#rexall drug store

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"The Broken Down Hay Mower," Kingston Whig-Standard. May 30, 1933. Page 12. ---- NO we're not talking about the piece of machinery you use to cut the hay.

WE MEAN YOU, Mr. Farmer - we're going to talk to you straight! Who's going to run the machine during haying season if you're Broken Down? You are the one we worry about. The machine will be well cared for alright how about yourself? If the Truss you are wearing is not comfortable or worse still it doesn't do its job of holding your rupture in place, then just when you want to feel your best you find yourself some fine sunny afternoon on the flat of your back in agony why wait until then?

Our Truss department is equipped to supply your every need of parts or new Trusses. Our Private Fitting Room and trained fitters is your assurance of perfect comfort and safety at all times, guaranteed.

Our store is the only Truss Shop, between Toronto and Montreal, able to give the proper care and attention you need. Why put up with any- thing less than the best when you pay no more?

Delays may be dangerous - make an appointment at once.

When in need of Drugs "QUICKLY" 'Phone THE REXALL STORE JURY & PEACOCK Phone 343 Next to Loblaw's

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[oldshowbiz]

Rexall Magazine

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[limewatt]

sometimes i’m made really really aware that there’s americans on here

#what the hell is a wallgreens? #what the hell are american grocery stores actually. you guys don’t have loblaws? don’t have nofrills? freshco? #you guys have gotta at least have shoppers drug mart right? #foodbasics? #rexall? you have to have lowes right? #on god i checked wikipedia and you guys don’t have any of these? except lowes which is american apparently #what the hell

[stone-cold-groove]

Rexall’s carnival of values.

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[vintage-tech]

Things you rarely see today but used to be in every town (quoting Wikipedia, there were "12,000 stores across the United States from 1920 to 1977"): Rexall Drugs. Above are two of the store in the town where I grew up from the mid-1980s. Rexall still exists in some way -- they're all over Canada as a thriving company, yet are sporadically around the United States (such as Ranko's in Tacoma) because the chain dissolved but some former franchise stores have kept the name.

There's only one vestage of the once-mighty Rexall Drugs still in existance and you've been there: Corporate decided they wanted to try competing with 7-Eleven in 1958, and created six stores in Los Angeles under the name "Pronto Mart". In time Rexall decided to end that venture, but the man managing the stores bought them out instead of closing them. The manager was Joe Coulombe and the stores (after a change in name and marketing direction) are now called Trader Joe's.

Bonus note about this particular store, which closed around 1987: The signage on the corner over the entrance says it was also a member of the IDL drugstores (Independant Drug League), which disbanded in the 1960s yet I recall there being several drugstores in my neck of the woods that still used the name into the 1980s. The logo is half-obscured in my photos so here it is another way:

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[mdwsp]

In America, the deeply archetypal notion of the town (the Old Norse 'tun'), has been particularly resonant: 'Small Town America', 'Our Town' and 'Main Street' are all coded signifiers of Americanized virtue. However, at other times 'town' can signify a kind of gossipy Peyton Place where individual freedom may be nullified by group mores and neighborhood nosiness. Writing of Oak Park, Illinois, Ernest Hemingway described it as a place of 'wide lawns and narrow minds'. Several years after Shore made his sunlit picture, another artist, Gregory Crewdson, was repeatedly casting North Adams as a noir municipality where a darker reality waits in the bushes just beyond the white picket fence. Regardless of which view of town is taken, when the town/country duality is made, town is portrayed as the dark urban merchant, evil in comparison to the bright virtues of Nature and rural living. Nothing trumps Nature - it is pure, it is good. Its mythic credentials run deeper than those of any old 'tun'. Because Wilderness has not been touched by the hand of man, it provides a clean slate for the projection of idealized human attributes - or at least it did until the English critic John Ruskin came along in 1856 and referred to the personification of Nature as the 'Pathetic Fallacy’. The town/country or civilization/wild duality takes form in this picture in the contrast between a Rexall Drug store, where the cures for urban ills can be purchased, and the green hills in the distance rising up to a blue sky that does not admit of any ills at all. At the base of the hill is a white building that resembles a small-scale Parthenon. Look carefully and you will see that the second-floor windows of this distant edifice are slightly smaller than those of the first, and that the third story windows are slightly smaller still, so that the eye is tricked into seeing a noble building of classical proportions without receding lines. The explanation for this mini-temple goes back to the 1820s and 1830s, when America fancied itself the modern incarnation of democratic ancient Greece. New England, in particular, embraced this notion. Erudite Boston was regarded as the Athens of America; Lucy Larcom and the Lowell Mill Girls rose before dawn to read Ovid, and Greek revival architecture found its way to the hill country.

