Published In:
Ann Arbor News, April 30, 1953
Caption:
Nineteen department managers with a total of 125 years experience are proud to present a large number of specially priced merchandise purchased for this Sears Days Sale. They extend to you a cordial invitation to visit the Sears store during this Big Event.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, February 4, 1959
Caption:
The Department Managers of Sears Welcome You To Their Sale! Back row, left to right - Paint Dep't, G. Johnson; Radio-TV W. Sebastian; Housewares, F. Myers; Shoes, H. Largen; Plumbing-Heating, G. Tufford; Catalog, L. Bacon; Service, D. Winters; Hardware-Electrical, F. Joyce; Rugs, G. Clarke; 2nd row - Corsetry, E. Shore; Infants, B. Pfeiffle; Lingerie, L. Gilbert; Sporting Goods, J. Sipos; Men's and Boys' Wear, L. Bowen; Domestics, R. Van Hoesen; Sweepers-Sewing Machines, W. Thomas; 1st row - Appliances, C. Baker; Auto Accessories, H. Johnson; Credit, Mina Servis; Farm Store, G. Wappula; Furniture, O. Pinsoneault.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 18, 1959
Caption:
Dress-Ups From Mom's Attic: Children attending the bazaar Friday will entertain themselves (while Mom shops) by trying on costumes found in bazaar worker's attics. Here Miss Judy Borgerson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John L. Borgerson, becomes a razzle-dazzle flapper, while Chucky Johnson, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson, isn't sure what he wants to be in the over-sized coat. The women helping them are Mrs. Clyde Johnson (left) and Mrs. H. Vaughn Whited, wife of the church minister. Shown in the background are other "attic" booth items, a dress form, a trunk, and costume jewelry.