Sumner ‘Sum’ Bagley, owner of Bagley’s Tydol Service Station, 1380 Washington Street, Norwood, was doing a grease job when the photographer stepped in. Sum is known to hundreds of local people. He has been in business at the same location since 1932, and operates a grocery store adjacent to the station.

By the time you read this. Sumner ‘Sum’ Bagley, owner of Bagley’s Tydol Service Station, 1380 Washington Street. Norwood, will

be completing preparations for a hunting trip to Connecticut Lakes. N. H.. where he expects to bag the legal limit of birds and deer. Accompanied by his father. Walter Bagley, who is a probation officer at the District Court. Dedham. ‘Sum’ plans to close his station from November 2 to the 12th, and is eagerly anticipating his once-a-year vacation.

Makes ya’ jealous, doesn’t it!

Now to business . . . Mr. Bagley opened his station back in 1932 and in addition to his automotive center, operates a grocery store, too. where you can purchase groceries, ice cream, and other sundries.

Carrying a full line of Tydol products. ‘Sum’ specializes in complete grease jobs, washing, tire and tube repair, sells batteries, Zeerone and tires when he can get them. Construction was just completed on a large lubritorium where he can turn out grease jobs efficiently and thoroughly.

Stop in at Bag’ley’s Tydol Station soon — but don’t forget. Sum will be away from November 2 to the 12th — the lucky guy!