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

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

Communique dated 22 October 1915:

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,