Which of these major retail companies began with a logo featuring a stern-looking man with a beard before evolving to its modern, simplified design?

Throughout history, retail brands have undergone fascinating transformations to stay relevant and capture consumer attention. Some of the world's most recognizable logos have changed dramatically since their inception, reflecting shifts in design trends, corporate strategy, and cultural values. This trivia question explores how one iconic retail brand's visual identity has evolved through the decades. Test your knowledge of retail history and brand management!

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Procter & Gamble (which originally featured the 'Man in the Moon' logo with a bearded face looking at 13 stars)
Walmart (which initially featured a frontier-style bearded shopkeeper figure representing Sam Walton)
Sears (which started with a portrait of Richard Sears with his distinctive beard and formal attire)
Montgomery Ward (which used a bearded frontiersman as its mascot to represent reliability and traditional values)