Which major retailer's logo originally featured a deer, then changed to a red bullseye target in 1962, coinciding with its discount store strategy?

Throughout history, iconic retail brands have evolved their logos to reflect changing times while maintaining brand recognition. These visual identities tell fascinating stories of corporate heritage and marketing strategy. This trivia question explores how a major retailer's logo design transformed through the decades as it became a household name. Test your knowledge of retail history and brand evolution!

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Target (originally Dayton's Dry Goods)
Walmart (originally Walton's Five and Dime)
Macy's (originally R.H. Macy & Co.)
JCPenney (originally The Golden Rule)