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August 1941. Cars in the business district of Brattleboro, Vermont. 35mm nitrate negative by Jack Delano for the Farm Security Administration. View full size.
Rexall is still a huge name in pharmacies in Canada, but of course most are far larger than this little place.
Rexall still exists although in two far different forms than the store in the picture. In the USA the Rexall name was acquired by Sundown and the company became Rexall-Sundown, and is a manufacturer of nutritional supplements. In Canada the name is owned by the Katz Group which operated 1100 pharmacies across Canada including many operating as Rexall Pharmacies. The Katz Group bought the naming rights to the Edmonton Colliseum which is now known as Rexall Place.
A Rexall! Like from the Phil Harris-Alice Faye show!
Thats a fine looking automobile, and a nice day for the top to be down.
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