[cpd5777]

Hi, do you think Tracy was in Canada? And what makes you think she was in Canada?

I do! Because little video she posted on her IG stories where she pointed out Jefferson White on the Yellowstone calendar was taken in a Rexall which is a Canadian drug store (like a walgreens where they sell stuff other than just medicine).

#anon asks

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Five New Pizza Restaurants With a Wood Fire

Whenever I look at the pizza menu at my favorite pizza restaurant in the city, I am blown away by how delicious the pizzas are. That is because the pizza is prepared with a special wood fire. This fire helps to burn the fat from the pizza and gives it a delicious smoky flavor. It also makes the pizza very juicy.

Crust & Craft

Located on Coastal Highway in Rehoboth Beach, Crust & Craft is a local establishment that offers great food and craft beer. The menu features hand crafted wood fired pizzas and other delicious flavors. You can also take advantage of their incredible Happy Hour specials.

The restaurant offers a variety of specialty pizzas, pastas, and sandwiches. In addition, you can enjoy a variety of salads and appetizers. You can also order takeout or make reservations. The restaurant accepts credit cards and offers a variety of specials.

The wood fired pizza oven produces an intense heat. The heat enables the pizza to cook quickly. The crust is baked with a lightly charred edge, which adds to its flavor. The toppings are cooked evenly.

Osteria Cotta

Located on the Upper West Side, Osteria Cotta serves up the best of both Italian and American cuisines. Using only the finest locally sourced ingredients, the chefs put together meals that are a cut above the competition. Whether you are looking for a quick lunch, a late night snack or a quick drink before hitting the theater, Osteria Cotta is the place to be. Their wine list is impressive, and the staff is friendly. The best part is that it’s open late, so you can pop in for a bite to eat after a night on the town.

In addition to pizza, Osteria Cotta serves an impressive array of wood fired roasted free range chicken. The best part is that the chicken isn’t too heavy, making it an excellent choice for a first date or reunion dinner.

Lucali

Among New York’s pizza-obsessed, Lucali’s pizza has become a rite of passage. The artisanal pizza is made with a hand-stretched dough and baked in a wood-fired oven. The pizza’s thin crust holds its shape under a velvety tomato sauce and three types of cheese.

Mark Iacono, the pizzamaker who owns Lucali, is a native of Brooklyn’s Carroll Gardens neighborhood. He worked for Pasquale Jones and Speedy Romeo before founding the pizza shop. He was born across the street from Louie’s Candy Store, the old candy shop that his father owns.

Lucali’s menu is limited to pizza and calzone. The pizzas are made with simple toppings. They’re a classic Neapolitan style.

Rossopomodoro

Located in the former Rexall Drug Store on Fifth Avenue, Rossopomodoro is a Neapolitan pizza chain with a number of branches around the world. Rossopomodoro’s pizza is a tasty if a bit pricey, but it’s still cheaper than going to Naples for a pie.

The aforementioned pizza is a no brainer, but the Rossopomodoro also has a surprisingly impressive list of Italian specialties, including spaghetti vongole and monkfish. The store also sells pantry goods such as olive oil and balsamic vinegar, along with a fine selection of caviar and charcuterie. It also has a cute little bar.

