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Some memories of Young's Rexall Drug Store The uncovering of the iconic orange and blue sign on the corner of the Square by Greensburg Street may have some folks wondering about Young's Rexall Drug Store, later Young & Wilson Rexall Drugs. Here are some links from the CM archives:
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