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B4rry77 Posted 10 years ago
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Harrisons or Harrison's

I'm opening a business and calling it Harrisons Tea Room but i'm not sure if it should be Harrison's Tea Room! Can anyone help as the last thing I want is for my signage or promotional material to wrong? Thank you.
  

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Assuming the name is "Harrison", it should be "Harrison's Tea Room".

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  • Assuming the name is "Harrison", it should be "Harrison's Tea Room".
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Assuming the name is "Harrison", it should be "Harrison's Tea Room".
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Yes it is, thank you.
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