- SEARS
- Big name in department stores
- Chicago's ____ Tower
- Craftsman dealer
- Roebuck's partner
- Crisps on the griddle
- Chicago's __ Tower
- Beleaguered retail giant
- Former shopping mall staple
- Browns
- Major mall merchant
- Burns
- Retail giant
- Prepares, as tuna
- Blackens, as some fish
- Scorches
- Old catalog merchant
- Department store name
- Eaton's competitor
- Simpson's onetime department store partner, in Canada
- ___ Tower (tallest building in the U.S.)
- Chicago's ___ Tower
- Where to buy Kenmore products
- Forms a crust on, in a way
- 19th century American entrepreneur Richard Warren ____
- Annual "Wish Book" publisher
- Catalogue issuer of yore
- Macy's alternative
- Cataloguer of yore
- Cooks over high heat
- JCPenney rival
- Mail-order pioneer Richard
- Mall anchor store, frequently
- Company bought by Kmart
- Craftsman tools vendor
- Owner of the highest building in Chicago
- Classic name in mail order
- It was taken over by Kmart
- Company that once offered mail-order catalogs
- Cauterizes
- Blackens, as catfish
- Kenmore dealer
- Former owner of America's tallest building
- Department store founder Richard
- Department store chain co-founded by Alvah Curtis Roebuck
- Megastore name
- Big name in catalogs
- Discover card introducer
- Mail-order pioneer
- Brands, maybe
- ___ Tower
- __ Tower
- Blackens
- J.C. Penney competitor
- Catalog biggie
- Cooks tuna, in a way
- It merged with Kmart in 2005
- Blackens, as tuna
- Browns in a pan
- Chicago tower builder
- Browns quickly
- *Craftsman company
- Craftsman retailer
- Mail-order-only company until 1925
- Chars
- Holding corporation that owns Kmart
- Longtime name in catalogs
- Macy's competitor
- Venerable retailer
- Creates a Maillard reaction on a steak, say
- Former name on a Chicago skyscraper
- Cooks quickly, as tuna
- Roebuck partner
- Burns slightly
- Burns the surface
- Classic mail-order name
- Wal-Mart competitor
- Alvah Roebuck's partner
- Target competitor
- Catalogue pioneer
- Erstwhile cataloguer
- Grills, as a steak
- Lands' End owner
- Burns the surface of
- Prepares ahi tuna, maybe
- Target alternative
- Kmart merger partner
- Weatherbeater paint purveyor
- Penney competitor
- Chars, as a steak
- Kmart owner
- Cooks just a bit
- Retailer in Chapter 11 (2018)
- Scorches in a skillet
- Roebuck's retail partner
- Partner of Alvah Roebuck
- Prepares in 65 Across, perhaps
- Browns in a skillet
- Big name in mail order
- Seller of Craftsman tools
- Chars the surface of
- Blights.
- Parches.
- Brands.
- Pioneer in selling by mail.
- Withers.
- Soil erosion expert, author of "Deserts on the March."
- All-American back from U. S. C.
- Dries up.
- Pioneer mail-order merchant.
- Makes hard.
- Parts of gunlocks.
- Scorches the surface of.
- Torrefies
- Big name in catalogues
- Gun parts
- Gunlock catches
- Browns by heat
- Catches on guns
- World's tallest building, for short
- ___ Tower, Chi. (world's tallest building)
- ___ Tower, world's tallest building
- Early U.S. tennis champ
- Firearm mechanisms
- Name on the world's tallest building
- ___ Tower, world's highest building
- ___ Tower, Chicago
- Starts the steak
- Early retail pioneer
- Springfield parts
- Tower name
- Big name in mail-order business
- Old catalogue issuer
- Erstwhile catalogue
- Popular department store
- Large chain
- There's more for your life sloganeer
- Anchor store at many malls
- Company that launched the Discover card
- Company with a once-famous catalog
- Old catalog maker
- Treats with a cautery
- Seller of Kenmore appliances
- Wal-Mart rival
- Kmart acquisition
- Roebuck's partner in retailing
- What to "Come see the softer side of," in a slogan
- Brands ... or carrier of brands
- Turns brown quickly
- Company that owns Lands' End
- ___, Roebuck and Co.
- Longtime retailer hurt by Amazon
- Retail giant since 1886
- Classic catalog provider
- Department store that once famously put out catalogs
- Where America shops for value, per an old slogan
- Company that once offered "the Thrift Book of a Nation"
- Company whose headquarters were the world's tallest building for nearly 25 years
- Department store that once had a noted catalog
- Retail giant with a famous catalog, once
- Roebuck's onetime business partner
- Pioneering mail-order company
- Department store that once sold mail-order houses
- Gives a grilling
- It merged with Kmart
- Catalog you used to order guitar from
- Mall anchor, frequently
- Chars, as tuna steaks
- Big name in cataloguing, once
- Blackens on the grill
- Famous Tower
- Mall anchor store, often
- Midwest tower
- One may anchor a mall
- Company that merged with Kmart
- Department store giant
- Big name in retailing
- Common mall anchor store
- Big-time retailer
- Major department store
- Craftsman tools seller
- Largest U.S. retailer of the 1980s
- Leaves grill marks on, say
- Applies high heat to
- Causes withering
- Famous Chicago Tower
- Allstate's owner
- ____ Tower
- Mall anchor, often
- Windy City tower
- Notable bankruptcy filer of 2018
- Cooks a crust onto
- Catalogue name
- Company that discontinued its catalog in 1993
- Bargain predictors at a department store?
- Retailer since 1886
- Seller of Toughskins kids' clothing
- Kmart's parent
- Source of Toughskins clothing
- Toughskins seller
- Seller of Colormate towels and DieHard batteries
- Major appliance seller
- Original seller of Craftsman tools
- Onetime mall anchor