In terms of pizza, Rossopomodoro offers a number of red sauce pizzas. The most interesting pizza is the one that combines San Marzano tomatoes, mozzarella di bufala and Parmigiano-Reggiano. The pie is topped with arugula and a dash of prosciutto.

Buffalo

Located at 1308 Buffalo Road in Gates, this upscale restaurant boasts a wood-burning oven in the style of the legendary Sicilian chef Mario Batali. For lunch and dinner, the menu is full of artisanal pizzas, entrees and salads. You can order your pizza by phone, email or online.

The pizza is a bit pricey but the quality of the crust is well worth the price. The kitchen also has a full bar and a selection of wines. The restaurant serves lunch and dinner, seven days a week. The best time to order is mid-day. You can also order your pizza on the go with their delivery service.

Neapolitan style

Authentic Neapolitan style pizza is made with high quality ingredients, fresh mozzarella, and fresh basil. It is cooked in an extremely hot wood fire, producing a crisp and delicious pizza.

Neapolitan pizza is also known for its distinctive flavor. To make an authentic Neapolitan style pizza, you need to use Italian flour and fresh ingredients. Pizza ovens must also be made from wood. The wood fire gives pizza its signature flavor.

Authentic Neapolitan pizza is made with San Marzano tomatoes, fresh mozzarella, and basil. It is typically served with a simple tomato sauce. Pizza ovens should be heated to between 430 and 480 degrees Celsius. These temperatures will create large air bubbles in the crust, giving it a crisp and charred finish.

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[giseleharvey]

Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: 1931 Rexall Drugs Advertising Weather Chart Wall Calendar Sterling Colorado.

[ledenews]

