Triple Errors Every Day

"Everyday" should be every day. When used as an adjective, it should be written as one word. For instance, "Be sure to wash your everyday jeans in cold water." However, in this sign, "everyday" should be written every day because the words mean "each day." 

Here's a link for further explanation:

http://www.elearnenglishlanguage.com/blog/english-mistakes/everyday-vs-every-day/

This sign seems to indicate that the discount is for one senior citizen instead of many senior citizens. It should be written "senior citizens'" discount. 

My daughter noticed the missing apostrophe in "Dont." 

All of these are from Harvest Foods in Salem, Arkansas. 

The author of this sign delights passersby with humorous gems. This political gem needs one more O in "TO."

I chuckled at the blatant disregard for the message on this sign. The capitalization is random. I found this one in Bryant, Arkansas' Target.

The MOBILE HOMES need no apostrophe.

PATS needs an apostrophe.