A5 Lined note paper with blue biro. Consistent use of the grocer’s apostrophe.
A grocer’s apostrophe is a spelling mistake caused by placing an apostrophe before the s of a plural word. In English, the plural form of a word is most commonly shown by adding an s to the end (e.g., “cats,” “bananas,” “pictures”). Don’t add your own apostrophe!
Not sure what Mary (Nurpac) is.
Waitrose, Didcot, UK, 13th April 2023
Flowers, lettuce, toms, cue, beet, fruit, jellies, loaf cake, milk, cereal, butter.
Although the location and date are not known, the salad ingredients would suggest that this is a summer list.
Very nice writing with the l of a £ sign.
Prescription, toilet roll, kitchen roll, tissues, Daz, pads, bread, milk, biscuits, McVities, rich tea, sausage rolls, pies, chicken bits, spuds, sweets, chips, fish, lamb bits (frozen bag), tv mag, chat crosswords issue 24Y, take a break puzzle selection issue 8.
Found at Sainsbury’s, Calcot, Reading.
5th August 2016