Misspelled Signs - Page 8

I have always believed that one should have a good fundation in spelling skills. One other thing that struck me about this sign is the fact that the phone number in case of an emergency has been partially removed - possibly maliciously - or was not placed on the sign in its entirety. Very suspicious.

This is the second example of "dinning" room furniture which I've encountered. (See here) Again, this allows me to price-shop. This sign contains a grammar error, as well: "YOURS ONE STOP FURNITURE CORP."

What happened to the second e in "perfumes"? Here's another thing: This business is called Valerie's Men & Women's Wear, not Valerie's Men's & Women's Wear. Is that to imply that it sells two types of things, women's wear and men?

Fine cloting - as opposed to, say, fine clotting?

O.K. Since this is the third time that "dinning" room furniture has been found for sale, it has achieved the status of the common "accesories" - that is, I will not document another example of it unless it appears with another spelling mistake.

What do you know? I've found yet another way to misspell "cigarettes." Keep 'em comin', guys!

Well, we've seen this one before, haven't we?

A vehicle might have two axles, but a double-axel is a figure skating term.

"Hey, buddy! Can you fix my brakes?" "Sorry, pal. No can do. That's the breaks."

Sorry to be such a stickler about spelling, but the word should read "NEAPOLITAN."