Chamberlain Prepares for Friday Signing Event at Strand Theatre

(Publisher's Note:) This story by John W. Miller - owner of Moundsville.org - first appeared before Mr. Chamberlain's book signing was scheduled for this Friday, so we decided to re-publish it to promote the 4-6 p.m. event. Refreshments will be served.) During the 1950s and 1960s, when Randy Chamberlain was a boy in Moundsville, WV, people in the evenings “sat on their front porches talking with each other,” he told me. Chamberlain, 77, is a retired insurance rep, radio DJ and grocer, and city councilman who’s lived in Moundsville his whole life. In 2018, Charlie Walton, the editor of The Moundsville Daily Echo, asked Chamberlain to write for the paper. Chamberlain, a born storyteller with a rich radio voice, produced Around the Mound, a charming weekly reflection on his beloved town and his life spent there. Chamberlain wrote the column for three years, and gave it up when he picked up a seat on City Council. He didn’t want to compromise his journalistic integrity. But recently, he published a 150-page book called Memories From Around the Mound: Tokens of a Thriving Town (you can buy it here), a collection of his columns and some photographs. The book’s been selling out all over town, and popping up with praise on Facebook, so yesterday I drove to Moundsville to ask Chamberlain why he thought it had been so successful. “People have really connected with it,” he told me over a cheeseburger at Bob’s Lunch. “People do tend to think that things were much better when they were young, but I also think we’re doing okay now.” Chamberlain is an optimist, and he’s right: Moundsville is doing better than most Ohio Valley towns.  The history of the Moundsville Mound extends far beyond what we know to this day, but Chamberlain tells many tales in his book. In part, Memories From Around the Mound is a personal memoir and a narrative of shared American culture, especially musical. Chamberlain, a music maniac, chronicles his path into professional radio and America’s journey from Big Band to Rock and Roll, and tells charming stories about discovering Connie Francis, Bobby Vinton and Jerry Lewis. There are also stories about important shared moments in America history and culture, such as watching the Marx Brothers, The Three Stooges, Superman, and quiz shows that turned out to be rigged, receiving the Sears-Roebuck catalogue ahead of Christmas, and experiencing news of the dropping the atomic bombs on Japan and the assassination of President Kennedy. But the most touching parts of the book are Chamberlain’s descriptions of the community he experienced in Moundsville growing up in the 1950s and 1960s. Moundsville around Christmas reminded Chamberlain of the town of Bedford Falls in It’s a Wonderful Life. There were no shopping malls then, and people walked along Jefferson Ave, crisscrossed with artificial pine, Christmas wreaths and outdoor lights. In the 1950s, Randy’s family didn’t own a car. “That meant we walked as a rule,” he writes. “In the winter when there was snow on the ground, our father would get out our sleds and pull us to grandma’s house. We were always excited to arrive at grandma’s. We knew there would be hot chocolate and fresh-baked raisin or chocolate chip cookies which grandma kept in an old marshmallow tin.” Around that time, there were dozens of grocery stores in around and Moundsville. Chamberlain can still rattle off the names: Berry, Bonar, Cheslick, Gamble, Hill, Koontz, Simmons and Weaver. And those were among dozens of other local businesses: Rexall Drug, Jim’s Shoe Repair and Store, Remke Furniture and Appliance. (One of them, Ruttenberg’s, is still around and I’ve written about it here.) Moundsville residents once decorated the Mound, but protesters successfully halted the practice more than 30 years ago. Chamberlain worked at one when he was a teenager and owned his own store from 1966-1972. “We sold all the things you need for daily life,” he said. “We got produce from local farmers whenever we could.” One of the functions that these stores could fulfill in the community was extending credit to workers during strikes. There were dozens of factories around Moundsville, many of them unionized. “When strikes occurred, it was the neighborhood grocery store that offered credit that was the working man’s lifeline.” Another function of the grocery store was to connect people with news. “Some might call it gossip,” Chamberlain writes. “Regardless, you knew who was moving into the neighborhood, or moving out. You were among the first to learn when a family was expecting a new addition. Whatever the news, one was likely to learn about it first from his neighborhood grocer.” I asked Chamberlain to reflect on what’s caused people to retreat from each other, even in Moundsville, where people no longer sit on their front porches in the evening. Was it car culture, big retail, shopping malls or suburbanization? Part of the problem is screens sucking our attention away from the reality of human contact. “Technology can be good and can be bad, and right now we’re seeing the bad side,” he said. And we need to chat with neighbors, share stories and relate to people who aren’t like us. There’s no technology, political party or TED Talk that will ever change that. The truth, wrote Flannery O’Connor “does not change according to our ability to stomach it emotionally.” So I think we need to celebrate the small-town nostalgia of Randy Chamberlain, because it points to something that will also be true in the future, wherever you live. Read the full article

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Navigating the Diabetes Regulator Market in Ontario, Canada: A Comprehensive Guide

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Understanding the Need for Diabetes Regulators

Diabetes regulators play a pivotal role in helping individuals with diabetes maintain optimal blood sugar levels. These devices are designed to monitor and regulate insulin delivery, ensuring a delicate balance that is crucial for the well-being of those living with diabetes. Given the importance of these regulators, it's essential to choose a reputable source when looking to make a purchase.

Exploring options in Ontario

Ontario boasts a robust healthcare infrastructure, making it relatively easy for residents to access essential medical devices. Local pharmacies and medical supply stores are the primary options for purchasing diabetes regulators. Popular pharmacy chains such as Shoppers Drug Mart and Rexall typically stock a variety of diabetes management devices, including regulators.

Additionally, many medical supply stores across the province specialize in diabetes care products. These stores often have knowledgeable staff who can provide guidance on choosing the right regulator based on individual needs and preferences.

Online retailers for diabetes regulators

In the digital age, online shopping has become a convenient option for acquiring medical supplies, and diabetes regulators are no exception. Various online retailers cater to the Canadian market, offering a wide range of products with doorstep delivery. When exploring online options, it's crucial to prioritize reputable platforms to ensure the authenticity and quality of the products.

