Orders for half-yearly sets of twelve will be received at $5.50 in advance; and for yearly sets of twenty-four at $10.00 in advance. All pictures are sent in pasteboard rolls, postpaid. Half-yearly and yearly subscribers will receive each monthly pair in one roll. Portfolios, suitable for holding twenty-four or less, will be supplied, postpaid, for 75 cts. =NOW READY=: OCT. 1. "=Little Brown Maiden.=" KATE GREENAWAY. The sweetest and quaintest of Miss Greenaway's creations. The original watercolor was purchased in her London studio by Mr. Lothrop, and is perhaps the only original painting by Kate Greenaway in America. OCT. 15. "=On Nantucket Shore.=" F. CHILDE HASSAM. A wood engraving from this sea-beach picture was the frontispiece to the September Wide Awake. In a boy's room it would be a delightful reminder of vacation days. NOV. 1. "=In Grandmother's Garden.=" WM. T. SMEDLEY. This is a picture of the time when mother was a little girl, and walked with grandmother in the dear old lady's garden. NOV. 15. "=The Dream Pedler.=" EDMUND H. GARRETT. Every nursery should have this picture of the captivating Dream Peddler, standing on the crescent moon and with his bell crying his dreams for sale. DEC. 1. "=Morning.=" F. H. LUNGREN. DEC. 15. "=Evening.=" F. H. LUNGREN. These are companion pictures--the beautiful ideal figures set, the one in the clear azure of a breezy morning, the other in the moonlight mystery of evening. [Illustration: hand] _Other Subjects in rapid Preparation. See current numbers of_ WIDE AWAKE _for particulars._[Illustration: flipped hand] Address all orders to D. LOTHROP & CO., Publishers, Boston. Mass., U. S. A. THE PANSY SOCIETY P. S. THE motto of the Society is "Pansies for Thoughts." What kind of thoughts? Oh, sweet, good, pure, unselfish, hopeful thoughts, such as Pansies, beautiful Pansies ought to inspire. Now "who may join?" Every boy and girl who takes the PANSY, and is willing to promise to try to overcome his or her faults, to encourage every good impulse, to try to conquer some hard lesson at school, to do anything that shows a disposition to help the cause of right in the world. Any one who will say from the heart: "I promise to try each day to do some kind act, or to say some kind word that shall help somebody;" honest effort will be accepted as much as if success were gained. This promise must be dated, and will be copied into the "P. S." roll-book. The most important of all to remember is our whisper motto: "I will do it for Jesus' sake." "FOR JESUS' SAKE." Whatever He will own, the "P. S." will be proud and glad to copy on its roll-book. Then you must write a letter to Pansy (Mrs. G. R. Alden, Cincinnati, O.), saying that you thus pledge yourself, and you will become a member of the Pansy Society, and receive a badge. Now, about the badges.