the Canadian bord- Hgr ancggtgfg er fighting ior self-existence would nd people had played a. part in 105B Out; 1819!‘ 111W 118d 683d "If"

‘winning u, in developing it and in slvlns "political libel‘! 1° C1111“

,would mean she would disappear

aviug it in the hour of need- t; into the United States, pessimism

‘Colonel Amery paid tribute

the Quebec Act nun its authors. It had predicted 11ml crest trans- was the foundation atone or the continental railway systems would liberty of French Canada. It was great act brought about when toi- evstion Wll-‘l not l world principle. country was The principles (embodied (nil; hurl *1 century ago, had suggested glv- become cardinal principles of the h!!! "i! U“! African Empire oonnnonivouiti. establishing worthless encllmbrnnssn~n burden political liberty throughout-

3 not pay for their axle grease. in England they ‘had said that the "done and exhausted" colonies us, and an embarrassment.

Later in ihe (lav at a reception tendered by the Chamber of Com- merce. Mr Amery declared:

"Possibilities oi‘. the develop- merit at this time uudreameli ill’ noun-filling l. await. Canada in the future, if Shipping men (luuutliuus will join with other; Empire in

Canada In Ideal Position

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There was no more natural aud-

liriiaiirs flag."

{The Late Mr. Gerald P

The sudden death on Saturday

v J. Ev Hctheringtcn

(Canadian Press) ST. JOHN, _i\. 3., Jail- Of

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lion. dense 90 Brighton Road of Gerald is- P. Strong (better known as Bunny came as a

.l.i~}.' iletheringlon of (lod Bunny was the only surviving son

the into war. The late Mr. Strong was o. graduate of the R. M. Col- lege, Kingston and served with marked distinction with the Royal Regiment in the great war. (Canadian Press) His charming personality and ST- JOHN. N.B., Jaii- 29. -—i,nss brilliant mind made him an out- to buildings standing man among men and his in a death leaves a blank in the social

Loss Is $100,000

totalling $100,000 resulted

serious iii-a here Saturday wherl and business life of Charlottetown. mange 0g minister; between Topic two three storey brick buildinsfl His passing means another nation- and otmwg, and expressed hope

were gutted in o seven hour iii-e al loss to Canada.

and the-stock and furnishings of i l There are left to mourn their Dealers. irreparable loss his widow (nee ladies iurnish- M155 Beatrice 315mm, and three lugs. merchant, and National Cash 11mg dgughwrs. Register Co. of Canada. were des- and mgghgf, M; and Mrs, Percy '1'. troyed or batiiy damagedv While strong o; Montreal 11mm will be d‘*""“g° 7'0"‘ “'“"°“ “"11 "mom service at his home at 1i pm. Mon-

[That dividends, including stock di-

. Strong‘

the evening of pneumonia. at his rest»

besides his fatherl

iwere killed on both sides. 225 were token m pulilrl? headquart-

. 1 I --—-»—--oo>-- Wm Be Urged ,Na.t1ves Face lei-s, where they were held for ox.

(Special to The Guardian) i ' ' iillliilallflfl- The school authorities

HAMILTON. Ont. Jan. Zoe-Ex-

wnsive changes in federal taxation ordered the students i0 cease their will be urged on the Government (British United Press) lifmflllfitrfliifillvs and accept the by the Canadian Manufacturers‘ SYDNEY, New South Wales, Jan. situation caluiiy- ‘Fills vrils done Association. the executive decided 28.—- Declaring that the native mid the prisoners went away quiet- at its meetings hcre today. Aboii- races of the mandated territory of ly-

New Guinea were in danger of ex- Places previously closed during

tion of the sales tax as soon as _ possible with an immediate reduc- tinetion within fifty years if pre- the last, few days campaign were

tion from (our m (twp per cent was sent customs relating to marriage. n?” ‘Coicio, Jr-sfiilti. a catholic the main point stressed, divorce and childbirth were permitt- "ill-ls school. where :31 teachers, other m); changgg‘ as fegclynlnen- ed to continue. a conference repre- soul in h» nuns. were arrested

senting the New Guinea Administ- and are ililil tleluini-ti. and two ration and missions controlled by "mailer (‘uihoiio girls schools, the six religious denominations appeal- ed to the Atlstralian Government to make svmeping alterations in the existing methods of controlling the natives.