Real Old Remedies, Inc.: A Trusted Name in Diabetes Care

Real Old Remedies Inc. has emerged as a trusted and reliable supplier of diabetes management products in Ontario. With a commitment to providing high-quality solutions for individuals living with diabetes, Real Old Remedies Inc. has become a go-to destination for those seeking reliable diabetes regulators.

The company takes pride in offering a diverse range of regulators that cater to different preferences and needs. Their products are known for their accuracy, durability, and user-friendly features, making them suitable for both beginners and experienced users managing diabetes.

Real Old Remedies Inc. not only provides cutting-edge technology in diabetes management but also emphasizes the importance of education and support. Their knowledgeable customer service team is ready to assist customers in choosing the right diabetes regulator, ensuring a personalized and informed purchasing experience.

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Customer Support: Real Old Remedies Inc. takes pride in its exceptional customer support. Whether you have questions about product features, need assistance with troubleshooting, or require guidance on choosing the right regulator, their dedicated support team is ready to help.

For residents of Ontario, Canada, seeking reliable sources for diabetes regulators, the options are diverse. Local pharmacies, medical supply stores, and online retailers offer accessibility and convenience. However, for those looking for a trusted and reputable choice, Real Old Remedies, Inc. stands out as a beacon in the field of diabetes care. With a commitment to quality, user-friendly designs, educational resources, and exceptional customer support, Real Old Remedies Inc. is a name you can rely on for your diabetes management needs.

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FINDING WHERE TO BUY OZEMPIC IN CANADA

where to buy ozempic in canada Established pharmacy chains like Shoppers Drug Mart, Rexall, and Walmart Pharmacy are widely recognized and have numerous branches across the country. These pharmacies typically have knowledgeable pharmacists who can guide you through the process of purchasin

When it comes to purchasing Ozempic in Canada, there are several reliable options available. If you’re wondering where to buy Ozempic in Canada, here are some key avenues to explore:

Local Pharmacies: Start by visiting your nearest pharmacy, such as Shoppers Drug Mart, Rexall, or Walmart Pharmacy. These establishments often carry a wide range of medications, including Ozempic. Speak to the pharmacist, present your prescription, and they will guide you through the purchase process.

Online Pharmacies: Many reputable online pharmacies provide the convenience of purchasing medications from the comfort of your home. Ensure that the online pharmacy you choose is licensed and operates within the guidelines set by Health Canada. Check customer reviews and ratings to ensure their reliability.

Prescription Assistance Programs: Some pharmaceutical companies offer patient assistance programs that can help reduce the cost of medications, including Ozempic. These programs are designed to assist individuals who may face financial difficulties in accessing their prescribed medications. Contact the manufacturer of Ozempic or visit their website to inquire about any available programs.

Health Insurance Coverage: Check with your health insurance provider to determine if buy online Ozempic in Canada is covered under your plan.

Remember, Ozempic is a prescription medication, so you will need a valid prescription from your healthcare provider to purchase it. It is important to follow your healthcare professional’s guidance and dosing instructions when using Ozempic to ensure optimal results and manage any potential side effects.

Local Pharmacies: Convenient and Accessible Options

Local pharmacies are often the first choice for individuals looking to buy Ozempic in Canada. They provide convenient and accessible options for obtaining this prescription medication. Whether you live in a bustling city or a small town, local pharmacies can be found in various locations, making it easier for you to access your prescribed medication. These pharmacies typically have knowledgeable pharmacists who can guide you through the process of purchasing Ozempic. They are well-equipped to handle prescription medications and can provide valuable information regarding dosage, potential side effects, and any other concerns you may have.

