A Canadian First War & Order Of St.john Medal Grouping Auction counting himself fortunate that he

counting himself fortunate that he was no longer Quartermaster

Communique dated 22 October 1915:

and both available as necessary for counter attack

where he was treated for Bronchitis (inflammation of the mucous membrane in the bronchial tubes) and Myalgia (muscle pain

A Canadian First War & Order Of St.john Medal Grouping Auction counting himself fortunate that heFirst World War Group of Four, to Corps Staff Sergeant Rodger Jarvie, SBStJ, St, John Ambulance Brigade of Hamilton, Ontario: Order of St. John, Breast Badge; British War Medal (158584 GNR. R. JARVIE. R. A.); Victory Medal (158584 GNR. R. JARVIE. R. A.); and Service Medal of the Order of St. John (5917 R. JARVIE 1949). Naming is officially impressed on the First World War pair and engraved on the SMOStJ. Mounted to a suspension with swing bar pinback,