When did doubling the end consonant before adding an s become acceptable?
There is a rule for doubling the vowel at the end of a word when adding an ending. It seems like a complicated rule (double the final consonant if it is a single consonant preceded by a single vowel and the ending you're adding begins in a vowel), and if you don't know it or remember it intuitively from years of spelling in elementary school, using a spell-checking program is a good idea for you.
It seems to me that Meijer sign makers would have a spell checker at their disposal. Especially since this sign was obviously typed on some sort of computer.
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