When visiting a local pharmacy to purchase Ozempic, ensure that you have a valid prescription from your healthcare provider. Present the prescription to the pharmacist, who will then assist you in filling the prescription and obtaining the required quantity of Ozempic. They can also provide important information on how to store the medication properly and answer any questions you may have about its usage. One of the advantages of local pharmacies is the ability to establish a relationship with the pharmacists. They can offer personalized advice and support, ensuring that you have a comprehensive understanding of how to use Ozempic effectively. Additionally, if you require refills, local pharmacies can assist you in managing your medication supply and schedule.

Online Pharmacies: Easy and Convenient Ordering :

Online pharmacies have become increasingly popular for purchasing medications like Ozempic in Canada. They offer an easy and convenient ordering process, allowing individuals to access their prescribed medications from the comfort of their own homes. One of the key advantages of online pharmacies is the convenience they offer. With just a few clicks, you can browse through a wide range of medications, including Ozempic, and place an order at any time that suits you. This eliminates the need for physical visits to a pharmacy and allows individuals in remote areas or with limited mobility to obtain their medication with ease. Look for established online pharmacy websites that have a good reputation and positive customer reviews. These websites typically have secure payment options and maintain privacy and confidentiality when handling personal and medical information. However, it is important to exercise caution and do thorough research before making a purchase. Be wary of fraudulent websites or suspiciously low prices, as these can indicate counterfeit or substandard medications. Always verify the legitimacy of the online pharmacy and ensure they require a valid prescription for prescription medications like Ozempic.

Prescription Assistance Programs: Financial Support for Ozempic

Pharmaceutical companies that manufacture Ozempic often offer patient assistance programs. These programs aim to alleviate the financial burden by providing discounts, coupons, or other forms of financial support to eligible individuals. They are typically available to individuals who meet specific criteria, such as income limitations or lack of insurance coverage. To access prescription assistance programs, you can reach out to the manufacturer of Ozempic directly or visit their website. They will provide information on the program’s eligibility requirements, application process, and the type of assistance available. Some programs may require you to complete an application form and provide proof of income or other documentation. By participating in a prescription assistance program, you may be eligible to receive financial assistance that reduces the out-of-pocket cost of Ozempic or even covers it entirely. This can significantly ease the financial burden and ensure that you can continue your prescribed treatment without interruption. It’s important to note that each prescription assistance program may have its own specific requirements and limitations.They can provide guidance on available programs, help you navigate the application process, and offer alternatives if necessary.

Health Insurance Coverage: Exploring Coverage Options for OzempicHealth insurance

coverage is an important consideration when it comes to purchasing Ozempic in Canada. Exploring your coverage options can help you understand the extent to which your health insurance plan can assist in covering the cost of this prescription medication. Many health insurance plans provide coverage for prescription medications, including those used to treat diabetes like Ozempic. However, the specific coverage details can vary depending on the insurance provider and the specific plan you have. Inquire about the coverage details, such as the percentage of the medication cost that will be covered, any deductibles or co-payments you may be responsible for, and any limitations or restrictions that may apply. This information will give you a clear understanding of the financial responsibility associated with purchasing Ozempic. If your health insurance plan does not cover Ozempic or provides limited coverage, you may have alternative options to explore. For example, you can inquire about any supplemental insurance plans available that specifically cover prescription medications.

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Spent the afternoon shopping 🛍 in Altona, Manitoba, Canada; a small to fair sized Mennonite community here in the Red River Valley with quite a few awesome shopping opportunities and deals. Bought a wheeler for $30 off regular price from Altona Co-oP Hardware to haul big items I purchase up to my 3rd floor 2 bedroom apartment. Bought a number of items at the Dollar Store in Altona mall. While there I also shopped at IGA and Rexal Drug Store. Did some browsing only shopping at Home Hardware in Altona Mall as well. Getting an idea of costs for shelving and other home type items I need in my NEW place! (at St. Jean Baptiste, Manitoba) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cmztrk1yEyF/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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United-Rexall Drug Inc, 1965

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