Which iconic brand mascot was temporarily changed during World War II to promote war bonds and patriotism?

Throughout retail history, brand mascots have not only represented products but have also reflected cultural shifts, societal changes, and marketing innovations. Some mascots have become so iconic that they've influenced consumer behavior across generations and evolved alongside historical events. Test your knowledge of how these brand ambassadors have intersected with significant moments in history!

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Aunt Jemima (now Pearl Milling Company)
M&M's characters (who were introduced specifically because chocolate was being sent to soldiers)
Smokey Bear (who was actually created during WWII as part of the war effort)
Coca-Cola's Santa Claus (who wore military colors and promoted buying war bonds in special advertisements)