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^[[1266]] Saginaw, Mich., August 26th, 1925. [[stamped]] AUG 31 1925 [[/stamped]] FOR PRIZE CONTEST. W. Atlee Burpee Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Gentlemen: For several years I planted garden, buying my seeds without regard to quality. One spring I sent for Burpee's catalog, and ordered sweet peas and requested pamphlets on growing vegetables and flowers. My sweet peas were wonderful. There were more and larger blossoms on a stem, the colors beautiful. The next year I tried other flowers and vegetables, and the results were gratifying. I get a real thrill of pleasure as I look upon the varicolored flowers of my garden. My Burpee vegetables are delicious and bounteous. I am convinced that the very best results are obtained by planting Burpee seeds. Yours very truly, [[signed]] Margery F. Stolberg [[/signed]] (Mrs. G. A. Stolberg) 648 Cornelia Street Saginaw, Michigan.