Similar to the other windows, this one shows four figures across the top portion. The first of these is the figure of the "Victory of Peace", holding both a palm branch and the sword of judgement, while a dove flies overhead. The second person shown is that of "Prosperity", who holds a wheat sheaf and a sicle, and, next to him, is "Progress", bearing a winged wheel and with the Lamp of Knowledge above his head. The fourth figure is "Plenty", symbolising the replenishment of both material and spirit through noble pursuit. Arranged in the lower portion of the window is a crowd of people assembled in peace and led by three figures in the foreground and bearing the symbols of their trades: "Industry" holds a mallet and dynamo, "Agriculture" bears a scythe, "Honour" carries a torch inscribed with words from John McCrae's poem "In Flanders Fields": "BE THE TORCH YOURS TO HOLD IT HIGH", and "Motherhood", who is surrounded by children. At the base of the second and third panels are the phrases: "HE MAKETH WARS TO CEASE", from Psalm 46:9, and "JUDGEMENT SHALL RETURN UNTO RIGHTEOUSNESS", from Psalm 94:15.