Saturday’s ad is for Miller Brewing, from 1941. This ad features an illustration of La Salle Street in Chicago, Illinois.

Friday’s ad is for Miller Brewing, from 1941. This ad features the ubiquitous magic bottle of Miller High Life and a full pilsner glass sitting in front of a scene where a man, over a few beers, is telling the story of how big the fish was that got away.

Thursday’s ad is for Miller Brewing, from 1944. This ad features an illustration of a man fishing in Potato River Falls, Wisconsin.

Wednesday’s ad is for Miller Brewing, from 1941. This ad features the ubiquitous magic bottle of Miller High Life and a full pilsner glass sitting in front of a scene in a country club locker room after a round of golf.

Tuesday’s ad is for Miller Brewing, from 1942. This ad features the ubiquitous magic bottle of Miller High Life and a full pilsner glass sitting by a shotgun shell and in front of two ducks that recently had an unfortunate run-in with a similar shotgun shell.

Monday’s ad is for Miller Brewing, from 1941. This ad features yet another magic bottle of Miller High Life and a full pilsner glass sitting on a chess or checkers board, with several people engaged in various sporting pursuits.

Sunday’s ad is for Miller Brewing, from 1942. This ad features yet another magic bottle of Miller High Life and a full pilsner glass along with a chess board. I think the bottle and glass might be pieces on the game.

Friday’s ad is for Miller Brewing, from 1948. This ad features a framed illustration of an old village pub, with the pub sign reading “Miller High Life.”

Thursday’s ad is for Miller Brewing, from 1942. This ad features another magic bottle of Miller High Life and a full pilsner glass along with a plate of snacks.