The conference frankly expressed the opinion that polygamy and abuses prevalent among the natives were having c. serious effect on the TORONTO’ h“ 2w M The Tm“ physical‘ fitness of the race. It mm Maple Leafs rnaderl ‘clean declared that venereal disease was sweep m. the“. mm. scheduled n» spreading alarmingly throughout “n.9,, M“, n“, Chicago mack the terrmwy- Heavy child mwml‘ Hawks bv defeating them 4 to 1 in

cied by the special committee were:

vidends, received from corporations which have paid income tax on tax- able profits be exempt from taxa- tion in the hands of the share- holders. That the personal income tax be reduced as far as possible. In conclusion, the report added: In making the above requests your

Maple Leafs Defeat ' Black Hawks (Canadian Press)

consider revenue needs in taking action. John M. Taylor, past president, presided in the absence of W. S. F‘allls, Mon- treal, the President of the C. M. A. There was a noon luncheon. which was followed by the business iilcet- ing.

HEARING POSTPONED

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Comment 0f J ap- anese Newspapers;

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ity was stated to be caused by too , N, i ,1 ; ,k , . early marriage of women. under- i, Afliefff‘(,,f,.f}j,,‘j’si;fif‘,fi}'ai, fight?‘ nourishment of the people general- ‘ ' ' ' ‘ -- ' iy lack of cieunliriess and disastrous v fleptdemirs. It was recommended ithat native women should be train- _ y _ Red as mldvrivcr. Under the term" , . ‘ inf the mandates it was necessary OTTAWA. Jan. 23.—~'I‘lh‘- hearing not to interfere with the native ——~— by the Supreme Court of Canada cugmmg, but; it would be to the ad- -.\ii<l.\"i‘(').\'i£, lhnncc. Jun- 28. - 01’ the proposal 00 admit women (.0 vantage of natives to endeavm- lg Vincents iiizissi-u ibilllffl- famous the Senate will not be referred f0 gtgmp out abuses, lSlmnish novel , illmi at his villa. until April. Several of the Prov- One of the most liltcresting topics hert- lii I: ln-ioi-k this morn- inces have not prepai-ed their cus- discussed in the conference's report illi-Z. ll political cxiic- ills son. es, it was announced today. Qwns the question of the adoption of iufritln, who iiurrluti here from ._.__--<+>_____ in language for general use: “The Vllivilcltl. Spain. illlll arrived at 1 [thought cofiltent of thed Englgi n]. 11%., was the only member of language" t e report. state , - in» iumcz family’ present at the yond the native mind, although the helisitlc. lliuner. who was n diabetic policy of Administration is to en-it-nucht void u fl-w day's ago. The courage the use of English. It islniil statiicil in his lungs and bron- imgracticabie to use gnghone of the chiul piiouinniiizi tlravciupeil. ma. ve anguages an o ony re- -————v4>-—%—

(Special to the Guardian) TOKIO, Jan. 28. —The news- paper Kokumin today welcomed the announcement of the coming ex-

maining alternative is the adoptioni

it.;"‘.f.ié“ei'.‘.i‘.ii’lt bffimifi 55%;; Announcements, language of the natives. It is ens-I Events t Meetings, Etc

ily acquired. and could be enriched "For Sale Typewriter- Apply

that it would result in development and peflectett A commute should», Hughes Drug Co. 20004-254!

-of economic relations between Can- ada and Japan. “and therefore be- ‘tween Great Britain and Japan.“ Although Kokumln appears to re- v fieot the sentiment of official Japan the vernacular papers express re-. gref. at the attempt to "deprive con-i

take in hand the preparation of a‘, ‘pidgin‘ English grammar and die-i tionary. ‘Pidgin’ has been used for translations of the gospels and oi the lives hi‘ the s-"nfs"

“wltilllPiillli -Auclion mill (lance