Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1906-11-04
CENTRAL MARKET
An Enterprising Local Business House
Conducted by N. c. Bonnie

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Among the more important of Globes
business enterprises there is one which
in its particular line of industry stands
prominently alone. This il the Cen
trail Market, operated for over eleven
years by M. C. Bonnie. From BUSH
ness of but moderate proportions. Mr..
Bonnie has, year by year, steadily
pushed its growth until the volume of
sales is now on par with the largest
concerns in the territory. Indomitable
enterprise and business acumen pos
sessed by but few have proven factors
of no inconsiderable weight in this, but
the real secret of Mr.. Bonne's success
lies in a reputation for upright business
methods of which any man might well
feel proud. AS the biggest wholesaler
in Globe, Mr.. Bonnie naturally has large
interests vested on the outside, but
notwithstanding this he never fails to
keep in close touch with every detail
connected with his retail trade. At all
times the market will be found fully
stocked with every commodity that
cash can purchase. "Bonne keeps it"
is saying that has well nigh become
household expression.
During the past few days this estab-
lishment has received several carloads
of prime cornfed beeves, which the
genial proprietor is proud of being able
to display. These are just little bit
finer than this market has exhibited in
some time, which is saying great
deal Right here it will not be amiss
to call attention to the fact that Mr..
Bonnie buys only for spot cash. Pos
sessed of ample capital, he is enabled
to do this important part of his bust
ness on the closest of margins, and
patrons reap their share of the benefits
of the discounts accruing therefrom.
Not alone prime beeves, but the
choicest of mutton and pork are bought
this way-by the wholesale and for
cash.
/ In addition to the more substantial,
all kinds of delicacies are to be found
on the counters, oysters in bulk or
canned, the finest of poultry, fresh fish
and other commodities of like n ture
are on display every morning. 1t is
needless to add that they are always
nice and fresh, otherwise there would
be no room for them in this shop.
In response to growing demand
MIR. Bonnie lately decided to add a
special feature to his market by car
rying big assortment of imported
cheese, sausage, salt mackerel, herring
and many other delicacies seldom found
outside the eastern markets. The
enter prise shown in this direction is
amply testified to by appreciative Gus
toners.
Ii is in the fixtures and general equip
ments that this market stands the peer
of any in the southwest. Upon enter
ing, glance to the right shows a
HldS iliiCeHt UiiiIoI, VI tiipptc piate
glass, where in warm weather the
ladies will have an opportunity 90 re-
fresh themselves with cooling drink
of ice water. On the other side is a
large clock, finer by far, than any in
the city and an ornament to any estab-
lshment. The meat counter is also a
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costly. Encased in heavy plate glass
it presents both handsome and unique
appearance. At the ends are compart-
ments for ice. between which is Q large
receptacle for the keeping pure and
fresh of brands of a perishabie char
character. The cold storage depart