Misspelled Signs - Page 22

One more time for "cigaretts."

It's like shooting fish in a barrel. Several more from a nearby supermarket: In the first picture are two Polaner products, grape jelly and strawberry peserves. And note that "Polaner" is spelled "Polar" in the top one. In the second shot are two Healthy Choice products, although for the one on the right it's spelled "Helthy Choice."

Isn't that speciail? They have complete under-car speciailists. (As opposed to incomplete ones?)

As far as I could discern, the f in "DFLIVERY" isn't an e whose bottom horizontal bar dropped off. The word was just misspelled. Simple as that.

Please don't poke the poek in the shoulder. But at least it's fresh. That fact is mentioned twice: "FRESH LEAN WHOLE POEK SHOULDER FRESH"

Cellers pumped? Is "celler" a slang term for someone who uses a cell phone? If so, then watch out for this guy.

Does this costum jewelry costum a lot of wampum?

Toto, I have a feeling we're not in Ridgewood anymore. According to this sign, we're in Rigewood.

Hoo boy! Quite a few to see here.

• Line 3: hony turkey (s/b honey)
• Line 7: ros beef (s/b roast)
• Line 8: boloni (s/b bologna)
• Line 16: prolone cheese (s/b provolone)

Am I to understand that some guy named Aron presses shirts? I wonder if he uses an iron. And I believe that the first comma is erroneous. It probably should read "SHIRTS WASHED, IRONED."