Dr. Sunny Beverages - Grand’mere QC

[Donas12]

Here’s an 8 oz acl I have that I rather enjoy the graphics of. It’s from Dr Sunny Beverages of Grandmere Quebec.
Oddly the front label is Mr. Sunny...
Would like to know if there are other versions out there. Any info or pics would be appreciated, thanks.

 

[Donas12]

 

[Timelypicken]

I haven’t seen any other versions. It is a beautiful bottle

 

[RCO]

there is an embossed / art deco version , I don't have one but have a picture of it , but not that familiar with this bottler

 

[Donas12]

there is an embossed / art deco version , I don't have one but have a picture of it , but not that familiar with this bottler

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That’s a nice one !

 

[Csa]

Nice Bottles! Always amazed at the wide variety of sodas with cool ACLs and esp the fancy embossed ones. My ability to find them has been spotty at best so far.

 

[JKL]

That's a great bottle!

 

[ROBBYBOBBY64]

Great shape Acl. They changed the title from the embossed to the acl. Dr. To Mr. I wonder why?
ROBBYBOBBY64.

 

[mctaggart67]

Great shape Acl. They changed the title from the embossed to the acl. Dr. To Mr. I wonder why?
ROBBYBOBBY64.

Probably to meet that federal law in Canada which required (still requires) that consumer products do not get dressed up as medical products, especially if they have no medical properties, such as pop. This principle came out of the legal status review of patent / proprietary medicines in Western Society in the early 1900s.

Great history in this bottle!

 

[ROBBYBOBBY64]

Probably to meet that federal law in Canada which required (still requires) that consumer products do not get dressed up as medical products, especially if they have no medical properties, such as pop. This principle came out of the legal status review of patent / proprietary medicines in Western Society in the early 1900s.

Great history in this bottle!

Was that around the same time as the American "Pure food and drug act of 1906"?
ROBBYBOBBY64.