n 1941, Sangster's Book Stores was well on its way. That corner on King Street became too small, so, Sangster secured premises at 95 Harbour Street (upstairs) for the princely sum of £4 a month. Later, downstairs was brought into the operation at £8 a month. Mr. Sangster was now on his way to establishing himself as one of the island's premier book sellers. In another 18 months, 95 Harbour was to prove too small, so larger premises were acquired at 99 Harbour Street. By 1956, the company had once again outgrown the premises and had to relocate to 91 Harbour Street.